Explanation

We generally use in before morning

We use "in the morning" to refer to time of day (like in the afternoon, in the evening).

Explanation

The idiom “save for a rainy day” means keeping money or resources for difficult times.

It highlights the importance of preparation for hardships rather than spending everything in good times.

Explanation

The correct phrase is "replete with", meaning filled or full of something.

So the sentence becomes: "The book is replete with historical inaccuracies."

Explanation

The correct phrase is "indifferent to", which means not caring or having no concern.

So the sentence becomes: "He was indifferent to the outcome of the vote."

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The policy operates on the assumption that all employees are honest.

This prepositions indicates that the policy is based on, or founded upon, this particular assumption.

Explanation

"Alas" is used to express sorrow or regret — suitable in this context where the man is reflecting sadly.

Explanation

We use "your" here because: Instruction to the reader/listener

Your = shows ownership, connected to “you.”

It tells whose shoes must be removed.

Explanation

We word complain is followed by to/about.

To & about are prepositions here.

Complain to someone کسی انسان سے شکایت کرنا

Complain about something کسی معاملے پر شکایت کرنا

She complained about pain in her neck.

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Explanation

"Below" is used for numerical values (price, temperature, marks, etc.).

Correct usage: "Their share price fell to below ten rupees yesterday."