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Question 1English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

In the sentence 'The clerk filed the report before the officer arrived', what is the grammatical function of 'before'?

  1. Correlative conjunction
  2. Coordinating conjunction
  3. Preposition
  4. Subordinating conjunction Correct answer.

Explanation

The word 'before' introduces a dependent clause ('before the officer arrived') and links it to the main clause, which is the defining role of a subordinating conjunction. A preposition would need a noun phrase rather than a full clause with its own subject and verb.

Question 2English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Choose the option that best completes the sentence: 'The clerk has been working in the record room ____ 2019.'

  1. for
  2. during
  3. from
  4. since Correct answer.

Explanation

With a perfect tense and a specific starting point in time, English uses 'since' to mark when the action began. 'For' would require a duration such as 'for five years' rather than a calendar year.

Question 3English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Which sentence correctly uses the article system in an official clerical context?

  1. The clerk submitted an applications to the adjutant.
  2. The clerk submitted an application to the adjutant. Correct answer.
  3. The clerk submitted application to the adjutant.
  4. The clerk submitted a application to the adjutant.

Explanation

The indefinite article takes the form 'an' before a vowel sound, so 'an application' is correct. The singular countable noun 'application' also requires a determiner, which rules out the bare form.

Question 4English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Identify the tense of the underlined verb in: 'The adjutant will have approved the leave request by Friday.'

  1. Present perfect
  2. Future perfect Correct answer.
  3. Future continuous
  4. Future simple

Explanation

The construction 'will have + past participle' marks the future perfect, used for an action completed before a stated future time. The presence of 'by Friday' confirms the completion-by-deadline meaning.

Question 5English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Choose the correctly spelled word to complete: 'All personnel must ____ their identity cards at the main gate.'

  1. prodeuce
  2. produice
  3. produse
  4. produce Correct answer.

Explanation

The correct spelling is 'produce', formed from the Latin root with a single 'c'. The other spellings insert or substitute letters that do not occur in the standard form.

Question 6English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

In 'The officer spoke to the recruit politely', what part of speech is 'politely'?

  1. Adjective
  2. Adverb Correct answer.
  3. Preposition
  4. Noun

Explanation

The word 'politely' modifies the verb 'spoke' by describing how the action was performed, which is the function of an adverb. Adjectives modify nouns, and prepositions show relationships between words.

Question 7English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Which option gives the correct plural of 'memorandum' as used in official correspondence?

  1. Memoranda's
  2. Memoranda Correct answer.
  3. Memorandums
  4. Memorandum's

Explanation

The standard plural of the Latin-derived noun 'memorandum' in formal usage is 'memoranda'. The form with an apostrophe is possessive, not plural.

Question 8English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Choose the word closest in meaning to 'concise' in the instruction 'Keep the summary concise.'

  1. Vague
  2. Lengthy
  3. Brief Correct answer.
  4. Decorative

Explanation

'Concise' means expressing much in few words, so 'brief' is the closest synonym. The other options describe length, clarity or ornamentation rather than economy of words.

Question 9English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Which sentence correctly uses the past perfect tense to show an earlier action?

  1. The clerk typed the letter before the officer had asked for it.
  2. The clerk had typed the letter before the officer asked for it. Correct answer.
  3. The clerk was typing the letter before the officer had asked for it.
  4. The clerk has typed the letter before the officer asked for it.

Explanation

The past perfect ('had typed') marks the action that occurred first, while the simple past ('asked') marks the later action. This ordering of tenses correctly expresses sequence in the past.

Question 10English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Identify the error in: 'Each of the clerks have submitted the attendance register.'

  1. 'Each' should be 'Every'
  2. 'have' should be 'has' Correct answer.
  3. 'submitted' should be 'submit'
  4. No error in the sentence

Explanation

The subject is 'Each', a singular indefinite pronoun, so the verb must be singular: 'has submitted'. The intervening phrase 'of the clerks' does not change the number of the subject.

Question 11English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Choose the option that best replaces the underlined part: 'The report was written by the clerk who was assigned to the record section.'

  1. The clerk was written by the report assigned to the record section.
  2. The clerk assigned to the record section wrote the report. Correct answer.
  3. The report was written the clerk assigned to the record section.
  4. The report wrote the clerk assigned to the record section.

Explanation

The passive construction can be rewritten in the active voice by making the agent ('the clerk') the subject and using the simple past 'wrote'. This removes the weak passive and the relative clause at once.

Question 12English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Which sentence uses the correct conditional form for a hypothetical situation?

  1. If the clerk were available, he will file the returns today.
  2. If the clerk were available, he would file the returns today. Correct answer.
  3. If the clerk is available, he would file the returns today.
  4. If the clerk was available, he would file the returns today.

