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This shirt / small / not fit / me.

• This shirt is so small that it doesn’t fit me.

• This shirt is such small that it doesn’t fit me.

• This shirt is enough small that it doesn’t fit me.

• This shirt is too small that it doesn’t fit me.

I/ feel doubtful/ his ability/ write/ new satellite.

• I feel doubtful about his ability to write about the new sattelite.

• I feel doubtful at his ability to write about the new sattelite.

• I feel doubtful with his ability to write about the new sattelite.

• I feel doubtful on his ability to write about the new sattelite.

It / easy / him / translate / this text / English.

• It’s easy with him to translate this text into English.

• It’s easy for him to translate this text into English.

• It’s easy for him to translate this text to English.

• It’s easy with him to translate this text to English.

She / can / table-tennis / but / not / badminton.

• She can play the table-tennis, but she can’t the badminton.

• She can play table-tennis, but she can’t play badminton.

• She can play the table-tennis, but she can’t badminton.

• She can play table-tennis, but she can’t play the badminton.

How long / it / take / you / go / school?

• How long does it take you go school?

• How long does it take you to go to school?

• How long does it take you go to the school?

• How long does it take you to go to the school?

They / practice / Saint Paul hospital / this time.

• They is practise at Saint Paul hospital this time.

• They are practise at Saint Paul hospital this time.

• They is practising at Saint Paul hospital this time.

• They are practising at Saint Paul hospital this time.

They / take / patient / hospital / ambulance / yesterday.

• They took the patient to the hospital with ambulance yesterday.

• They took the patient to hospital by ambulance yesterday.

• They take the patient to hospital with ambulance yesterday.

• They take the patient to the hospital by ambulance yesterday.

What / be / matter / you / last Saturday?

• What was the matter with you last Sunday?

• What is the matter to you last Sunday?

• What is the matter with you last Sunday?

• What was matter to you last Sunday?

The nurse / give / Mr. John / injection / 20 minutes ago.

• The nurse gives Mr. John an injection 20 minutes ago.

• The nurse gave Mr. John a injection 20 minutes ago.

• The nurse gives Mr. John a injection 20 minutes ago.

• The nurse gave Mr. John an injection 20 minutes ago.

She / stay / home / look after / sick daughter / last summer.

• She stayed home to look after her sick daughter last summer.

• She stayed at home to look after her sick daughter last summer.

• She stayed at home look after her sick daughter last summer.

• She stayed home look after her sick daughter last summer.