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"But" is used to show a contrast between two ideas — here, talent vs. lack of confidence.

It correctly connects the opposing thoughts in the sentence.

Explanation

"The" is used before superlative adjectives like "highest".

It refers to something specific and unique, such as the highest building.

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The correct sentence is: "Hurry up or you will miss the bus."

"Or" is used to show a warning or consequence — if you don't hurry, the result will be missing the bus.

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"Semantics" is a singular noun referring to a field of study.

So, we use the singular verb "is" to agree with the subject.

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The phrase "eating out" means having a meal outside the home, usually at a restaurant.

So, "We are eating out tonight" is correct.

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The sentence is in the past tense, so the correct verb form is "spoke".

"Spoke" is the simple past tense of "speak," matching the context.

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The correct phrase is "turn a deaf ear to", meaning to ignore or pay no attention to something.

"To" is used after "turned a deaf ear" to link it to the object (e.g., "me").

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 Some people lack access to clean water

کچھ لوگ صاف پانی تک رسائی سے محروم ہیں۔

The word "to" is used before an infinitive verb, which in this case is "access."

We use "to" here because "lack access" is a verb phrase, and "to" is required when expressing access to something

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In this context, a "realistic price" means a fair and reasonable price based on market value.

Correct sentence: I decided to sell a piece of land when I was offered a more realistic price.

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"Have difficulty" is followed by a gerund (–ing form) → getting.

"Conform to" is the correct phrase (we conform to rules, standards, or scales).

Correct sentence: They have some difficulty getting all the employees, especially the smaller ones, to conform to the adopted scale of wages.