Explanation He suggested that he might be allowed to do what he liked. " Let me do... " in indirect speech is often changed to " he might be allowed to... ". The reporting verb " said " can be expressed as " suggested " to convey a polite request or desire.

Explanation The correct passive voice of " Who taught you English? " is " By whom were you taught English? ". In passive voice , the object of the active sentence becomes the subject. "Who" changes to "whom" to reflect the passive structure correctly.

Explanation The sentence refers to an action in progress in the past when another action happened (" I left the home "). Correct sentence: It was raining when I left the home.

Explanation Reflect means اس کو جذب کیے بغیر (روشنی ، حرارت ، یا آواز) پھینک دینا ، یا کسی چیز کے بارے میں گہرائی سے سوچنا Absorb means لینے یا بھگانے کے لئے

Explanation Dearth means چھوٹی تعداد، کم مقدار Abundance  means  کثرت فراخی

Explanation HMS Birkenhead was carrying around 630 people when it sank in 1852 . It is famous for the " women and children first " evacuation order, showing great discipline.

Explanation "Creeping like snail" compares a person's slow movement to a snail using " like ", which is a simile . Additional Information: Simile – A comparison using like or as. Example : “Brave as a lion.” Metaphor – A direct comparison without using like or as. Example : “Time is a thief.” Imagery – Descriptive language that appeals to the senses. Example : “The golden sun dipped below the horizon.” Personification – Giving human qualities to non-human things. Example : “The wind whispered.” Alliteration – Repetition of consonant sounds. Example : “She sells sea shells.” Hyperbole – Exaggeration for effect. Example : “I’ve told you a million times.”

Explanation Professor Henry Corrie is the main character in the one-act play " Progress " by St. John Ervine . The play explores the ethical conflict of scientific invention versus its destructive use in war.

Explanation Professor Henry Corrie is the main character in the one-act play " Progress " by St. John Ervine . The play explores the ethical conflict of scientific invention versus its destructive use in war.

Explanation " They exclaimed with disgust that there was a cockroach there ." The original sentence shows an exclamation (" Ooch !") expressing disgust at seeing a cockroach. In reported speech : The interjection " Ooch !" becomes " exclaimed with disgust " The present tense " is " changes to past tense " was " " Here " changes to " there " (as required in reported speech) The conjunction " that " is added Explanation The original sentence (" Please wait for me .") uses the word " Please ," which indicates a polite request, not an order or suggestion. In indirect speech, such requests are reported using " requested + object + to + verb ." Explanation The sentence " They have completed the project " is in the active voice, and the passive form is " The project has been completed by them ". This maintains the same tense ( present perfect ) while changing the subject and object. Explanation Active Voice (Imperative): Structure : Verb (base form) + object Example : " Wash your face ." Passive Voice (Imperative): Structure : Let + object + be + past participle (V3) Example : "Let your face be washed". Explanation Active Voice (Future Continuous): Structure : Subject + will be + present participle (V-ing) + object Example : " Ahsan will be playing cricket ." Passive Voice (Future Continuous): Structure : Object + will be being + past participle (V3) + by + subject Example : " Cricket will be being played by Ahsan ." Explanation Change the voice: " Did he buy mangoes? " Were mangoes bought by him The sentence is in past simple tense (Did + base verb). Passive voice becomes: Were + past participle (bought) + by + subject. Explanation " Who " introduces the clause " who was going to market " and relates it to " Hyder ". This makes " who " a relative pronoun . Explanation " What " is an interrogative pronoun used to ask a question. It replaces the unknown information (in this case, the name). Explanation The phrase " It is up to you " is commonly followed by the infinitive form: " to decide. " It means you are responsible for making the decision . Explanation " Have to " is used to express necessity or obligation . " I don’t have to " means it is not necessary , which fits the sentence.