Explanation

• “Difficult” is an adjective because it describes the noun “question.”
• Adjectives tell the quality or condition of a noun.

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Explanation

• “Hardly” is an adverb because it modifies the verb “works.”
• It shows the degree/frequency of the action.

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Explanation

• Uplift means حوصلہ بڑھانا / دل کو خوش

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Explanation

Explanation

She said she might come the next day.

• “May” changes to “might” in indirect speech when reporting verb is past (“said”).

• “Tomorrow” changes to “the next day” in indirect speech.

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Explanation

Cricket is played by him.

• In passive voice, the action is focused on the object rather than the doer.

• “Cricket” becomes the subject in the passive sentence.

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Explanation

Explanation

• The adjective “capable” always takes the preposition “of.”

• Correct sentence: “Admin is capable of doing anything.”

Examples:

• Capable of solving problems

• Capable of teaching students

• Capable of managing work

• Capable of making decisions

• Capable of winning competitions

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Explanation

• Informal abbreviations like “u” should not be used in formal letters.

• Formal letters require complete words and professional language.

• A clear purpose and respectful tone are important features of formal writing.

• Proper format improves readability and professionalism.

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Explanation

• The inside address in a formal letter contains the name and address of the receiver.

• It is written below the sender’s address and date.

• This section helps identify the person or organization receiving the letter.

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