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1. For
2. Since
3. By
4. At

He has been working Since morning.

Since

  • Usage: Indicates the starting point of an action or event that continues up to the present.
  • Form: Since + specific point in time (e.g., morning, Monday, 2010).

Examples: She has been living here since 2010.

For

  • Usage: Indicates the duration of an action or event.
  • Form: For + period of time (e.g., two hours, three days, a long time).

Examples: She has been living here for 10 years.

1. Worries and troubles
2. mistake and failures
3. cares and failures
4. cares and Worries

Infallible:

– English meaning: Free from mistakes and failures.
– Urdu meaning: غلطیوں اور ناکامیوں سے پاک (ghaltiyon aur nakaamiyon se paak)

1. That
2. Who
3. which
4. To arrive

Which:
In the sentence “Is this  is the bus, which goes to Sadar Bazar?”, “which” is used as a relative pronoun to introduce a relative clause. The relative clause “which goes to Sadar Bazar” provides additional information about the noun “bus.”
   Here’s a breakdown:

  • “Is this the bus”: The main clause asking about the identity of the bus.
  • “which goes to Sadar Bazar”: The relative clause that specifies which bus is being referred to.

 

1. Majestic
2. Grief
3. Merciful
4. Pity

Merciful: Given those options, the correct antonym of “ruthless” is “Merciful.” “Merciful” means showing kindness and forgiveness, which contrasts with the harshness implied by “ruthless.”

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