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Deadlock means a situation where no progress can be made, especially in a negotiation.

It fits the context of a standstill between two rival groups.

Deadlock means ایسی صورتحال جہاں کوئی پیشرفت نہیں کی جاسکتی ہے

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"A few" means some, indicating a small number but not none — a positive quantity.

The sentence implies some friends are still available for help, so "A few" is correct.

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Such means of type about to be mentioned.

That is used refer specific things mentioned earlier. 

Such means ایسا

That means جو

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"Had done" is past perfect, showing the work was completed before Aslam arrived.

"Came" is simple past, indicating the time Aslam came to see you.

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The sentence contrasts two opposite traits: being shy but sometimes outgoing.

This shows Salman’s personality can vary between reserved and sociable.

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"Next week he will fly to Dubai" is grammatically correct and appropriate for indicating a future action.

Here's a detailed breakdown of why "will fly" is the best choice.

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"My mother told me to do the report before Friday."

The verb "tell" is followed by an object ("me") and then the infinitive ("to do").

So the full correct phrase is "told me to do."

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The sentence "I heard my sister talking on the phone" uses the present participle (talking) to describe an action in progress at the time it was heard.

Structure: hear + object + present participle (for incomplete actions)

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Won't improve means بہتری نہیں آئے گی

"Won't improve" is the correct choice because it refers to a future outcome dependent on a present action (learning to take a break).

The sentence implies that if you don't take breaks, your ability to speak English will not improve in the future.