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Robust means مضبوط

Frail means کمزور

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Explanation

• Frugal means کفایت شعار یا کم خرچ
• Extravagant means فضول خرچ

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• The main verb “teaches” is in the simple present tense.
• A positive statement takes a negative question tag.
• With “teaches,” the correct auxiliary is “does,” so the tag is “doesn't he?”

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• “A bolt from the blue” means something shocking and completely unexpected.
• It refers to a sudden misfortune, disaster, or unpleasant surprise.
• Example: His sudden dismissal came like a bolt from the blue.

Last verified on 23-10-2026

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• The idiom "A bird in the hand is worth two in the brush." 
• It means it's better to hold onto what you have than to risk it for something greater but uncertain.

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• Plutocracy is a system of government in which wealthy people hold power or influence.
• The word comes from the Greek "Ploutos" (wealth) and "Kratos" (power/rule).

Additional information:

• Oligarchy – Rule by a small group of people
• Aristocracy – Rule by the noble or privileged class
• Democracy – Rule by the people
• Pantisocracy – An ideal system in which everyone shares equal governing power

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Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs that express necessity, possibility, permission, or ability.

These verbs are used to indicate various shades of meaning related to the main verb.

Examples of modal verbs include:

• Can 
• Could
• May 
• Might
• Must
• Shall 
• Should
• Will 
• Would

Explanation

• Enormous means بہت زیادہ
• Tiny means ننھا

Last verified on 25-08-2026

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• A declarative sentence makes a statement and normally ends with a full stop (.).
• A full stop is also called a period in American English.
• It indicates that the statement is complete.

Additional information:

• A question mark (?) is used at the end of an interrogative sentence.
• An exclamation mark (!) expresses strong emotion or emphasis.

Last verified on 12-08-2026

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• The idiom "The Alpha and Omega" is taken from Christianity and refers to Jesus.
• "Alpha" is the first letter of Greek alphabet.
• "Omega" is the last letter of Greek alphabet.
• Therefore, the meaning of the idiom is 'The beginning and the end'.

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