Explanation

"Looked at" is the correct phrasal verb to indicate directing one's gaze toward someone/something, often with an emotion (e.g., anger).

Example: "Hamza looked at his friend angrily."

Explanation

"Near" indicates proximity, meaning the store is close to the park.

Example: "The store is near the park."

Explanation

"For" indicates purpose or reason.

The phrase "for your safety" means to ensure you stay safe.

Explanation

The correct sentence should be:

"We have complained to them so many times about the noise at night."

Verb Form Error:

"Complaint" is a noun (e.g., "file a complaint").

The verb form should be "complained" (past participle of "complain") to match the present perfect tense ("have complained").

Explanation

The correct sentence should be:

"The old headmaster was walking along the road when he fell down."

Preposition Error:

"Below" means underneath (e.g., "below the surface"), which doesn’t fit the context.

"Along" is correct here, meaning moving in a line next to the road.

Explanation

Explanation

The correct sentence should be:

"The bird saw that an ant was sinking in the water."

Subject-Verb Agreement:

"An ant" (singular) requires the singular verb "was" (not the plural "were").

Correct: ...an ant was sinking...

Incorrect: ...an ant were sinking...

Explanation

Paralyzed means مفلوج

Explanation

Garden means باغ

Explanation

Delicious means مزیدار