Very happy

Very sad

Very loud

Very proud

Den : Lions

Meadow : Sheep

Nest : Birds

Coop : Chickens

console

counsel

councel

consul

long, enthusiastic

dark, frightened

crowded, isolated

sharp, worried

Let me check your ears

Let me whisper into your ears

Listen to me

Come close to me

verb

pronoun

adjective

noun

Keep secret

Evaluate by oneself

Refine

Restore

Chavinism

Chauvinism

Cauvinism

Chuvinism

changed

has been changed

has changed

changes

Difference

Deferment

Deferming

Diferation

down

off

with

against

When I was there, it was autumn.

I was there when it was autumn.

In the autumn season I was there.

I was there, because it was autumn.

Advice

Many advices

No plural

Much

Seamsterss

Seamstress

Seamstes

Seamstess

poor

honest

but

he

Who was loved by him?

Who had he loved?

Who loves him?

Who is loved by him?

I told him let us played.

I suggested him play.

I suggested him playing.

I suggested him both of us should play.

Relative Clause

Adverbial Clause

Adjective Clause

Noun Clause

It had been I who first helped you.

It was I who helped you first.

It is I who helped you first.

It has been I who helped you first.

Besight

Beseight

Beseech

Beseecht

Obstacle

Impertinent

Embankment

Progress

Mulish : Tractable

Trepidation : Confident

Impecunious : Penny

Gloomy : Morose

allusion

illusion

delusion

depict

to emphasize that something is easy to do or understand

to show that something is too difficult to do.

to indicate that there are something that are beyond our grasp

None of the above.

Dilute

Waste time

Wait impatiently

Repeat

on

non

in

im

Terrific

Specific

Exciting

Sophomoric

Nuisense

Rendesvous

Miscelleneous

Ostensible

was having

have had

had had

had been had

Fragile

Obsolete

Humble

Confused

Beyond in time

Propensity

On the other side of

Above in space

see

saw

have seen

had seen

Dwarf

Dwarfs

Dwarres

Dwarfes

Masculine gender

Feminine gender

Common gender

Neuter gender

the, the

the, no article

the, a

a, the

Someone burnt the ship.

Fire burnt the ship.

Fire burns the ship.

Someone burnt the ship.

He was shocked by the news.

He was being shocked by the news.

He had been shocked with the news

He was shocked at the news.

a noun

an adjective condition

an adverbial clause of condition

an adverbial clause of preposition

I would be tired now.

I would have tired now.

I had been tired now.

I was tired now.

have been

had

has been

were