A very nice visit

A very short visit

A very long visit

None

A true statement

Equal opportunity of getting job

Free expression of opintions

Two contrary things in the same statement

Heterogeneous

Heterogenous

Heterigeonous

Hiterogenious

Where does he live is known to me.

Where he lived I know

Where he lives is known to me

Where he lives is know by me.

can

should

could

has

would try

could be

must be

had tried

to

by

for

over

unbelievable

unthinkable

unlikely

unthinking

wasteful

ignorant

powerfull

scientific

feather

fish

lotus

none

Co-ordinate clause

Noun clause

Adjective Clause

Adverbial clause

will have help

would have helped

shall have helped

can have helped

John Ruskin

Rudyard Kipling

H.G. Wells

Rousscau

Mathew arnold

Shakespeare

Keats

Walt Witman

Cynewulf

Caedmon

Chaucer

Aelfrie

S + Vi + Obj + C Noun

S + Vt + Indirect Obj + Direct

S +Vt + O + Adj Complement

S + Vt + O + N-Clause

I must not do it

I can not but do it

I must not but do it

I do not must do it

John donne

Thomas Kyd

Francis Bacon

John Dryden

Winston Churchill

Mathew Arnold

J.M. Synge

W.B. Yeats

conjunction

interjection

adverb

preposition

Interjectional phrase

Adverbial phrase

Prepositional phrase

Conjunectional phrase

To began to run in fear that he will be late.

He ran lest he should be late.

He ran not to be late.

None of the above.

Donated rice pure or impure.

Begged rice should not be checked.

Beg some rice.

Beggars must not be choosers.

Man and Superman

Merchant of Venice

Ends and Means

Arms and the Man

Medicine

Technology

Law

Polities

a big speech

medium speech

an important speech

A verbose speech

horse

filly

mare

folly

gerund

infinitive

present participle

past participle

Freshly

Freshen

Freshly

Freshes

I, you and he were present in the class.

You, he and I were present in the class.

You, he and I was present in the class.

He, you and I was present in the class.