Explanation

"My aunt will visit my home."

"میری خالہ میرے گھر آئیں گی۔"

"Visit" is the correct verb form to use with "will" because "will" is followed by the base form of the verb to indicate future tense.

Explanation

We generally use with after filled. 

With is a preposition here.

Her eyes were filled with tears اس کی آنکھیں آنسوؤں سے بھر گئیں۔

Explanation

We generally use were with you.

Were shows past tense.

Where were you born means آپ کہاں پیدا ہوئے

Explanation

Here 'yesterday' shows something happened in the past.

This sentence is also simple.

We generally use second form of verb in simple sentence of Past Indefinite Tense. 

Note: Do is the first, did is the second while done is the third form of verb. 

We did a lot of work yesterday means کل ہم نے بہت سارا کام کیا

Explanation

Nobody is an indefinite pronoun. 

Nobody means کوئی بھی نہیں
 

There is NOBODY in the room کمرے میں کوئی نہیں ہے۔

Explanation

The sentence implies that Ali thinks sleeping in the afternoon is a waste of time, so he does not do it often.

Therefore, "rarely  شاذ و نادر ہی  " fits best. 

Explanation

The sentence is: "The bees tend to produce glue to build their hives."

"Build" is the most appropriate verb here, as bees use the glue (called propolis) to construct and secure parts of their hive.

Explanation

I am glad for your success

       میں آپ کی کامیابی پر خوش ہوں

We use for to talk about a purpose or a reason for something

Glad for" is used when you're happy about something that has happened to someone else.  

Explanation

Exempt is a verb that is generally followed by the preposition “From”.

She has been exempted from night duty means اس کو رات کی ڈیوٹی پر رعایت دی گئی ہے

Explanation

We need a relative clause referring to "students" (a plural noun).

There were many students who knew all the answers.

- "who" is the correct relative pronoun for people  

- "knew" matches the past tense and plural subject "students"