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Yeah sure! Assalamualaikum! I am Sumaiya Tariq a native Urdu tutor here. _Mein aam Tor pr subha ko parhti Hun lakin bajae is k aj mein nay apni dairy mein likha ha. _Saray log Meray baray men sochtay hen k mein khamosh Hun lakin mein sirf nae logo say miltay huay sharmati hu _Jab say Meri shadi hui hai manay saray pakistani khanay pakanay seekhay hen. _Mje aj daftar janay ki zaRoorat ni _ Mehmano Kay anay say pehle ghusul khanay ki safai zaroori hai. _mein AP kay bagair Khush nahi hun If you need any other help you can contact me freely 😊

To take an exam" is the standard expression. You never "do" or "make" a specific exam. "I have an exam tomorrow" is just a way of saying it's on your schedule.

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In photography: zero in on = move in closer to something (in order to get as close a shot as possible of it) focus on = concentrate on a particular detail (and get as sharp an image as possible of it) Both can also be used figuratively, in which case they mean much the same as each other – although to focus on something is more general and much more common. You could use zero in intransitively, but in the vast majority of cases it’s used in relation to something specific, in which case it needs the preposition “on”.

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"On the seashore of endless worlds children meet." Based on the phrase "endless worlds," one can see that this poem may have some metaphysical, or supernatural, qualities. The idea of endless worlds suggests a universal or infinite quality of some sort. In addition, Tagore introduces the image of a seashore in this sentence. He could be talking about an actual seashore, but the metaphysical context suggests that Tagore is talking about a symbolic one. A symbol is a physical object, action, or gesture that also represents an abstract concept, without losing its original identity. Symbols appear in literature in one of two ways. They can be local symbols, meaning that their symbolism is only relevant within the context of a specific literary work. They can also be universal symbols, meaning that their significance is based on traditional associations that are widely recognized, regardless of context. In "60," the symbols are universal. Tagore is talking about a seashore, which is the opposite of the sea. The sea traditionally represents infinity—an idea that Tagore has already suggested with "endless worlds." Following this line of thinking, the opposite of infinity, or heaven, is the mortal, human world. So, the seashore could represent this human world.