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| When he parted with his sister, there were tears in his eyes. |
When he parted from his sister, there were tears in his eyes. |
| The Hindu religion has been in exercise for time immemorial. |
The Hindu religion has been in exercise from time immemorial.
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| Police are not allowed to enter into University Campus. |
Police are not allowed to enter University Campus. |
| I found him leaning on the chair |
I found him leaning over the chair |
| His house is very different and very superior to your house. |
His house is very different from and very superior to your house. |
| None except the brave deserve the fair. |
None but the brave deserve the fair. |
| He married with a poor girl. |
He married a poor girl. |
| I told him on his face that he could not pass. |
I told him at his face that he could not pass. |
| The frustrated lover jumped in the river. |
The frustrated lover jumped into the river. |
| I have learnt this lesson word by word. |
I have learnt this lesson word for word. |
| I saw him sitting besides the minister. |
I saw him sitting beside the minister. |
| The tired traveller was sitting under the shade of the tree. |
The tired traveller was sitting in the shade of the tree. |
| The pick-pocket mixed among the crowd which was coming from the station. |
The pick-pocket mixed with the crowd which was coming from the station. |
| Content yourself with what you have and do not strive about the impossible. |
Content yourself with what you have and do not strive for the impossible. |
| William wordsworth generally went to the countryside to commune of nature. |
William wordsworth generally went to the countryside to commune with nature. |
| I will leave no stone unturned to come to your expectations. |
I will leave no stone unturned to come upto your expectations. |
| Can I depend upon you for this work? |
Can I depend on you for this work? |
| The employer is satisfied by the work of Mr.Kumar. |
The employer is satisfied with the work of Mr.Kumar. |
| The American Congress corresponds with the British Parliament. |
The American Congress corresponds to the British Parliament. |
| I shall stand by you in thick and thin. |
I shall stand by you through thick and thin. |
| The delegates discussed about the problem in length. |
The delegates discussed the problem in length. |
| Nothing can absolve you your responsibility. |
Nothing can absolve you from your responsibility. |
| A horse of a broken leg cannot run. |
A horse with a broken leg cannot run. |
| The question of how many souls exist on heaven is academic. |
The question of how many souls exist in heaven is academic. |
| They acquitted him for murder. |
They acquitted him of murder. |
| He lives on begging. |
He lives by begging. |
| This is the central city in the whole area. |
This is the central city of the whole area. |
| She was eating her heart for a soldier who was away at the war. |
She was eating her heart out for a soldier who was away at the war. |
| My inquiry for his health was never answered. |
My inquiry about his health was never answered. |
| Were there many people in the meeting? |
Were there many people at the meeting? |
