Explanation

• If he works hard, he will pass the examination.
• This is a First Conditional sentence: If + present simple, will + base verb.
• "Will pass" expresses a likely future result if the condition is fulfilled.

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Explanation

• "Had completed" is in the Past Perfect Tense.
• It shows an action completed before another action in the past.
• "She arrived" is in the Simple Past Tense.

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Explanation

• Present Continuous Passive Voice is formed as: Subject + is/am/are being + Verb (3rd form) + (by + object).
• It is used when an action is happening at the present time and the focus is on the receiver of the action.
• The helping verb being shows continuous action.
• The main verb is always used in its past participle (3rd form).
• Example: "The book is being read by Ali."

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Explanation

• “Last year” shows past time, so we use simple past tense.
• The past form of meet is met.
• Correct sentence: They met him last year.

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Explanation

• The correct structure is “No sooner… than” for immediate sequence of events.
• It shows that the second action happened immediately after the first.

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Explanation

• “Was reading” is past continuous, so the second action should be in simple past.
• “Came” correctly shows a completed action that interrupted the ongoing action.

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Explanation

By the time the train arrived, we had been waiting at the station.

جب تک ٹرین پہنچی، ہم اسٹیشن پر انتظار کر رہے تھے۔

We use past perfect continuous (had been + ing form)

Past Perfect Continuous tense to describe an action (waiting)  or an action that started before another past action and was still continuing.

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Explanation

• Past Perfect Continuous = had been + verb(-ing) → had been swimming.
• • It shows an action that continued in the past before another event/time.

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Explanation

• Future Perfect tense uses “will have + past participle (V3)”.
• “Seen” is the correct past participle of “see.”

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Explanation

• Future Perfect Continuous tense uses “will have been + verb (ing)”.
• The sentence correctly shows an action continuing up to a future point.

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