Explanation

In a second conditional, the past subjunctive 'were' is used for all persons, matched with 'would' in the main clause. This combination expresses an unreal present condition.

Question 13English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Choose the correct indirect speech form: The officer said, 'I will inspect the stores tomorrow.'

  1. The officer said that he would inspect the stores the next day. Correct answer.
  2. The officer said that he would inspected the stores the next day.
  3. The officer said that he will inspect the stores tomorrow.
  4. The officer said that I would inspect the stores the next day.

Explanation

In reported speech after a past reporting verb, 'will' shifts to 'would' and 'tomorrow' shifts to 'the next day'. The first-person pronoun also changes to match the speaker.

Question 14English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Which option correctly completes: 'Neither the clerk ____ the typist was present at the roll call.'

  1. or
  2. but
  3. nor Correct answer.
  4. and

Explanation

The correlative pair 'neither...nor' is fixed in English and joins two negative alternatives. The verb that follows agrees with the nearer subject, which here is singular.

Question 15English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Identify the type of clause underlined in: 'The clerk who signed the register has been transferred.'

  1. Non-defining relative clause
  2. Noun clause
  3. Defining relative clause Correct answer.
  4. Adverbial clause

Explanation

The clause 'who signed the register' identifies which clerk is meant and is not set off by commas, so it is a defining relative clause. Non-defining clauses add extra information and are enclosed in commas.

Question 16English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Choose the option with the correct use of the apostrophe in official writing.

  1. The officerss' mess was inspected by the adjutant.
  2. The officer's mess was inspected by the adjutant.
  3. The officers mess was inspected by the adjutant.
  4. The officers' mess was inspected by the adjutant. Correct answer.

Explanation

A plural noun ending in 's' forms the possessive by adding only an apostrophe after the 's': 'officers''. This distinguishes the shared mess of several officers from that of one officer.

Question 17English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Which sentence places the modifier correctly?

  1. The ledger was signed by the clerk having checked the figures.
  2. Having checked the figures, the ledger was signed by the clerk.
  3. Having checked the figures, the ledger signed the clerk.
  4. Having checked the figures, the clerk signed the ledger. Correct answer.

Explanation

A participial phrase at the start of a sentence must modify the subject that immediately follows it. Here the clerk is the one who checked the figures, so the clerk must be the subject of the main clause.

Question 18English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Choose the word that best fits: 'The officer's remarks were so ____ that everyone understood the new procedure immediately.'

  1. lucid Correct answer.
  2. redundant
  3. obscure
  4. tentative

Explanation

'Lucid' means clear and easy to understand, which matches the result that everyone understood at once. The context clue 'understood immediately' points to clarity.

Question 19English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Which sentence uses 'lie' and 'lay' correctly?

  1. The files lie on the table; yesterday the clerk laid them there. Correct answer.
  2. The files lay on the table; yesterday the clerk lied them there.
  3. The files lay on the table; yesterday the clerk lain them there.
  4. The files lie on the table; yesterday the clerk lay them there.

Explanation

'Lie' is intransitive and means to rest, while 'lay' is transitive and means to put something down; its past form is 'laid'. The clerk puts the files down, so 'laid' is required.

Question 20English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Which option correctly completes: 'Hardly ____ the parade begun when it started to rain.'

  1. has
  2. did
  3. was
  4. had Correct answer.

Explanation

When a negative adverb such as 'hardly' opens a clause, inversion follows, and the past perfect is used with 'when': 'Hardly had the parade begun when...'. This expresses that one event happened immediately before another.

Question 21English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Read the passage and answer: 'All leave applications must reach the orderly room three days before departure. Applications submitted later will be considered only in an emergency.' What does the passage imply about late applications?

  1. They are accepted if submitted two days early.
  2. They are always approved without conditions.
  3. They are normally rejected unless an emergency exists. Correct answer.
  4. They must be sent to a different office.

Explanation

The second sentence restricts late applications to emergencies, which implies they are otherwise not entertained. The word 'only' is the key signal that limits the exception.

Question 22English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the semicolon.

  1. The inspection was postponed; the stores were not ready. Correct answer.
  2. The inspection was postponed; because the stores were not ready.
  3. The inspection was postponed; and the stores were not ready.
  4. The inspection was postponed; the stores were not ready;.

Explanation

A semicolon joins two independent clauses that are closely related and not already linked by a conjunction. Both halves here are complete sentences, so the semicolon alone is correct.

Question 23English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Analyse the sentence: 'Not only did the clerk verify the entries, but he also corrected the totals.' Which grammatical feature does the opening phrase illustrate?

