Lovely

Beautiful

Mirth

Logical

Eternal

Ephemeral

Riddle

Axiom

by

to

of

from

Rice is mainly eaten in Asia

Rice in mainly eaten by Asia

Rice is mainly eaten in Asian

Asia is mainly eaten by rice

Defence

Defiance

Defyness

None

O exclaimed that I had the swing of a bird

I exclaimed that I have the swing of a bird

I exclaimed that if I have the swing of a bird

I exclaimed that if I had the swing of a bird

Goldsmith

Thackeray

Charles Lamb

R.L. Stevenson

Load Tennyson

Charles Dickens

Homer

Ernest Hemingway

agendum

Agendam

Agendem

Agendua

Rododendron

Rhododendron

Rododandron

Rhododandron

Complex sentence

Compound sentence

Simple sentence

None of them

To keep together

To set apart

To keep uncover

To distinguish

I came in when he was writing.

I came in when he is writing

I came in when he has writing

I came in when he has been writing

Destrory at the very beginning

Bed of roses

Beginning

Rare-up

Masculine

Feminine

Neutral

Abstract

Reticent

Reserve

Gentle

Talkative

Refreshing

Hygienic

Coarse

Plainspoken

an

with

for

of

Let the book be brought for me

Let the book be brought by me

The book is brought for me

The book is brought by me

Pronoun

Adjective

Noun

Adverb

You politely asked me that whether I would help you

You politely asked me if I would help you

You politely asked to me if I would help you

You politely asked me that if I should help you

Epic poet

Romantice poet

Poet of nature

Poet of beauty

Thomas More

George Orwell

Charls Dickens

Homer

Complex sentence

Compound sentence

Simple sentence

Exclamatory sentence

The story of the old time heroes

The story of the civilization

The story of the childhood

The story of the ancient history

Oases

Oasees

Oasies

Oasas

Ascertain

Assertain

Asertain

Asartain

Have you ever to be Cox's Bazaar?

Have you ever been to Cox's Bazaar?

Have you ever being to Cox's Bazaar?

Have you ever been Cox's Bazaar?

Wicked man

a sheep of a black colour

big sheep

costly sheep

Man

Girl

Boy

Baby

Congenial

Suitable

Soft

Hinderence

Repugnant

Hostile

Friendly

Ruthless

by

with

in

from

Let him told to come in time.

He is told to come in time.

Let him be told to come.

He is come to tell in time.

Pronoun

Adjective

Noun

Adverb

He proposed to his friends that they should play them.

He requested to his friends that they should play them.

He proposed to his friends that they would play them.

He proposed to his friends that we should play them.

Drama

Novel

Short story

Poem

H. G. Wells

Thomas Hardy

George Eliot

S.T. Coleridge

Genuses

Genera

Genas

Genis

Numonia

Neumonia

Pneumonia

Punmonia

Complex sentence

Compound sentence

Simple sentence

None of them

that which ends in happiness

that which ends in sorrow

that which ends in death

that which ends in compromise

I have no pen to write with

I have no pen to write

I have no pen to writing

I have no pen to write in

Dark coloured horse

Large horse

Arabian horse

A person about past in not known

King

Monarch

Queen

Emperor