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SINDH MDCAT 2025 Question Paper
26/10/2025

SINDH MDCAT 2025
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🎭 When Opposites Make Sense! (Funny English Oxymorons) | English With Rani Ma'am When opposites attract… in English! 😅Th...
15/10/2025

🎭 When Opposites Make Sense! (Funny English Oxymorons) | English With Rani Ma'am

When opposites attract… in English! 😅
These oxymorons make no sense and perfect sense at the same time.
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Types of People
13/10/2025

Types of People

13/10/2025

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Negative People ✨ BULLY — intimidates weaker people.Example: The bully mocked classmates to look powerful.BACKSTABBER — ...
09/10/2025

Negative People ✨ BULLY — intimidates weaker people.
Example: The bully mocked classmates to look powerful.

BACKSTABBER — betrays someone secretly.
Example: He acted friendly but turned out to be a backstabber.

LIAR — doesn’t tell the truth.
Example: Everyone stopped trusting the liar after he got caught.

CHEATER — breaks rules to gain an advantage.
Example: The cheater peeked at answers during the test.

MANIPULATOR — twists others for personal benefit.
Example: The manipulator pretended to care just to get favors.

GASLIGHTER — makes others doubt their reality.
Example: The gaslighter said, “That never happened,” to confuse her.

GOSSIPER — spreads rumors about others.
Example: The gossiper shared private stories with everyone at work.

FREELOADER — takes things or help without contributing.
Example: The freeloader joins every meal but never pays his share.

SCAMMER — deceives people for money.
Example: The scammer tricked seniors into giving banking details.

Contronmys What Are Contronyms?Contronyms (also called Janus words or auto-antonyms) are words that have two opposite me...
07/10/2025

Contronmys

What Are Contronyms?

Contronyms (also called Janus words or auto-antonyms) are words that have two opposite meanings — depending on the context.
In short, a contronym is its own opposite!
For example, “dust” can mean both to remove dust and to sprinkle dust.

1. Sanction – To officially allow or to punish for breaking a rule.
2. Bound – Heading toward a destination or restricted from moving.
3. Dust – To remove dirt or to cover with fine particles.
4. Screen – To display something (like a movie) or to hide it from sight.
5. Weather – To survive or endure or to be worn down over time.
6. Left – To go away or to remain behind.
7. Trim – To decorate or make neat or to cut off excess parts.
8. Seed – To plant seeds or to remove them from a fruit.
9. Clip – To attach firmly or to cut short.
10. Oversight – Careful supervision or failure to notice something.
11. Dusting – The act of cleaning or applying fine powder.
12. Off – Not operating (the light is off) or activated (the alarm went off).
13. Flog – To promote enthusiastically or to criticize severely.
14. Apology – A statement of regret or a justification for one’s actions.
15. Strike – To hit forcefully or to miss completely (in baseball).
16. Fast – Moving quickly or firmly fixed in place.
17. Lease – To give something for rent or to rent it from someone.
18. Weathered – Strengthened by experience or damaged by exposure.
19. Pop – To appear suddenly or to vanish quickly.
20. Hold up – To support or lift or to cause delay or obstruction.

Phrasal Verb
25/09/2025

Phrasal Verb

Put your money where your mouth is — Prove your words with action.Example: If you believe in the idea, put your money wh...
12/09/2025

Put your money where your mouth is — Prove your words with action.
Example: If you believe in the idea, put your money where your mouth is and fund the pilot.

Keep your nose to the grindstone — Work very hard for a long time.
Example: She kept her nose to the grindstone all week to finish the thesis.

Head in the clouds — Daydreaming; not focused on reality.
Example: He walked into the meeting with his head in the clouds.

Out of the frying pan and into the fire — From a bad situation to a worse one.
Example: Quitting without another offer put him out of the frying pan and into the fire.

Put your foot in your mouth — Say something embarrassing or inappropriate.
Example: I put my foot in my mouth by mentioning her ex.

Kick the can down the road — Delay a decision or problem.
Example: The committee kicked the can down the road and scheduled another review.

Make ends meet — Afford basic expenses.
Example: With rising rent, it’s hard to make ends meet.

Ballpark figure — Rough estimate.
Example: Can you give me a ballpark figure for the repairs?

On a shoestring — With very little money/budget.
Example: They launched the app on a shoestring.

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Emotional Vocabulary
09/09/2025

Emotional Vocabulary



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Idiomatic Expressions

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1) Optimist — expects good outcomes.Example: “Even after two rejections, Anya stayed an optimist and applied again.”2) P...
08/09/2025

1) Optimist — expects good outcomes.
Example: “Even after two rejections, Anya stayed an optimist and applied again.”

2) Pessimist — expects bad outcomes.
Example: “Don’t be a pessimist—the pilot test actually went well.”

3) Trailblazer — pioneer; does something first and opens the way for others.
Example: “Her startup was a trailblazer in eco-friendly packaging.”

4) Underdog — competitor not expected to win.
Example: “The underdog team shocked everyone by taking the trophy.”

5) Skeptic — questions claims; needs evidence.
Example: “I’m a skeptic—show me the data before we change the process.”

6) Mentor — experienced guide who advises and supports a learner.
Example: “Vikas is my mentor; he reviews my goals every month.”

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