Grammar 11. The cackling of geese saved Rome. = The cackling of Geese, saved Rome2. The boy stood on the burning deck. = The boy, stood on the burning deck3. Tubal Cain was a man of might. = Tubal Cain, was a man of his might4. Stone walls do not make a prison. = Stone walls, do not make a prison5. The singing of the birds delights us. = The singing of birds, delights us6. Miss Kitty was rude at the table one day = Miss Kitty, was rude at the table one day7. He has a good memory. = He, has good memory8. Bad habits grow unconsciously. = Bad habits, grow unconsciously9. The earth revolves round the sun. = The earth, revolves round the sun10. Nature is the best physician. = Nature, is the best physician11. Edison invented the phonograph. = Edison, invented the phonograph12. The sea hath many thousand sands. = The sea, hath many thousand sands13. We cannot pump the ocean dry. = We, cannot pump the ocean dry14. Borrowed garments never fit well. = Borrowed garments, never fit well15. The early bird catches the worm. = The early bird, catches the worm16. All matter is indestructible. = All matter, is indestructible17. Islamabad is the capital of Pakistan.= Islamabad, is the capital of Pakistan18. We should profit by experience. = We, should profit by experience19. All roads lead to Rome. = All roads, lead to Rome20. A guilty conscience needs no excuse. = A guilty conscience, needs no excuse21. The beautiful rainbow soon faded away. = The beautiful rainbow, soon faded away22. No man can serve two masters. = No man, can serve two masters23. A sick room should be well aired. = A sick room, should be well aired24. The dewdrops glitter in the sunshine. = The dewdrops, glitter in the sunshine25. I shot an arrow into the air. = I, shot an arrow into the air26. A barking sound the shepherd hears. The shepherd, hears a barking sound27. On the top of the hill lives a hermit. = A hermit, lives on top of the hill