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| 1. These kinds of books is very useful |
This kind of books is very useful. |
| 2. Who is there? Me |
Who is there? I (am) |
| 3. I am very much thankful to you for this favor. |
I am Very thankful to you for this favor. |
| 4. My brother’s only help were his friends. |
My brother’s only help was his friends. |
| 5. Bread and Butter are all that we want. |
Bread and Butter is all that we want. |
| 6. Who are you expecting now? |
Whom are you expecting now? |
| 7. Neither of the two sisters got the prize they expected. |
Neither of the two sisters got the prize she expected. |
| 8. Rashid and I am enemies. |
Rashid and I are enemies. |
| 9. Five and Five makes ten. |
Five and five make ten. |
| 10. I am much pleased to meet every one of you. |
I am very pleased to meet every one of you. |
| 11. I have just returned back from Lahore. |
I have just returned from Lahore. |
| 12. One ought to do his duty to his country. |
One ought to do one’s duty to one’s country. |
| 13. He does not know wrong from right. |
He does not know right from wrong. |
| 14. These two boys hate one another. |
These two boy hate each other. |
| 15. These three sisters love each other. |
These three sisters love one another. |
| 16. What to speak of luxuries, even comforts were not available there. |
Not to speak of luxuries, even comfort were not available there. |
| 17. I laid in bed till eight in the morning. |
I lay in bed till eight in the morning. |
| 18. He is one of the best minister in this country. |
He is one of the best ministers in this country. |
| 19. He has often beat me at tennis. |
He has often beaten me at tennis. |
| 20. The picture was hanged on the wall. |
The picture was hung on the wall. |
| 21. You are the boy who are wanted in principal’s office. |
You are the boy who is wanted in the principal’s office. |
| 22. He had asked from me that I had done that work or not. |
He asked me whether I had done that work or not. |
| 23. I will be drowned and nobody shall save me. |
I shall be drowned and nobody will save me. |
| 24. The virtuous is respected everywhere. |
The virtuous are respected everywhere. |
| 25. Where you went in your last summer vacations? |
Where did you go in your last summer vacation? |
| 26. The hen has lain six eggs. |
The hen has laid six eggs. |
| 27. The rest of the party was there. |
The rest of the party were there. |
| 28. Many a boys were absent today. |
Many a boy was absent today. |
| 29. A great many guests was absent. |
A great many guests were absent. |
| 30. I should be glad if you will dine with me to-night. |
I should be glad if you would dine with me to-night. |
| 31. I forgot to have mentioned the news to you. |
I forgot to mention the news to you. |
| 32. The climate of Murree is nicer than Abbottabad. |
The climate of Murree is nicer than that of Abbottabad. |
| 33. We should pray to God every morning. |
We should pray to God every morning. |
| 34. Open your book on page 100. |
Open your book at page 100. |
| 35. I shall go to Murree to see many beautiful sceneries. |
I shall go to Murree to see the beautiful scenery. |
| 36. He was born in nineteen hundred eighteen. |
He was born in nineteen hundred and eighteen. |
| 37. Beware lest you are robbed in the way |
Beware lest you be robbed on the way. |
| 38. As I am ill, so I will not be able to attend college-to-day. |
As I am ill I shall not be able to attend college today. |
| 39. I neither went to Lahore nor Pindi. |
I went neither to Lahore nor to Pindi. |
| 40. Rashid was the oldest son of Karim. |
Rashid was the eldest son of Karim. |
| 41. He was the eldest of the two brothers. |
He was the elder of the two brothers. |
| 42. Good night, I am very glad to meet you. |
Good evening, I am very glad to meet you. |
| 43. My son is sick these days. |
My son is ill these days. |
| 44. It is half past five in my watch. |
It is half past five by my watch. |
| 45. He tore away the bill. |
He tore up the bill. |
| 46. The Pakistan times has the widest circulation of any newspapers. |
The Pakistan times has a wider circulation than any other newspapers. |
| 47. The magistrate passed order for his acquittal. |
The magistrate passed orders for his acquittal. |
