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• After “Hardly”, we use inversion with the auxiliary does.
• So the correct form is: “Hardly it rains here in these forests.”

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• The future perfect tense (will have finished) is used with a present/future time clause.
• So the correct sentence is: “I will have finished my assignment when you come.”

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• Led into means guided or helped someone enter or start something.
• So the correct sentence is: “It was his father who led him into this job.”

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• From indicates origin or place someone comes from.
• So the correct sentence is: “He said he was from Pakistan.”

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• Across is used to indicate from one side to the other.
• So the correct sentence is: “There is a bridge across the tunnel.”

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• We use “at” for a specific time.
• So the correct sentence is: “Yousuf called me at dinner time.”

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• After “one of my best”, the noun should be plural.
• So it should be “one of my best teachers” instead of “teacher.”

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• The correct verb should be “lies” (third person singular) instead of “lie.”
• So the sentence should read: “The book that you gave lies in a heap on the desk.”

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• The correct phrase is “from dusk to dawn”, not “down”.
• “Dawn” refers to the early morning, while “down” is incorrect here.

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• After “No sooner…did”, the base form of the verb should be used.
• So it should be “did he see us” instead of “did he sees us.”

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