noun

adverb

adjective

preposition

He was charged with theft

Clothed with shame, she left that place

He complied with my request

Early rising is conducive with health

present prefect continuous

Future continuous

Past perfect continuous

Present continuous

Future continuous

Present continuous

Present simple

Future perfect

You may criticize what I do

I am sure that I will pass

He is so weak that he cannot walk

I have no money that I can spare

read what is categorically stated

understand what is implied not what is explicitly stated

understand the inner meaning

read what is implied

to

in

of

for

beneficiary

beneficent

beneficialness

benefit

I have no money that I can spare

He is a man who is rich

The house in which we live at present suits us

You can be allowed here only if you are a student

One problem for the player was unexpected threats of injury

Not only Sufia, but also Nasima, want to visit grandma

Traffic jams in the parking area was one difficulty for the visitors

Somebody want to speak with you