Explanation

Amiable means ملنسار

Unfriendly means غیر دوستانہ

Explanation

Absurd means بے معنی، غیر معقول، فضول

Ridiculous means  مضحکہ خیز، بے ہودہ

Explanation

Vowels are primarily described and classified based on the

Tongue Position (Height):  high or low the tongue is in the mouth: high (close), mid, or low (open).

Tongue Position (Backness):  which part of the tongue is raised: front, central, or back.

Lip Shape (Rounding): Lips can be rounded (pursed, like for /u/) or unrounded (spread or neutral, like for /i/).

Length: Vowels can be long (tense) or short (lax), such as /iː/ vs. /

Explanation

The basis sounds of language are called phonemes.

They are the smallest unit of sounds in a language.

For example, the word 'cat' 

Explanation

The noun conduct has the stress on the first syllable (CONduct)

In English, many two-syllable words that function as both nouns and verbs

The noun is stressed on the first syllable (CONduct - behavior)

The verb is stressed on the second syllable (conDUCT - to direct). 

Explanation

Correct: In spite of  (three separate words)

Incorrect: Inspite of, In-spite of, In spite off

Usage: It is often used interchangeably with "despite".

Tip: If you use "in spite," it must always be followed by "of".

Explanation

The name hippopotamus is derived from the Ancient Greek hippopótamos,

Directly translating to "river horse."

Explanation

"Syllabus" is a word derived from Greek (specifically sittuba, meaning a parchment label or table of contents)

The word resulted from a 15th-century

Explanation

An expression is being shown by them. 

The sentence is in passive voice (present continuous tense),

structure  is being + past participle.

"Show" becomes "shown" in the past participle form, making "is being shown" the correct choice.

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Explanation

• Yet is used to show contrast between two clauses, meaning “in spite of that.”
  • Example: “He is poor, yet he is generous.”

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