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Nuisance means پریشان کرنے والا شخص

A nuisance is a person or thing that causes trouble, annoyance, or inconvenience.

Example: "He's a nuisance to his neighbors with his constant loud music."

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The sentence should read: "My father was so poor that he could not buy us food."

This sentence is a common idiomatic expression used to describe someone's extreme poverty.

The phrase "so poor" is an intensifier, emphasizing the extent of the poverty, and the clause "that he could not buy us food" explains the severity of the situation.

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Out is defined as away, in the open, into existence, visible or clearly.

An example of out is having a date, to go out.

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In indirect speech, "will" changes to "would," and "this night" changes to "that night" to reflect past reporting.

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"The sentence is in the present perfect tense, indicating an action that started in the past and continues to the present.

'Have resigned' is the correct phrase to use, showing that seven people left their job."

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"Further" is used to indicate a deeper level of investigation.

"Most apparent" correctly suggests that something became increasingly clear.

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The correct question tag is "will you."
It politely requests the listener’s confirmation or assistance.
This matches the future-oriented tone of "If you come across my keys."

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Young : Old :: Morning : Evening

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The phrase "under the shadow of the tree" is commonly used in English to indicate sitting within the shade provided by the tree.

So, the complete sentence is: He sat under the tree's shadow.

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"So much" expresses the quantity of trouble, while "that" introduces the result of parking the car in the garage. 

The phrase "so much...that" is commonly used to indicate cause and effect.