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• Bluster means اونچی آواز میں غصے سے بولنا، دھمکیاں دینا یا شیخی بگھارنا
• Meekness نرم مزاجی، مسکینی، عاجزی اور تابعداری

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Explanation

Levitate means روحانی قوت سے ہوا میں اڑنا

Float means تیرنا

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Pakistan Chowk in Dera Ghazi Khan is a commercial area that connects all four provinces of Pakistan. 

Significance of Pakistan Chowk:

• It holds importance in the context of Dera Ghazi Khan (DG Khan).
• It is a central location in Pakistan
• 102 km west of Balochistan.
• 229 km north to Sindh.
• 217 km south of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
• Eastward, it connects to Punjab.

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Comprehensive essay (2500–3000 words) on one of the given topics.

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Punctuated Version:

In Pakistani folklore, Heer Ranjha, Sohni Mahiwal, and Sassi Punnu are iconic tales of star-crossed lovers.

These stories, deeply rooted in tribal connections, serve as allegories and commentaries on spiritual and romantic love.

They explore the complexities of human emotion, the trials of love, and the transformative power of spiritual elevation.

The themes of trial, emotional anguish, separation, and expulsion, resulting in the moral polishing of the lovers, are timeless and universal. Ranjha's epic tale, penned by Waris Shah, is a masterpiece of Punjabi literature—a testament to the power of love to transcend mortal bounds.

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  Sentence Correction

The honor killings that have been perpetuated by societies are exacting a deadly toll on vulnerable individuals, exacerbating the excruciating norms further.

Explanation

In this sentence, there are four errors:

one is related to the use of incorrect verb form;

the second is related to the use of articles;

the third is related to the use of relative pronouns;

the last is related to wordiness.

Error 1: Incorrect Verb Form (“having been perpetuate”)

Error 2: Unnecessary “the” Before “Societies”

The word “societies” is a general plural noun, so “the” is not needed unless referring to specific societies.

Error 3: Incorrect Use of “Which” Instead of “Who”

The relative pronoun “which” is used for things (objects, ideas, animals).

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Sentence Correction

• The experimental novel—which blends elements of poetry and prose—is a challenge to traditional notions of storytelling and narrative structure, but it will be widely accepted by the time it is recognized as a masterpiece.

Explanation
In this sentence, the error is the incorrect use of “Will Have Been” (Future Perfect Tense).
We use “will have been” (future perfect) only when emphasizing that action will be completed before another future event.

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Sentence Correction

• The impact of cyber technology on modern society is being studied by researchers, who have found that it has both positive and negative effects.

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In this sentence, there is just an error related to the “Subject-Verb Agreement in the Relative Clause” or Adjective Clause.

The verb in an adjective clause must agree with the number of the noun it modifies.

In this sentence, the phrase “who has found” is incorrect because the subject of “who” is “researchers”, which is plural.

So, the helping verb “Has” should be changed to “Have” to agree with the plural noun “researchers.”

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Sentence Correction

• Cultural globalization—a phenomenon that has been driven by technological advancements and economic integration—is a threat to local cultures.

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In this sentence, there are two errors: one is related to the use of articles before abstract nouns, and the second is related to the use of appositive phrases.

Error 1: Incorrect Use of “The” Before “Cultural Globalization”

The cultural globalization is a threat… (Incorrect)

Cultural globalization is a threat… (Correct)

Error 2: Unnecessary “It Is” in the Appositive Phrase

Cultural globalization—it is a phenomenon that has been driven by… (Incorrect)

Cultural globalization—a phenomenon that has been driven by… (Correct)

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Sentence Correction

• If I am in Lahore, I will contact you.

Explanation

There are two errors in this sentence: one is related to the use of conditional sentences, and the second is related to prepositions.

Error 1: Incorrect Use of “Will” in the If-Clause

In conditional sentences, we do not write “will” in the if-clause (the part after “if”) when referring to a future event.

Instead, we use the present simple or indefinite tense in the if-clause and the future tense (will + verb) in the main clause.

Error 2: Incorrect Use of “Contact to You”

I taught you that the verb “contact” is not followed by the preposition “to” in English.

It is a transitive verb, meaning it takes a direct object.

So, replace “Will” from the first clause and “To” from the second clause to fix the errors.