an adjective clause

an adverb clause

a noun clause

a main clause

Any of the three pen will do.

Any of the three pens will do.

Either of the three pen will do.

Either the three pens will do.

When were you born?

When did you born?

When you born?

When are you born?

Death is preferable than dishonour.

Death is more better than dishonour.

Death is preferable to dishonour.

Death is more preferable to dishonour.

He said he knew this boy.

He said that he knew that boy.

He said that he knows this boy.

He said that he knew the boy.

No other friend I have ever got is as good as he.

I have ever got another friend as good as him.

No other friend I have got as good as him.

I have never got a friend good as he.

Cireulan

Circulation

Encircle

Circular

Compound Sentence

Complex Sentence

Simple Sentence

Interrogative Sentence

Noun

Pronoun

Adverb

Adjective

Dance

Some

Roses

Little

Lost

Lose

Loose

Losing

Popularity

Population

Popularise

People

cruel

honest

unkind

kind

That measles

As measles

measles

What is measles

He speaks English at home

Everybody at his home speaks English

He is bad in English

He is quite at ease with English.

to seeing

seeing

to see

to have seen

have increased

have been increased

is increased

has been increased

at

on

with

in