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• Adorable: Very charming, attractive, or lovable.
• Miserable: Very unhappy or uncomfortable.
• Arrogant: Having an unpleasantly proud and stuck-up view of oneself.
• Rude: Impolite or having bad manners. 

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Explanation

You, as well as your aunt, do agree on the point

• The phrase "as well as" connects two subjects. The verb must agree with the first subject ("You").
• The Rule: "You" requires the plural verb do (not the singular "does").
• Preposition Fix: You agree on or with a point, not "at" a point

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Explanation

• Proverb: An empty sack cannot stand upright.
• Meaning: An empty sack has no contents to give it shape or support, so it falls.

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Bafflement and Confusion حیرانی, بوکھلاہٹ, عاجز کرنے کا عمل

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Extempore means speaking or doing something without any preparation

Extempore   برجستہ 

Prepared تیار

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Explanation

• Obsolete means پرانی
• Outdated means پرانی

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• Accolade means تعریف، اعزاز، یا کامیابی کے لیے دی گئی پہچان
• Award or Salute or Approval means تعریف، اعزاز، یا کسی کو دی جانے والی پہچان

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Explanation

• A break is a small part of a shift (work period).
• Similarly, a minute is a small part of an hour.
• So the relationship is part to whole analogy.

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Explanation

• With “has/have” (present perfect tense) we use the 3rd form of verb (past participle).
• So correct form is “has gone”.
• It shows an action completed in the past with relevance to the present.

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• “Any” is used in negative or doubtful comparisons to refer to no specific city.
• The sentence expresses that the city looked normal as if nothing had happened.

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