Explanation

The fire was finally brought under control.

آگ پر بالآخر قابو پالیا گیا۔

"Brought under control" is the correct phrase.

It means the fire was managed or contained successfully.

Explanation

He was in such a hurry that he forgot his keys.

وہ اتنی جلدی میں تھا کہ اپنی چابیاں بھول گیا۔

The correct phrase is "in a hurry," which means to be in a rushed or hurried state.

Explanation

They learned to cook from their mothers.

انہوں نے کھانا پکانا اپنی ماؤں سے سیکھا۔

"Learned from" is correct as it indicates acquiring knowledge or skills directly from someone.

Explanation

The defeated army fled from the battlefield.

شکست خوردہ فوج میدان جنگ سے بھاگ گئی۔

"Fled from" is correct as it indicates escaping or running away from a specific place.

Explanation

I thanked him for showing me the way to the Post Office.

میں نے اس کا شکریہ ادا کیا کہ انہوں نے مجھے پوسٹ آفس کا راستہ دکھایا۔

"Showing" is appropriate when someone physically directs or points out a place.

Explanation

"He is an M.A."

The article "an" is used before abbreviations that start with a vowel sound, like "M.A."

Explanation

Do not shout to me, I am not deaf.

مجھے مت چیخو، میں بہرا نہیں ہوں۔

The sentence means "don't shout at me" or "speak normally to me".

Explanation

He is very particular about his clothes.

وہ اپنے لباس کے بارے میں بہت خاص ہے۔

The correct preposition with "particular" is about.

It indicating careful attention or concern.

Explanation

The correct spelling is Perfect, not "Parfect."

Perfect means کامل

Explanation

The correct spelling is Previous, not "Priveous."

Previous means پچھلا