  1. A dangling participle
  2. Subject-auxiliary inversion after a negative correlative Correct answer.
  3. A misplaced adverb of frequency
  4. An elliptical comparative clause

Explanation

When 'not only' begins a clause, the auxiliary 'did' moves before the subject, producing inversion. The paired 'but...also' completes the correlative structure.

Question 24English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Which revision removes the ambiguity in: 'The officer told the clerk that he had made an error in the register.'

  1. The officer told the clerk, 'You have made an error in the register.' Correct answer.
  2. The officer told the clerk that an error had been made in the register by him.
  3. The officer told the clerk that he had made an error in the register, which was unfortunate.
  4. The officer told him that he had made an error in the register.

Explanation

The original pronoun 'he' could refer to either the officer or the clerk. Direct speech with 'You' fixes the reference unambiguously to the clerk.

Question 25English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Identify the sentence that is grammatically complete and correctly punctuated for a formal report.

  1. Because the returns were incomplete. The section was asked to resubmit them.
  2. Because the returns were incomplete, the section was asked to resubmit them. Correct answer.
  3. Because the returns were incomplete, so the section was asked to resubmit them.
  4. Because the returns were incomplete; the section was asked to resubmit them.

Explanation

A dependent clause introduced by 'because' must be attached to a main clause with a comma, forming one complete sentence. The main clause 'the section was asked...' follows correctly.

Question 26English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

In the sentence 'The clerk submitted the file promptly', the word 'promptly' modifies which word?

  1. submitted Correct answer.
  2. file
  3. clerk
  4. The

Explanation

An adverb describes how, when or where an action happens, so it attaches to the verb. Here 'promptly' tells us the manner in which the filing was done, which is the verb 'submitted'.

Question 27English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Which option gives the correct plural of 'addendum' in a formal office note listing extra items?

  1. addenda Correct answer.
  2. addendum's
  3. addendums
  4. addendi

Explanation

'Addendum' is a Latin-derived noun ending in -um, and its accepted formal plural is 'addenda'. Official and academic writing keeps this form, especially when referring to supplementary material appended to a document.

Question 28English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Choose the word closest in meaning to 'diligent' as used in 'The clerk is diligent in maintaining the movement register.'

  1. reluctant
  2. industrious Correct answer.
  3. talkative
  4. careless

Explanation

'Diligent' describes steady, careful and hard-working effort, which matches 'industrious'. The sentence praises the clerk's consistent attention to the register, so a positive word about effort is required.

Question 29English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect continuous to show an action continuing up to now?

  1. The clerk has typed the nominal roll since morning.
  2. The clerk has been typing the nominal roll since morning. Correct answer.
  3. The clerk is typing the nominal roll since morning.
  4. The clerk typed the nominal roll since morning.

Explanation

The present perfect continuous ('has been typing') is formed with has/have + been + -ing and expresses an activity that began in the past and is still going on. The time phrase 'since morning' signals this unfinished duration.

Question 30English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Identify the error in: 'The list of duty officers were displayed on the notice board.'

  1. 'displayed' should be 'display'
  2. 'on' should be 'in'
  3. 'list' should be 'lists'
  4. 'were' should be 'was' Correct answer.

Explanation

The subject is the singular noun 'list'; the phrase 'of duty officers' is a prepositional modifier and does not change the number of the subject. The verb must therefore agree with 'list' as singular: 'was displayed'.

Question 31English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Choose the correct indirect speech form: The adjutant said, 'Bring the file to my office now.'

  1. The adjutant said to bring the file to his office then. Correct answer.
  2. The adjutant says to brought the file to his office then.
  3. The adjutant said that bring the file to his office now.
  4. The adjutant said bring the file to my office now.

Explanation

When an imperative is reported, the command becomes an infinitive after 'told' or 'said to', and the pronouns and time words shift: 'my' becomes 'his' and 'now' becomes 'then'. Only the first option applies both changes correctly.

Question 32English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Which option correctly completes: 'Either the sergeant ____ the corporal is responsible for the ammunition count.'

  1. or Correct answer.
  2. nor
  3. and
  4. but

Explanation

The correlative pair 'either ... or' presents two alternatives, and with 'either' the matching conjunction is 'or'. The verb 'is' correctly agrees with the nearer singular subject, which also confirms the singular alternative structure.

Question 33English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Identify the type of clause in: 'The register that the clerk signed has been sent to headquarters.'

  1. noun clause as subject
  2. adverb clause of time
  3. adjective (relative) clause Correct answer.
  4. main clause

Explanation

The clause 'that the clerk signed' describes the noun 'register' and is introduced by the relative pronoun 'that'. A clause that modifies a noun in this way is an adjective or relative clause.

