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How did this incident come ___?
- at
- by
- around
- about
His hand was ___ when it was caught in the door yesterday.
- Bruised
- Rough
- Brunt
- Rashed
The workers called ____ the strike.
- of
- on
- off
- None of these
Antonym of ‘Haggard’.
دبلا پتلا، تھکا ہوا۔
- Robust
- Hearty
- Plump
- None of these
Antonym of Haggard is plump, colorful, healthy, fat, hearty, strong, thick, unworn and fresh etc.
I met ____ European.
- a
- an
- the
- None of these
In the sentence “I met a European,” the use of “a” instead of “an” is correct because the word “European” is pronounced with a consonant sound at the beginning.
The choice between “a” and “an” depends on the sound that follows it, not necessarily the letter itself. “A” is used before words that begin with a consonant sound, while “an” is used before words that begin with a vowel sound.
In the case of “European,” even though it begins with the letter ‘E,’ the sound that follows is a short “yoo” sound, which is a consonant sound. Therefore, we use “a” before it.
‘Put on’ Meaning
- Call
- Escape
- Wear
- None of these
____ she is a good runner but I have not seen her running.
- Possibly
- Doubtfully
- Apparently
- None of these
“To cool one’s heels” meaning
- To be good and delicate
- To be kept waiting
- To praise someone
- None of these

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How did this incident come ___?

His hand was ___ when it was caught in the door yesterday.

The workers called ____ the strike.

Antonym of ‘Haggard’.

I met ____ European.

‘Put on’ Meaning

____ she is a good runner but I have not seen her running.

“To cool one’s heels” meaning