Explanation

• The manager is angry with the assistant for not attending to the work.
• “Angry with” is used when expressing anger toward a person.

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Explanation

• Correct sentence: You should not comment on the performance of the cricket team.
• The correct expression is “comment on”, which means to express an opinion about something.
• The preposition “on” is used when discussing or giving an opinion about a subject or event.

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Explanation

He will come here on Friday.

وہ جمعہ کو یہاں آئے گا۔

• On → Days and dates
• In → Months, years, seasons
• At → Exact times (at 5 PM)

Explanation

I arrived at the exam hall on time.

میں امتحانی ہال میں وقت پر پہنچا۔

• We use “on time” because it means arriving at the scheduled time, not late.
• On time = At the scheduled time (وقت پر)
• In time = Early enough, before it is too late (دیر ہونے سے پہلے)

Explanation

Either Ali or Bilal comes here daily.

علی یا بلال میں سے کوئی ایک روزانہ یہاں آتا ہے۔

• With either…or, the verb agrees with the subject nearest to it.
• Ali or Bilal — both are singular, so use comes.

Explanation

Islamabad is between Rawalpindi and Murree.

اسلام آباد راولپنڈی اور مری کے درمیان ہے۔

• We use between because the sentence refers to two places: Rawalpindi and Murree.

Explanation

I met him on the way.

میں راستے میں اس سے ملا۔

• We use on the way to mean during a journey or while going somewhere.

Explanation

• The adjective “angry” is commonly followed by “with” when referring to a person.
• “The teacher was angry with his students” means the teacher was displeased with his students.
• Example: She was angry with her brother for being late.

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Explanation

• The preposition “into” indicates movement from outside to the inside of a place.
• “The children ran into the room” means the children moved quickly from outside the room to its interior.
• Example: The boy rushed into the classroom.

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Explanation

• The phrase “away from” indicates movement in the opposite direction or farther from a place.
• “The train moved away from the platform slowly” means the train gradually left the platform.
• Example: The bus moved away from the station.

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