gerund

infinitive

present participle

past participle

topic sentence

terminator

clincher sentence

body of the paragraph

pull on with

cope up with

put up with

stand up for

Darwin

Leo Tolstoy

Maxim Gorky

Tayeb salim

What have you do last night

What have you done last

What have you did last night

What did you do last night?

It has to be done to me.

It is to be done by me.

Let it be done by me.

It has to be done by me.

many more information must be reviewed.

is necessary to review more information.

we must review must more information

another information must be reviewe

proper

common

collective

material

I said to him,

I said him.

I told him,

I told him, Good-bye.

cannibals

voracious

animal-cater

omnipotent

means of communication

sound signaling system

human and animal sound

both A and D

group verb

preposition

pasrticiple

gerund

I am traveling the way of the world for thousand years.

I had traveling the way of the world.

I have been traveling the way of the world for thousand years.

I travel the world for thousand years.

The world is hungry

The world is prosaic in the state of hunger

The world is rolling the state of hunger.

The world has a hungry appearance.

Isaac Wlaton

Dr. Samuel Johnson

Sir Thomas

Sir Philip Sydney

for

to

on

at

The manager is to be opened the bank.

The bank is to opened by the manager

The bank is going to be opened by the manager.

The bank is opened by the manager.

plough

played

ploughs

ploughed

he had gone bad

he were mad.

he was mad

he had been mad.

rules for writing paragraph

rules for sentence construction

rules for correct pronounciation

rules for writing an easy

depth of water

knowledge

sky

heaven

chaos : disorder

verbosity : word

penury : wealth

anarchy : government

opening

open

to open

opened

repairment

repay

repair

repaired

island

Archipelago : Atoll

headland : promontory

continent : peninsula

William Shakespeare

Matthew Arnold

John Keats

Alexander pope

a duet

a duo

a twosome

a due