Question 34English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Which sentence uses the apostrophe correctly in an official record?

  1. The clerks signatures' were verified by the officer.
  2. The clerks' signatures were verified by the officer. Correct answer.
  3. The clerks signature's were verified by the officer.
  4. The clerk's signatures were verified by the officer.

Explanation

A plural noun ending in -s forms the possessive by adding only an apostrophe after the s: 'clerks''. Since several clerks signed, the plural possessive is required.

Question 35English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Choose the word that best fits: 'The instructions were so ____ that no clerk could misinterpret them.'

  1. explicit Correct answer.
  2. ambiguous
  3. tentative
  4. obscure

Explanation

The result clause 'no clerk could misinterpret them' requires a word meaning clear and precise, which is 'explicit'. The word 'so' sets up a cause-and-effect link between clarity and the absence of confusion.

Question 36English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Which option correctly completes: 'Scarcely ____ the inspection begun when the alarm sounded.'

  1. did
  2. was
  3. has
  4. had Correct answer.

Explanation

'Scarcely ... when' is a negative adverbial construction that triggers inversion and normally takes the past perfect: 'Scarcely had the inspection begun when ...'. The auxiliary comes before the subject after the fronted negative adverb.

Question 37English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Read the notice and answer the question. 'All leave applications must reach the orderly room three days before departure. Applications received later will be returned unsigned.' A clerk submits a leave application two days before departure. What will happen according to the notice?

  1. It will be returned unsigned. Correct answer.
  2. It will be held until the next month.
  3. It will be forwarded to headquarters.
  4. It will be approved immediately.

Explanation

The notice sets a deadline of three days before departure and states that later applications will be returned unsigned. An application arriving two days before departure is later than the deadline, so it falls under that stated consequence.

Question 38English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Which sentence correctly uses the colon in formal correspondence?

  1. The clerk submitted three items; the register: the ledger and the receipt.
  2. The clerk submitted three items: the register, the ledger and the receipt. Correct answer.
  3. The clerk submitted three items, the register: the ledger and the receipt.
  4. The clerk submitted: three items the register, the ledger and the receipt.

Explanation

A colon introduces a list or explanation after a complete independent clause. In the first option the clause 'The clerk submitted three items' is complete and the colon correctly announces the list that follows.

Question 39English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

In the sentence 'The orderly room staff checked every entry in the register before the inspection', which word functions as the simple subject of the verb 'checked'?

  1. inspection
  2. entry
  3. staff Correct answer.
  4. room

Explanation

The simple subject is the head noun of the subject phrase, so in 'The orderly room staff' the head noun is 'staff', which governs the verb 'checked'. 'Orderly room' only modifies 'staff', while 'entry' is the object of 'checked' and 'inspection' sits inside a prepositional phrase.

Question 40English Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

Which sentence most effectively combines the two statements into one formal sentence for a unit report, keeping the causal link clear: 'The clerk detected the discrepancy. The audit was completed without delay.'

  1. The audit was completed without delay, the clerk detected the discrepancy.
  2. The clerk detected the discrepancy, and the audit was completed without delay.
  3. The clerk detected the discrepancy; the audit, without delay, was completed.
  4. Because the clerk detected the discrepancy, the audit was completed without delay. Correct answer.

Explanation

A subordinating conjunction such as 'because' turns one clause into a dependent clause and makes the causal relationship explicit, which suits a formal report. The other versions either merely join the ideas with 'and', split them with a weak semicolon, or produce a comma splice with the cause placed after the effect.

Question 41Urdu Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

درج ذیل میں سے کون سا لفظ مذکر ہے؟

  1. کھڑکی
  2. تصویر
  3. گائے
  4. میز Correct answer.

Explanation

اردو میں بعض بے جان اشیاء کے اسماء مذکر استعمال ہوتے ہیں اور 'میز' انہی میں شامل ہے۔ 'کھڑکی'، 'تصویر' اور 'گائے' مؤنث اسماء ہیں، اس لیے صرف 'میز' مذکر ہے۔

Question 42Urdu Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

'استاد نے طالب علم کو کتاب دی' - اس جملے میں مفعول کون سا ہے؟

  1. دی
  2. استاد
  3. کتاب Correct answer.
  4. طالب علم

Explanation

فعل 'دی' کا براہِ راست اثر جس چیز پر پڑا وہ 'کتاب' ہے، اس لیے یہ مفعول ہے۔ 'طالب علم' کو مفعول الیہ یا بالواسطہ مفعول کہا جاتا ہے، جبکہ 'استاد' فاعل ہے۔

