Explanation

• Kashif asked me if I would go with them the following day.
• Interrogative sentence in direct speech changes into indirect speech using “asked + if/whether”.
• “Will” changes into “would” and “you/us” becomes “I/them” in narration.

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• A car was being driven by him with his family from the village to the city during the rain.
• The original sentence is in past continuous tense, so passive form uses “was being + past participle.”

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• Future Perfect Continuous tense uses “will have been + verb (ing)”.
• The sentence correctly shows an action continuing up to a future point.

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• He said to me, "he listens music every night."
• The sentence correctly uses a comma before the quotation and quotation marks for direct speech.
• It properly separates the reporting clause from the spoken words, making punctuation correct.

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• “What” is an interrogative adjective because it modifies the noun “book.”
• It describes/specifies the noun by asking about it.

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• Vociferous means اونچی آواز میں، زبردستی، یا سختی سے رائے کا اظہار کرنا
• Vehement and Strident means اونچی آواز میں، زبردستی، یا سختی سے رائے کا اظہار کرنا

Explanation

Passage for Reading & Comprehension: Dr Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have a Dream' is one of the most powerful speeches in history, delivered during the March on Washington in 1963. In it, King passionately speaks against racial segregation, discrimination, and inequality faced by African Americans in the United States. He reminds the audience that, despite the promises of the American Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, Black citizens are still denied freedom and justice.

King's central vision is a dream of equality, where people are judged not by the colour of their skin but by the content of their character. He imagines a future where children of all races can join hands and live in harmony. With references to American ideals, the Bible and the natural right to freedom, he emphasizes that justice must no longer be delayed. His speech calls for peaceful struggle, non-violence, and perseverance until freedom rings across the nation.

Ultimately, 'I Have a Dream' is both a demand and a hope: a demand for civil rights and an inspiring hope for a society based on justice, brotherhood, and equality King's words continue to inspire movements for human rights across the world.

1. The theme of the first paragraph is about? Deprivation of basic rights of Africans

2. The theme of the second paragraph is about? Freedom, equality and peace

3. Had there been a violence call by Martin, then there would have been? Chaos and less support from people

4. The last sentence is about? Human rights globally

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