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Verb: questions and answer review

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331. I cannot draw this picture.

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Answer: This picture cannot be drawn by me

Explanation The sentence is in Simple Present Tense. The model (can) has been used in active which changed to can be in passive.

332. Choose the correct function of the model verb in this sentence: I need to talk to her.

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Answer: Necessity

Explanation The phrase "I need to " expresses a requirement or necessity . Modal verbs like " need to " indicate something essential or important .

333. She realized that she ___ turned the lights off.

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Answer: Hadn't

Explanation She realized that she hadn't turned the lights off. اسے احساس ہوا کہ اس نے لائٹ بند نہیں کی تھی۔ Hadn't is the best to keep the meaning of the original sentence. Hadn't is a verb , used in past sentence SH4-8-2023

334. The committee has made significant changes in the rules which will _____ the organizations.

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Answer: Helping

Explanation Will is generally followed by first form of verb.

335. His scheme sounds plausible for the new business. (Identify the modal verb)

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Answer: Seems

Explanation Seems: This is a modal verb indicating a state of appearing or seeming.

336. The child __ for the love of mother.

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Answer: asked

Explanation Ask for means مانگنا The boy asked for the love of his mother.

337. I remember my father _____ me that news

مجھے یاد ہے کہ میرے والد نے مجھے وہ خبر سنائی تھی۔

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Answer: telling

Explanation I remember my father telling me that news مجھے یاد ہے کہ میرے والد نے مجھے وہ خبر سنائی تھی۔

338. They __ tea every morning.

وہ روزانہ صبح چائے پیتے ہیں

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Answer: Take

Explanation "They take tea every morning". Whenever a regular habit or habitual action is performed then we use the first form (V1) of the verb as the sentence forms present indefinite tense in habitual actions Simple Present Tense (Indefinite Tense): Formula . Subject + base form of the verb/verb+s/es(if needed) + rest of the sentence. ND08-3-2023

339. Identify the modal auxiliary verb: We should read another story book.

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Answer: Should

Explanation The verb like shall, should , ought to etc. are called Modal Auxiliary Verbs . " Should " is a modal auxiliary verb expressing advice or suggestion. It helps the main verb " read " by indicating the mood or intention of the action.

340. We should not waste our time watching TV. Identify the helping verb in the sentence?

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Answer: Should

Explanation Helping verbs or auxiliary verbs such as will, shall, may, might, can, could, must, ought to, should , would, used to, need. " Should " is a modal helping verb that helps the main verb "waste" express advice or obligation. Helping (or auxiliary ) verbs assist the main verb in conveying tense, mood, or voice.

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