Explanation

A punctuation mark used to indicate an abrupt turn or break in a sentence is called a dash (specifically, an em dash

Function: To mark a sudden break or interruption in a sentence. 

Appearance: Usually longer than a hyphen. 

Example: "I was going to the store, but then - I remembered I forgot my wallet." 

Explanation

Have you ever been to China  کیا آپ کبھی چین گئے ہیں

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The verb 'been' is always used with has/have/had, and we use it in the perfect tense. 

Been: سفر کرنا، جانا، دورہ کرنا

ND-8-08-2023

Explanation

echo plural echoes

echo بازگشت

Explanation

Who laughs at you is an interrogative sentence of Present Indefinite Tense.

Who laughs at you means آپ پر کون ہنستا ہے؟

Present Indefinite Tense

Active Voice: Subject + Verb + Object

Passive Voice: Object + is/am/are+ third form of a verb + by + subject.

Explanation

Tom’s party has been called off (cancelled)

C. called off

call off

phrasal verb of call

cancel an event or agreement.

"they held a ballot on whether to call off industrial action"

Explanation

SH14-8-2023

Explanation

• Generally or is used after either.
• Either or means یا تو یہ یا پھر وہ
• I am looking forward for admission either in a private or government college
• میں کسی پرائیویٹ یا گورنمنٹ کالج میں داخلہ کا منتظر ہوں
  
  

Explanation

it was Kind of you to help

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we use the "of" preposition with "kind" because it competes for the meaning of the original sentence

"kind of you" is the most formal, “correct” use of the expression.

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ND1-2-2023

Explanation

Refrain means  منع کرنا

Allow means اجازت دینا

Explanation

Either or means یا تو یہ یا تو وہ

The sentence should read: "He is looking for accommodation either in a flat or a shared house."

This means he is considering both options, a flat or a shared house, for his accommodation.