Choose the correct word: ‘Everyone attended ___ Hamid.’
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'Except' means excluding one person or thing.
The sentence states that Hamid did not attend.
Practice PPSC questions with answers and explanations.
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'Except' means excluding one person or thing.
The sentence states that Hamid did not attend.
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A 'compliment' is an expression of praise.
A 'complement' is something that completes or enhances another thing.
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'Complement' means something that completes or enhances another item.
The scarf improves the appearance of the dress.
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'Stationary' means not moving.
'Stationery' refers to writing materials.
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'Put off' means delay an event until a later time.
The meeting has been postponed rather than necessarily cancelled.
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English conventionally uses the collocation 'make a decision.'
Collocations are word combinations preferred by established usage.
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'Shed light on' means clarify or help explain something.
It is a fixed figurative collocation.
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The idiom means saying or identifying precisely what is correct.
It describes accuracy in understanding a problem.
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'Call off' means decide that a planned event will not take place.
The event is cancelled.
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'Thorough knowledge' is a natural collocation meaning complete and detailed understanding.
The other choices do not combine naturally with 'knowledge' here.
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The idiom informally describes feeling unwell.
It is not a literal reference to weather conditions.
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'Concise' describes communication that uses few words without losing clarity.
The time-saving context supports this meaning.