Explanation

• She is suffering from a fever.
• وہ بخار میں مبتلا ہے۔
• We use "from" here because it indicates the cause of the suffering.
  
• "Suffering from" is a common collocation in English that denotes experiencing a particular condition or ailment.

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Explanation

• Correct sentence: The pictures are hanging on the wall.
• On the wall is used when something is attached to or hanging on the surface of a wall.

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Explanation

 It is too hot today means آج بہت گرمی ہے

• Too is used before an adjective to show excess.
• “Hotter” is already comparative; do not use “more” with it.
• “So much hot” and “too much hot” are grammatically incorrect.

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Explanation

• The complete sentence is: “I drew a painting of a girl while her mother was watching.”
• The phrase “was watching” uses the past continuous tense.
• It describes an action that was happening at the same time as another past action.

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Explanation

• We use “for” before a person to show that something is suitable or appropriate for them.
• The sentence means that it is too late for you to take a shower now.

Last verified on 04-11-2026