| 48. Health is more preferable than riches. |
Health is preferable to riches. |
| 49. No boy in the class is so intelligent as Salam |
No other boy in the class is so intelligent as Salam. |
| 50. He enjoys very bad Health. |
He has very bad Health. |
| 51. I am in this college since 1947. |
I have been in this college for four years. |
| 52. I am in this college since 1947 |
I have been in this college since 1947. |
| 53. I have not seen you since a long time. |
I have not seen you for a long time. |
| 54. It is too hot |
It is very hot. |
| 55. It is very hot to go out. |
It is too hot to go out. |
| 56. He has taken admission in our college. |
He has got admitted into our college. |
| 57. Sixty rupees are not a large sum for this table. |
Sixty rupees is not a large sum for this talbe. |
| 58. He availed of the leave. |
He availed himself of the leave. |
| 59. In the September 1952 I was in London. |
In September 1952 I was in London. |
| 60. None but those having a teaching experience needs apply for the post. |
None but those having teaching experience need apply for this past. |
| 61. Being a fine day, they went to the river to enjoy a picnic. |
It being a fine day, they went to the river to enjoy a picnic. |
| 62. The time passed off quickly. |
The time passed quickly. |
| 63. I looked up the sky and found it was clear. |
I looked up at the sky and found it was clear. |
| 64. I have an urgent business at Lahore. |
I have an urgent piece of business at Lahore. |
| 65. I am feeling feverish. |
I feel feverish. |
| 66. Please excuse me for giving this trouble. |
Please excuse me for the trouble I am giving you. |
| 67. He was too tired to attend to some business. |
He was too tired to attend any business. |
| 68. There is no place in this compartment. |
There is no room in this compartment. |
| 69. Give my B.C’s to all. |
Give my (kind) regards to all. |
| 70. He hit an over boundary |
He hit a six. |
| 71. He denied to do what he was told. |
He refused to do what he was told. |
| 72. I refused the invitation. |
I declined the invitation. |
| 73. He intended to spend his remaining days at Karachi. |
He intended to spend the rest of his life at Karachi. |
| 74. He got an employment in the National Bank. |
He got employment in the National Bank. |
| 75. Many worth seeing places. |
Many places worth seeing. |
| 76. I regret at the delay. |
I regret the delay. |
| 77. There is a vast scope for expansion. |
There is vast scope for expansion. |
| 78. He got nearly cent percent marks. |
He got nearly full marks. |
| 79. I cannot pull on with my work. |
I cannot manage my work. |
| 80. Our team made a goal. |
Our team scored a goal. |
| 81. The principal gave a speech. |
The principal made a speech. |
| 82. Free books should be provided to poor students. |
Free books should be provided for poor students. |
| 83. He is a coward boy. |
He is a cowardly boy. |
| 84. Let us put off our shirts. |
Let us take off our shirts. |
| 85. Until he does not apologize, he must not be allowed to sit in the class. |
He must not be allowed to sit in the class until he apologizes. |
| 86. Neither he comes nor he writes. |
Neither does he came nor does he write. |
| 87. He resembles to his father. |
He resembles his father. |
| 88. Supposing if he fails to come, what will you do? |
Supposing he fails to come, what will you do? |
| 89. Write with ink. |
Write in ink. |
| 90. I am thankful to you for this please no mention. |
I am thankful to you for this please do not mention it. |
| 91. We discussed about the matter. |
We discussed the matter. |
| 92. He rides on a car. |
He rides in a car. |
| 93. There is no use of buying this book. |
It is no use buying this book. |
| 94. The match start from 3 O’clock. |
The match starts at 3 O’clock. |
| 95. In the way I met an old friend. |
On the way I met an old friend. |
| 96. They mediated on revenge. |
The mediated revenge. |
| 97. He took his birth in 1918. |
He was born in 1918. |
| 98. He does not know to sing. |
He does not know how to sing. |
| 99. Please only write on one side of the paper. |
Please write only on one side of the paper. |
| 100. The barrister paid his address to his landlord’s daughter |
The barrister paid his addressed to his landlord’s daughter. |