Question 43Urdu Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

'وہ بہت تیز دوڑتا ہے' - اس میں 'تیز' کس قسم کا لفظ ہے؟

  1. اسم
  2. صفت Correct answer.
  3. فعل
  4. حرف

Explanation

'تیز' دوڑنے کے انداز کو بیان کرتا ہے اور 'دوڑتا' کی کیفیت واضح کرتا ہے، اس لیے یہ صفت (حال کی صفت) ہے۔ صفت کسی اسم یا فعل کی حالت بیان کرتی ہے۔

Question 44Urdu Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

'کتاب' کا جمع کس وزن پر آتا ہے؟

  1. کتابیں Correct answer.
  2. کتابوں
  3. کتب
  4. کتابے

Explanation

اردو میں اردوised اسماء کی جمع عام طور پر 'یں' لگا کر بنائی گئی ہے، اس لیے 'کتاب' کی جمع 'کتابیں' ہے۔ 'کتب' عربی جمع ہے جو اردو میں مستعمل ہے مگر سوال اردو قاعدے کے مطابق ہے۔

Question 45Urdu Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

'وہ آیا اور بیٹھ گیا' - یہ جملہ کس قسم کا ہے؟

  1. مرکب Correct answer.
  2. مخلوط
  3. غیر جملہ
  4. سادہ

Explanation

اس جملے میں دو مسند الیہ جملے 'وہ آیا' اور 'بیٹھ گیا' حرفِ عطف 'اور' سے جڑے ہیں، اس لیے یہ مرکب جملہ ہے۔ سادہ جملے میں ایک ہی فعل ہوتا ہے۔

Question 46Urdu Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

'مہربان' کا متضاد کس لفظ سے ظاہر ہوتا ہے؟

  1. ظالم Correct answer.
  2. سخی
  3. شفیق
  4. نرم

Explanation

'مہربان' کا مطلب شفقت کرنے والا ہے، اس کا متضاد وہ لفظ ہوگا جو سختی اور بے رحمی ظاہر کرے، یعنی 'ظالم'۔ 'سخی'، 'نرم' اور 'شفیق' سب مثبت معنی رکھتے ہیں۔

Question 47Urdu Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

جملے میں مناسب محاورہ منتخب کریں: 'اس نے امتحان میں ___________ کر دی، سب حیران رہ گئے۔'

  1. آنکھیں کھول
  2. نام روشن
  3. کمال کر
  4. دھوم مچا Correct answer.

Explanation

'دھوم مچا دینا' محاورہ ہے جس کا مطلب شاندار کامیابی یا ہنگامہ برپا کرنا ہے، جو امتحان میں نمایاں کامیابی کے سیاق میں درست بیٹھتا ہے۔ باقی تراکیب اس محل میں مستعمل نہیں۔

Question 48Urdu Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

'اس نے مجھے کتاب دی' کو مجہول میں بدلیں۔

  1. کتاب نے مجھے دیا
  2. میں نے کتاب دی
  3. مجھے کتاب دی گئی Correct answer.
  4. اس نے کتاب دی گئی

Explanation

مجہول بنانے کے لیے فاعل حذف ہو جاتا ہے اور فعل کے ساتھ 'گئی' جیسا معاون فعل آتا ہے۔ مفعول 'مجھے' جملے کے شروع میں آتا ہے، اس لیے 'مجھے کتاب دی گئی' درست ہے۔

Question 49Urdu Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

'پڑھائی' کا فعل بنیادی طور پر کس مصدر سے نکلا ہے؟

  1. پڑھنا Correct answer.
  2. پڑھاکو
  3. پڑھانا
  4. پڑھواں

Explanation

'پڑھائی' اسمِ کیفیت ہے جو 'پڑھنا' مصدر سے نکلا ہے اور پڑھنے کے عمل کو ظاہر کرتا ہے۔ 'پڑھانا' کا مطلب دوسرے کو پڑھانا ہے، جو الگ معنی رکھتا ہے۔

Question 50Urdu Language (grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence correction)

'وہ گھر گیا' اور 'وہ گھر سے آیا' - ان دونوں میں کون سی تبدیلی معنی پیدا کرتی ہے؟

  1. صفت
  2. حرفِ جار Correct answer.
  3. فعل کی گردان
  4. ضمیر

Explanation

'سے' حرفِ جار ہے جو حرکت کی سمت یا ماخذ بتاتا ہے، اسی لیے پہلا جملہ منزل کی طرف اور دوسرا منزل سے دور ہونے کا معنی دیتا ہے۔ حرفِ جار اسم سے پہلے آ کر تعلق واضح کرتا ہے۔