@brixcel said:@miseera : sabka sahi to hai OA ki kya zaroorat.
Waise I attempted Late 
I think it should be more importantly
@behinddwalls said:Intake by individuals depends on many factors, most important on purchasing powerwhat is the correction in this sentence?
Most Importantly Sounds Good 
Which of the following is incorrect?
Smoking (A) is not allowed at petrol pumps because there is (B) too many (C) easily ignited (D) materials in the vicinity.
1) A
2) B
3) C
4) D
@dreamcat878 said:Which of the following is incorrect?Smoking (A) is not allowed at petrol pumps because there is (B) too many (C) easily ignited (D) materials in the vicinity.1) A2) B3) C4) D
B is it ???
@dreamcat878 said:Which of the following is incorrect?Smoking (A) is not allowed at petrol pumps because there is (B) too many (C) easily ignited (D) materials in the vicinity.1) A2) B3) C4) D
B - shuold be there are too many
can anyone pls differentiate between especially and specially along with deir respective usage
@officiallytaman said:can anyone pls differentiate between especially and specially along with deir respective usage
Specially = for a particular purpose.
The car is designed specially for disabled people.
Especially = particularly (used for emphasis)
The sunni triangle north-west of Baghdad is considered especially dangerous.
thanks :)
@officiallytaman said:can anyone pls differentiate between especially and specially along with deir respective usage
ESPECIAL & SPECIAL
The words especial and special can be used almost interchangeably. They both mean something which was “out of the ordinary” or even “exceptional”. Especial is defined as meaning “being distinctive”:
a: directed toward a particular individual, group, or end [especial greetings to his son] [especial care to speak clearly]
b: of special note or importance : unusually great or significant [especial relevance]
c: highly distinctive or personal : peculiar [especial dislike for music]
d: close, intimate [especial crony]
e: specific, particular [especial destination in mind]
The two words are synonyms, and often either is appropriate:
## My grandmother's ninetieth birthday was an occasion of especial joy.
## My grandmother's ninetieth birthday was an occasion of special joy.
Both of these are correct, however, especial implies that something less good exists, whereas something special doesn't need to be compared against anything. Merrian-Webster explains the difference like this:
“special stresses having a quality, character, identity, or use of its own . especial may add implications of preeminence or preference [especial importance] .”
Note that special can be used as a noun, whereas especial cannot, in cases such as “It's always worth checking the specials in the supermarket.”
Especially or Specially
When it comes to the adjectival forms, especially should always be used. It modifies a verb, adverb or adjective and means “particularly” or “exceptionally”:
His train was running especially late that day.
We were especially happy to see you.
I put the cake especially high.
Specially is becoming more common but still tends to sound rather informal, even a little child-like
I drew this picture specially for you!
There is a lot of debate around whether “specially” is appropriate in some cases, but if you want to be sure, stick with “especially”.
Choose the correct answer. 
If you could choose ___ the UK or Australia, which country would you visit?
1)for
2)Between
3)Among
4)of
Have you ever been blamed ___ something you did not do?
1)at
2)about
3)of
4)for
Are you good at or bad ___ language learning?
1)for
2)with
3)on
4)at
"Choti-2 Magar moti Batein" 😁 😁 Happy CATing 
@miseera @SufyS
Subject is material So it has been counted as uncountable and singular.Error is in (B) option. Instead of too many , It should be too much. So answer is (B) option.
miseera
SufyS
Sorry for wrong reply. Correct option is (C) option.
Answers 2,4,4 Sare Bande Sahi
@miseera said:Itna Late Reply Match Dekh rahi thi Kya
nahi...2 din se meri activity sab threads pe kamm ho gayi hai...:|
2,4,4........