Explanation

The correct preposition is “in” to indicate location within a country.

So the sentence should read: “Shah Latif’s ancestral roots lay in Afghanistan.”

Explanation

The correct sentence is: “These are some of the important aspects shared by different scholars about Lal Latif.”

“Of” links “some” to “important aspects,” “by” shows the agent (scholars), and “about” indicates the topic.

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The correct preposition is “heard from”, indicating the source of information.

It shows that the facts were received from their fathers and grandfathers.

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The correct collocation is “responded to questions”.

The phrase “questions of a social nature” correctly describes the type of questions.

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The correct phrase is “take something with you” when carrying items.

“With” fits the sentence structure naturally.

Explanation

The verb structure is incorrect; it should be “Nelson Mandela won his people’s reverence.”

The word “was” is wrong and must be removed.

Explanation

The correct word is “barefoot”, not barefeet (which is incorrect in standard English).

So Barefeet is the erroneous part in the sentence.

Explanation

The word abundant is an adjective, but the sentence needs a noun → abundance.

So the correct sentence should be: “They have an abundance of wealth.”

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The phrase should be “at some distance from his village,” not “at his village.”

So the second ‘At’ is the incorrect part.