Explanation

• “Abroad” tells where he returns from, so it shows place.
• Words showing place, time, or manner are adverbs.
• Here, “abroad” functions as an adverb of place.

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Explanation

• “Bit by bit” describes how an action happens (gradually).
• Words or phrases that show manner, time, or degree are adverbs.
• So here it functions as an adverbial phrase.

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Explanation

• “She” is third person singular, so we use does in present simple tense.
• Correct sentence: She does her homework every day.
• “Do” is used with I/you/we/they.

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Explanation

• Please bring the following items: a pencil, a notebook, and a calculator.
• A colon (:) is used to introduce a list after a complete statement.
• “Items” is followed correctly by a list of examples, so colon fits best.

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Explanation

• The correct plural of “person” in general usage is “people.”
• Person means شخص
• People means لوگ

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Explanation

• A coven is a group of witches.
• Similarly, a troupe is a group of actors.
• So the relationship is individual → group it belongs to.

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Explanation

• The sentence needs a clause showing contrast between action and rain.
• Correct structure is: Even though + past simple clause.

Explanation

• The phrase “went on ___ one point only” means repeatedly focusing on that point.
• “Stressing” fits because it means emphasizing a single idea continuously.

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Explanation

• After “it was unanimously resolved that…”, we use “should + base form of verb.”
• So the correct structure is: should undertake.
• “Unitedly” is an adverb and correctly placed before the verb.

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Explanation

• “Despite” is followed by a verb + ing form (gerund).
• So the correct structure is: Despite being tired, she continued working.

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