English Grammar - Read Mode
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This asks to identify the eldest. 'The eldest is Arif' is the most grammatically complete and standard way to introduce the specific son among three.
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A 'simile' is a figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind, used to make a description more emphatic, using 'like' or 'as'.
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The Constitution of Bangladesh came into effect on 16 December 1972, marking the first anniversary of Victory Day.
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'Whenever' means 'at whatever time' or 'every time that'. It fits the sentence logic: You can ask for help at any time that you need it.
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'An orange one' is the correct substitution. 'One' replaces the noun 'shirt', and 'an' is the correct article before the vowel sound in 'orange'.
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'There was nobody there' is grammatically correct. 'Wasn't nobody' is a double negative. 'Was anybody' doesn't fit the negative context of a 'disaster'.
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'Be able to' is used to express future ability. 'Will have' needs a past participle. 'Will be able to find' is the standard future construction.
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'Humane' means showing compassion or benevolence. 'Human' refers to the species. Refugees should be treated with compassion, i.e., humane treatment.
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'Ought' is the only modal verb in the list that is followed by 'to'. 'Should', 'need', and 'must' are followed directly by the base verb without 'to'.
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'Harness' means to control and make use of (natural resources), especially to produce energy. This fits the context of solar power.