Explanation

• Correct sentence: Both your son and daughter are tall.
• The conjunction “both … and” connects two people or things.
• When “both … and” joins two subjects, it takes a plural verb.

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Explanation

• "While" connects two clauses: "Make hay" and "the sun shines."
• So, it functions as a conjunction indicating time.

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Explanation

• The capitalized word BECAUSE is a conjunction
• Because is a subordinating conjunction.
• It connects two clauses.
• It shows reason or cause.
• He stayed home = main clause.
• Because it was raining = dependent clause.

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Explanation

• And is a conjunction.
• It is used to join words, phrases, or sentences.
• Example: Ali and Ahmed are friends.

Additional information:

• Quickly → Adverb
• Beautiful → Adjective
• House → Noun

Last updated: NA on 26-09-2026

Explanation

“Both” refers to two together; “neither” means not one of the two.

Explanation

Comparative degree is used with “than.”

Explanation

“A number of” is used with plural countable nouns

Explanation

“Not only...but also” is a standard correlative pair.

Explanation

• Unless means "if not" (اگر نہیں), so it already expresses the condition.
• The sentence means: Without working hard, she cannot pass.

Last verified on 18-07-2026

Explanation

• “Because” joins two clauses: She went to the store + she needed groceries.
• It shows a reason (cause and effect relationship).
• So, it is a subordinating conjunction.

Last verified on 04-06-2026