Explanation

• Too...to means more than necessary, making something impossible.
• Correct expression: too + adverb + to + verb.
• Example: "I do my work too carefully to make mistakes." (I am so careful that I do not make mistakes.)

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Explanation

• The phrase "good at" is used to indicate skill or proficiency in a particular activity.
• So "He is very good at making stories" is the correct usage.
• وہ کہانیاں بنانے میں بہت ماہر ہے۔

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Explanation

• The correct expression is "blind in one eye."
• Use in to describe blindness affecting a particular eye.
• Correct sentence: "He is blind in one eye."

Examples:

• The old man is blind in one eye.
• The boy is blind in one eye.

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Explanation

• Correct sentence: "Sara shows great ability in Physics."
• The correct expression is ability in a subject or field.

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Explanation

• Correct sentence: "Most of the guests arrived by car."
• Use by with a general means of transport: by car, by bus, by train.
• Use in only when there is an article or possessive: in a car, in the car, in their car.

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