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This is a well-known proverb: "Necessity is the mother of invention."

It means that needs and problems inspire creative solutions.

Necessity ضرورت

Invention ایجاد

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The correct phrase is "deaf to", meaning to ignore or not listen to something.

So the sentence becomes: "He remained deaf to his father's advice."

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The correct phrase is "count on", which means to rely or depend on someone.

The sentence should be: "You may count on my help in this matter."

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The correct preposition with "paid" when referring to something purchased is "for".

The sentence should be: "I have paid for it."

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It is the worst film that I have ever seen.

یہ سب سے بری فلم ہے جو میں نے کبھی دیکھی ہے۔

"The worst" is used to describe something as the lowest in quality compared to all others.

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Explanation

I am very very much delighted to meet you means

میں آپ سے ملنے کیلئے بے قرار ہوں

Delighted means: you are extremely pleased and excited about something

"Delighted" is best to keep the meaning of the original sentence.

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If I am here, I shall come to you.

This is a first conditional sentence, used to express a real or possible situation in the future.

The structure is:

If + present tense, shall/will + base verb

So:

"If I am here" (present tense)

"I shall come to you" (future action)

Explanation

"Parted from" = general separation (physically or emotionally)

"Parted company with" = idiom meaning formal or complete separation (especially in relationships, jobs, ideas)

To part company with someone

Meaning: To separate from someone, either physically or in opinion.

Explanation

 The verb "brag" is commonly followed by the preposition "about" when referring to what someone is boasting of.

We should not brag about our deeds.

ہمیں اپنے اعمال پر فخر نہیں کرنا چاہیے۔