Explanation

"Abruptly" is the adverb form of the adjective "abrupt", describing how an action is done.

The suffix "-ly" typically turns adjectives into adverbs.

Explanation

The part of speech that joins words, phrases, or clauses together is a Conjunction.

Conjunctions like "and," "but," and "or" link different parts of a sentence to provide cohesion and clarity.

Explanation

She did her best to win the award.

This sentence follows proper word order: Subject (She) + Verb (did) + Object/Complement (her best).

The infinitive phrase "to win the award" correctly explains the purpose of her action.

Explanation

The idiom "to get in someone's hair" means to annoy or bother someone, often by being too involved in their affairs.

It's commonly used when someone is unwelcome in another's personal space or decisions.

Explanation

• The correct indirect sentence is: He proposed that they should wait for the award.
• The direct statement "Let us wait for the award" implies a suggestion or proposal.
• The word "proposed" accurately captures the intention of the original statement in indirect speech.

Explanation

She asked how she, a girl, who could not ride or use sword or lance, could be of any help. Rather would she stay at home and spin beside her dear mother.

The reporting verb "said" changes to "asked" to match the question format in indirect speech.

Tenses are correctly shifted from present to past ("can" → "could", "cannot" → "could not").

The rest of the sentence maintains the original meaning and structure.

Explanation

Passage

Last night I was reading a book about the scientific inventions and discoveries made by the scientists in the last one hundred years. These inventions include radio, TV, telephone, electricity, jet engines, rockets, aeroplanes, tanks, atom bomb, computer and the conkest of the moon. I wondered what the world will look like before one hundred years. With these thoughts in mind, I went to sleep and found myself in the world of dreams.

I enters a new world. It was full of shining stars and planets. Their was also many spaceships. They were travelling from one planet for another, and from star to star. They had artificial of cylinders oxygen. I happened to visit Jupiter, the Mars, the Saturn, Uranus and the Pluto. Many human beings were settled on these planets. They had been living on those planets with the help of many electronic machines.

1. These inventions include radio, TV, telephone, electricity, jet engines, rockets, aeroplanes, tanks, atom bomb, computer and the _____ of the moon.

Conquest

2. I wondered what the world will look like _____ one hundred years.

After

3. I _____ a new world.

Entered

4. _____ also many spaceships.

There were

5. They were traveling from one planet _____ another, and from star to star.

To

6. The correct form of the sentence: They had artificial of cylinders oxygen is _____?

They had cylinders of artificial oxygen.

Explanation

Explanation

To form a question in the past tense with "was," place the verb "was" before the subject.

The sentence is a yes/no question structure: Was + subject + complement?

Explanation

The correct preposition used with "expertise" is "in" when referring to a subject or field.

So, "He has expertise in the famous world language" is grammatically correct.