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Light : Darkness → opposites means روشنی : اندھیرے

Sanity : Madness → opposites means سنجیدگی : جنون

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Flammable : Burn → Something flammable is likely to burn.

Fragile : Break → Something fragile is likely to break.

Explanation

In this context, a "realistic price" means a fair and reasonable price based on market value.

Correct sentence: I decided to sell a piece of land when I was offered a more realistic price.

Explanation

"Have difficulty" is followed by a gerund (–ing form) → getting.

"Conform to" is the correct phrase (we conform to rules, standards, or scales).

Correct sentence: They have some difficulty getting all the employees, especially the smaller ones, to conform to the adopted scale of wages.

Explanation

The phrase "came off" means something got detached or separated from its place.

Correct sentence: The handle of my bicycle suddenly came off. It is in my hands now.

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In formal English, after verbs like "suggest," "recommend," "insist," we use the subjunctive mood.

The subjunctive uses the base form of the verb (without "to") regardless of the subject.

Explanation

The sentence starts with "After he had researched," which is past perfect tense. The correct structure to follow is:

"had + past participle" → "had researched and written".

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Qaswa was the name of the camel which the Holy Prophet (SAW) was riding in the migration of Madina.

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The Prophet Hazrat Muhammad's have three she-camels:

1. Qaswa
   
2. Al-Jad`aa,
3. Al-Adbaa’. 

Explanation

The phrase "Allahumma fiqqih-hu fid Deen" is a du'a (supplication) meaning "O Allah, give him deep understanding of the religion."

It is often made for students or children to excel in religious knowledge.

This du'a (supplication) was made by the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ for Ibn Abbas (RA).

Explanation

Surah Al-Ahzab (Chapter 33) in the Quran is named after the Battle of Ahzab (also known as the Battle of the Trench).

This Surah discusses the events and lessons from this significant battle.