Q.1
I will not go till he arrives.
Q.2
This work is worse by all that you did.
Q.3
This project would encourage development and enable every villager to govern their own destiny.
Q.4
Do inform me of your well being after you reach Bombay.
Q.5
This time she is coming in holidays for an extending stay here.
Q.6
I would like to avail a fifteen days holiday this summer.
Q.7
Nelson Mandela struggled hard to get equality from the whites in South Africa.
Q.8
Every human advance carries with it not only automatic benefits but also a new responsibility, and we must remain constantly aware for the dangers that lie in the possible misuse of our enormous skills.
Q.9
Every time I go in a lift to my sixth floor apartment, I remember the calm and serenity of my ancestral home in the village.
Q.10
The little child was knocked out by a car.
Q.11
The whole town was being decorated for the tourist week.
Q.12
I have done good at the examination.
Q.13
You ought not behave like that.
Q.14
He may have aged when I last saw him.
Q.15
The workers protested the Management's decision of not giving bonus that year.
Q.16
If I were a millionaire, I would have helped the poor.
Q.17
Despite his old age, his movements were as spirited as a young man.
Q.18
What struck me most was their kindness.
Q.19
His father wrote to him,"it is high time you start preparing for the forthcoming examination".
Q.20
The farmers are working in the field from sunrise and will continue to do so until sunset.
Q.21
He has been growing weaker and his life now hangs like a thread.
Q.22
The roads are wet; it must had rained last night.
Q.23
The robber entered into the old man's room very quietly.
Q.24
They will be coming to attend the farewell party, isn't it?
Q.25
I would have waited for you at the station if I knew that you would come.
Q.26
The Chinese are said to have invented ice-cream almost three thousand years ago.
Q.27
Do take an umbrella with you lest you do not get wet.
Q.28
Many of the boys in our class were of kind who would be a nuisance everywhere.
Q.29
All along the journey she remained silent.
Q.30
For me, journey by air is preferable than that by train.
Q.31
I shall try to finish reading this novel by the end of this present month.
Q.32
I advise you to call at the doctor for consultation.
Q.33
It is all and one to me whether he lives in Bombay or Calcutta.
Q.34
Hold hands of your child while crossing the road.
Q.35
You will be late if you do not leave now.
Q.36
The policeman stopped him for jumping the red light but let him out.
Q.37
He prefers to walk than to ride.
Q.38
To get one's name in the Rowland Ward's book of hunting records was the hot ambition of every serious hunter.
Q.39
I am tired as I am working since 8 o'clock in the morning.
Q.40
On some evenings I leave office as late as seven o'clock.
Q.41
As soon as I stepped inside the hall, I could hear the sound of boys and girls singing aloud.
Q.42
He shook hand with me after receiving the prize.
Q.43
He was sure that given enough time, contentious issues would be sort themselves out.
Q.44
This is the very first criminal case in which the suspect's name has figured and no one is quietly ready to hazard a guess.
Q.45
A thing of beauty is joy for ever.
Q.46
We should be bound by a code of conduct, isn't it?
Q.47
The accused now flatly denies have admitted his guilt in this first statement.
Q.48
The rules of chess require that one made only one move at a time.
Q.49
There is plenty of time to catch the train.
Q.50
It was hard to believe that he was dead for two years.
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