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: The wages of sin /are death.
Oils and water/ does not mix.
Bread and butter /are good for you.
Neither Tom nor his colleagues /was late.
The jury/have found the accused guilty.
: No less than thirty persons/ were killed in the fire.
We spend no fewer than /a couple of hundred rupees.
Geeta worked quicker/ than we expected.
Hardly had I entered the room /than the rain stopped.
When he was of /only fifteen years he/had an accident /which
affected his studies.
: A long canal is/ being built /which passes along/ several
states and union territories.
I met your cousin/often when/ I was in America.
I advised my boss/ to engage two coolies/instead of one
because the packages /were too much heavy /for a single
coolie.
: Please tell me/ whom /you wish to speak to.
The three last /volumes of this/ encyclopedia are badly printed.
They ought to be here/ before now.
The political environment /is not conducive /for
economic improvement.
: The essay /should not exceed /more than two hundred words.
He is more fluent in English/than his mother tongue.
Beware /lest something worse /will happen.
Of two evils/choose the least.
: The climate of England/ is colder than India.
I wrote to him/ but he never reply.
It is too far hard an essay/ to attempt for me.
We got out of the swimming pool/ and dried us.
The teacher/ asked the student/ with a frown on his face to
leave the room.
: He was so tired/ that he /can scarcely stand.
His mother/ has not eaten/ anything from Monday.
In thirty even bomb blasts, fortunately ,only five
lives were lost.
Hamlet written by Shakespeare/ is regarded as/ one of
the most horrible tragedies/ that is available.