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HITCH HIKING ACROSS THE SAHARA | Explanation of Complete Lesson | All Possible Quesions | Synonyms

Dear students, as i promised that on the completion of four parts of the Lesson 12 “HITCH HIKING ACROSS THE SAHARA” by G. F. Lamb, i'll upload the video of the complete lesson, so is the video presented here. In this lecture, I have tried to cover all the aspects of the lesson from the examination point of view. The students of Intermediate (FSc/FA/ICS/ICOM) 2nd year Part-II can benefit from my lectures. I have discussed in the detail the maximum possible short questions, synonyms, certain grammatical constructions and English pronunciation. The words in this lesson/essay which are included in UHS MDCAT ENGLISH VOCABULRY with a lot of synonyms and Antonyms are given here in this description below as well. UHS ENGLISH VOCABULARY USED IN THIS LESSON (SEVEN WORDS) OCCASIONALLY adv /əˈkeɪʒnəli/ کبھی کبھار We occasionally meet for a drink after work. we occasionally stop for ice cream on the way home SYNONYMS: off and on, irregularly, periodically, recurrently, at times, infrequently, sporadically, seldom, now and then, ever and anon, sometimes, from time to time, rarely ANTONYMS always, constantly, frequently, regularly, steadily, usually, often, continually, incessantly, perpetually, unceasingly, invariably, NATIVE adj /ˈneɪtɪv/ آبائی ،مقامی Many boys attempt to make good, and have the native ability to do so. Our native language is Urdu/Punjabi. SYNONYMS: primary, primeval, primitive, local, birth place, domestic, initial, innate, autochthonous, home-grown, ancient, indigenous, intrinsic, natural, inborn, ANTONYMS: alien, foreign, imported, nomad, introduced, transplanted, exotic, immigrant, migrant, expatriate APPARENTLY adv /əˈpærəntli/ بظاہر Apparently, we're supposed to wait here. SYNONYMS" seemingly, reputedly, ostensibly allegedly, supposedly, , outwardly, superficially, ANTONYMS: improbably, unlikely, dubiously, equivocally, questionably, uncertain, impossibly OPERATION noun /ˌɒpəˈreɪʃn/ عملیہ، عمل جرّاحت She is recovering from a major heart operation. The army has launched a military operation against terrorists. SYNONYMS: course, procedure, proceeding, process, functioning, working, performance, action, practice, proceeding, game plan, business, design, strategy, administration ANTONYMS: cessation, idleness, inaction, inactivity, indolence, sluggishness, inertia, laziness, passivity, stoppage, exoneration, retreat RELUCTANTLY adv /rɪˈlʌktəntli/ بے دلی سے He reluctantly agreed to pay the fine. SYNONYMS: hesitantly, unwillingly, aloofly, disinterestedly, impassively, incuriously, apathetically, slowly, indifferently, perfunctorily, lukewarmly, ANTONYMS: enthusiastically, exuberantly, willingly, rhapsodically, sky-high, avidly, eagerly, warmly, excitedly, rabidly, keenly, fanatically, zealously, passionately TACKLE verb, noun /ˈtækl/ ،روکنا، ،سامنا کرنا مختلف قسم کے کاموں یا کھیلوں کا سازوسامان Christopher could not tackle it. Your fishing tackle is safe and sound in the closet. SYNONYMS: deal with, handle, challenge, attack, confront, undertake, attempt, manage, attend to, embark on, engage in, grapple with gear, tools, equipment, accessories, appurtenances, attachments, fittings baggage, hardware, appliances, machinery, paraphernalia ANTONYMS: avoid, evade, shun, dally, dawdle, dillydally, fiddle (around), lag, mess, monkey (around), play, potter (around), putter (around), trifle CURIOUS adj /ˈkjʊəriəs/ متجسس ،شوقین He experienced a curious longing to see some more of the strange and mighty desert. SYNONYMS: inquisitive, nosy (or nosey), crazy, snoopy, peering, queer, prying, strange, unaccustomed, weird, perplexed, baffled, cranky, strange, eccentric, erratic, impatient ANTONYMS: incurious, unconcerned, average, disinterested, indifferent, normal, ordinary, uninterested The Links of other lectures of English 2nd Year are under: Paper Pattern of English 2nd year:    • Paper Pattern of English for 2nd Year (FSc...   1st Half of "THE DYING SUN":    • THE DYING SUN (1st Half) Complete Explanat...   2nd Half of "THE DYING SUN":    • THE DYING SUN | 2nd Half | Complete Explan...   1st Half od "USING THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD:    • USING THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD | 1st Half | c...   2nd Half od "USING THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD:    • USING THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD | 2nd Half | E...   1st half of "WHY BOYS FAIL IN COLLEGE":    • WHY BOYS FAIL IN COLLEGE | 1st Half | Expl...   2nd half of "WHY BOYS FAIL IN COLLEGE":    • WHY BOYS FAIL IN COLLEGE | 2nd Half | Comp...   END OF TERM Complete explanation:    • END OF TERM | David Daiches | Explanation ...   ON DESTROYING BOOKS:    • ON DESTROYING BOOKS | J C Squire | Complet...   FIRST YEAR AT HARROW:    • FIRST YEAR AT HARROW with Complete Explana...   Regards, Prof. Akhtar Saeed +92 300 66 75 826 #EnglishClass2ndYear #Hitch_hiking_Across_The_Sahara #G_F_LAMB