Explanation

Do not take any notice of  him means ignore him.

Do not take any notice of  him means نظر انداز کرنا

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Explanation

Usage of Across

Across has 3 different meanings.

Explanation

This sentence is a third conditional sentence, which talks about unreal past situations — things that did not happen.

- Structure of third conditional:  

  If + past perfect, would have + past participle

- "Had worked" is the past perfect form, which fits the structure perfectly:  

  If you had worked hard, you would have passed.

Explanation

If you work hard You will get success اگر آپ محنت کریں گے تو آپ کو کامیابی ملے گی۔

In conditional sentences, when the if-clause is in the present tense (If you work hard), the main clause takes the future tense (you will get success).

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Explanation

The book has been lying on the table for weeks.

The book (subject) + has been lying (present perfect continuous verb) + on the table (prepositional phrase) + for weeks (duration).

The sentence says the book started being on the table in the past and is still there now ("for weeks") →

we use the present perfect continuous to show an action continuing up to the present: has been + present participle → has been lying.

Explanation

I was watching TV before I go to bed.

Main clause: I was watching TV (past continuous).

Second clause: I go to bed (present simple → this doesn’t match well, but let’s work with the intended meaning).

Explanation

She is cooking food in the kitchen.

We use in when something happens inside a place or area.

The kitchen is an enclosed space, so we say in the kitchen.

Explanation

“She is going to sleep after the drama.”

• After = later than something in time.

• She will go to sleep once the drama finishes.

Explanation

“Who gets up early in the morning to give me a glass of juice?”

• Who is used for people (subject of the action).

• Here, the person doing the action of getting up early is human, so we use who.

Explanation

You can wait here until I come back.

Until means up to the time when something happens.

So the sentence means:

You should keep waiting here, and stop waiting at the moment I return.