Explanation

I have never known him for a long time.

میں اسے ایک عرصے سے کبھی نہیں جانتا تھا۔

"Have never known" is the correct present perfect tense.

It indicating that up until now, the speaker has never known the person.

Explanation

"A few words spoken in earnest will convince him."

جوش سے کہے گئے چند الفاظ اسے قائل کر لیں گے۔

This implies that a small number of sincere words will be enough to persuade him.

Explanation

The soup tastes good.

سوپ کا ذائقہ اچھا ہے۔

In this context, "tastes" is the correct verb form.

Because it refers to the general characteristic of the soup, not a temporary action.

Explanation

Can you tell who is running this institute now?

کیا آپ بتا سکتے ہیں کہ اب یہ ادارہ کون چلا رہا ہے؟

"Is running" is the present continuous tense.

It indicating the person currently in charge of managing the institute.

Explanation

We should help the poor.

ہمیں غریبوں کی مدد کرنی چاہیے۔

The correct form "Help" is the base form of the verb used here to express an imperative or a suggestion.

It indicating an action we should take towards the poor.

Explanation

The phrase "No pain, no gain."

کوئی تکلیف نہیں، کوئی فائدہ نہیں۔

It means that hard work and effort are necessary to achieve success or improvement.

Explanation

• We lost confidence in Amjad delivered on the grandiose promises he had made.
• ہم نے امجد کے ان شاندار وعدوں پر اعتماد کھو دیا جو اس نے کیے تھے۔
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• delivered on: to do what is required by (a promise or pledge)
• "Delivered on" is best to keep the meaning of the original sentence
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• This is the past sentences we use the second foam of the verb
• Infinitive Past Simple Present Participle
• Deliver          Delivered           Delivering

Explanation

The unruly behavior of the children incensed their parents.

incensed: ناراض

Option A is best to keep the meaning original sentence

If we choose another option It can change the meaning of the whole sentence

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Explanation

"You can't have your cake and eat it too".

آپ اپنا کیک نہیں کھا سکتے اور اسے بھی کھا سکتے ہیں۔

It means that you can't enjoy the benefits of two things that are mutually exclusive.

It's a idiomatic expression that suggests you can't have two things that don't go together.

Explanation

Either or takes verb from second subject (he) 

We use is with he or she. 

Either you or he is at fault یا تو آپ یا وہ غلطی پر ہیں