Explanation

In indirect speech, “had gone” is the past perfect form of “have gone.”

Therefore, the direct version correctly matches as “Where have the sparrows gone?”

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Explanation

• Neither of the options is suitable.
• “Neither” is singular, so it takes a singular verb.
• “Options” is plural in form, but after “neither of,” the verb agrees with neither (singular).
• Therefore, correct structure is: Neither + is.

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• A petal is a part of a flower.
• Similarly, an engine is a part of a car.
• Both show a part-to-whole relationship.

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Explanation

• Benevolent means خیر خواہ
• Kind means خیر خواہ
• Generous means فیاض

Last verified on 06-09-2026

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• The idiom “Have an axe to grind” means having a selfish or personal reason.
• It is used when someone acts for personal interest or hidden motive.
• It is often used in criticism when someone’s opinion is biased due to personal benefit.

Last verified on 12-11-2026

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• Atlas : Maps :: Anthology : Poems
• An Atlas is a collection of maps.
• An Anthology is a collection of literary works, especially poems.

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• “Inhabit” means to live or exist in a place.
• The sentence refers to species living on islands.

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• Abettor means کسی جرم یا عمل میں مدد یا حوصلہ دینے والا
• Encourager means حوصلہ دینے والا / مددگار

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• The correct preposition with “proficient” is in.
• “Proficient in” means skilled or expert in a subject.
• It is commonly used with subjects like mathematics, English, science.

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Explanation

To be at daggers drawn: To be bitter enemies or in serious disagreement.

- Urdu: سخت دشمنی یا شدید اختلاف میں ہونا۔

Last updated 08 Nov 2026 by NA