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WE HAVE MORE THAN 1 LAKH JUMBLED SENTENCES EXERCISE IN OUR APP.
1601 | should’ve to Tom gone yesterday. the bank |
1602 | should’ve a Tom had patience. little more |
1603 | should’ve in Tom stayed week. Boston last |
1604 | done. should’ve Mary Tom told had what he |
1605 | should’ve me Tom told earlier. about that |
1606 | should’ve us Tom told earlier. about that |
1607 | should’ve Boston Tom visited last summer. |
1608 | there. should’ve for Tom waited get us to |
1609 | really done You should’ve week. that last |
1610 | should’ve a You been patient. little more |
1611 | face. should’ve the You seen your look on |
1612 | did. should’ve me You told Tom about what |
1613 | should’ve your You told it. parents about |
1614 | could’ve Tom You excused that. from doing |
1615 | could’ve that Tom done help. without your |
1616 | to. could’ve that Tom done wanted if he’d |
1617 | could’ve that Tom done himself. faster by |
1618 | only place There’s one gone. Tom could’ve |
1619 | that. you’d me, If helped done I could’ve |
1620 | could’ve. have here I’d been I earlier if |
1621 | further. wish could’ve I we little gone a |
1622 | not could’ve that, I done chose but I to. |
1623 | did. could’ve that I done Tom better than |
1624 | tried. could’ve much I done I’d better if |
1625 | probably have You could better. done that |
1626 | that? could possessed What have do you to |
1627 | that? could possessed What have do Tom to |
1628 | could managed We have help. without Tom’s |
1629 | him. wished could Tom Mary with have gone |
1630 | alone. said could Tom Mary that have done |
1631 | probably have Tom could better. done that |
1632 | better. knows could Tom he that have done |
1633 | that. could simply Tom have do refused to |
1634 | help. could done Tom have my that without |
1635 | could complained, Tom have didn’t. but he |
1636 | could and Tom have Mary. should’ve helped |
1637 | alone. of could Neither us that have done |
1638 | with wish could I you there have been me. |
1639 | you wish I I that helped could have more. |
1640 | Tom wish I I that helped could have more. |
1641 | my wish could I Tom to have come concert. |
1642 | us wish could I Tom with have been today. |
1643 | patient. think could I you more have been |
1644 | by think could I I that have done myself. |
1645 | survived. don’t how I see have they could |
1646 | have don’t what I know could else I done. |
1647 | I could told I have but Tom that, didn’t. |
1648 | help. could done I have your that without |
1649 | that? you you Don’t think done could have |
1650 | happened? you how Do know have that could |
1651 | him. would’ve us Tom helped asked if we’d |
1652 | did. would’ve the Tom done you same thing |
1653 | that. the way That’s same done I would’ve |
1654 | would’ve a That saved aggravation. lot of |
1655 | do. would’ve the That been to smart thing |
1656 | do. would’ve the That been to right thing |
1657 | I you’d me If asked that, to do would’ve. |
1658 | had we done If had would’ve that, we fun. |
1659 | sure what I’m that’s wanted. Tom would’ve |
1660 | again. would’ve to I liked that have done |
1661 | do think would’ve I it to been good that. |
1662 | thing. think would’ve I Tom same done the |
1663 | that. probably been I would’ve do able to |
1664 | never asked I would’ve question. Tom that |
1665 | would failed You have help. without Tom’s |
1666 | up. your I Without help, given would have |
1667 | your I Without advice, failed. would have |
1668 | would thought Who have happen? this would |
1669 | come? would happened What have had if Tom |
1670 | that. would permitted Tom have do Mary to |
1671 | I would done Tom have thing the same did. |
1672 | really have Tom would movie. enjoyed this |
1673 | that. would been It have do ridiculous to |
1674 | that. would been It have do impossible to |
1675 | have. Tom done If hadn’t would that, Mary |
1676 | no. sure answer I’m Tom’s been would have |
1677 | do would told I have to you right. how it |
1678 | had would helped I have you you if asked. |
1679 | you would done I have thing the same did. |
1680 | Tom would done I have thing the same did. |
1681 | me wish would I you left have just alone. |
1682 | think would I that fascinating. have been |
1683 | done? you what Can imagine have Tom would |
1684 | Monday. promised he’d Tom that on be here |
1685 | taxi you me Would like a to you? call for |
1686 | glad matter I’m the amicably. was settled |
1687 | party. sorry I I’m that your can’t attend |
1688 | of not to I’m used kind eating this food. |
1689 | of not to I’m used sort eating this food. |
1690 | not to I’m accustomed public. speaking in |
1691 | cannot am to I sorry I say you. that help |
1692 | no am busy I so have that read. to I time |
1693 | who am it I glad else was it. someone got |
1694 | got glad was I’m it who somebody else it. |
1695 | convinced Tom I’m that wrong. did nothing |
1696 | advice. very to I’m thankful your you for |
1697 | success. very to I’m pleased your hear of |
1698 | halfway this I’m through detective story. |
1699 | next going take I’m to off two days week. |
1700 | expecting serious I’m some you. work from |
WE HAVE MORE THAN 1 LAKH JUMBLED SENTENCES EXERCISE IN OUR APP.
1601 | Tom should’ve gone to the bank yesterday. |
1602 | Tom should’ve had a little more patience. |
1603 | Tom should’ve stayed in Boston last week. |
1604 | Tom should’ve told Mary what he had done. |
1605 | Tom should’ve told me about that earlier. |
1606 | Tom should’ve told us about that earlier. |
1607 | Tom should’ve visited Boston last summer. |
1608 | Tom should’ve waited for us to get there. |
1609 | You really should’ve done that last week. |
1610 | You should’ve been a little more patient. |
1611 | You should’ve seen the look on your face. |
1612 | You should’ve told me about what Tom did. |
1613 | You should’ve told your parents about it. |
1614 | You could’ve excused Tom from doing that. |
1615 | Tom could’ve done that without your help. |
1616 | Tom could’ve done that if he’d wanted to. |
1617 | Tom could’ve done that faster by himself. |
1618 | There’s only one place Tom could’ve gone. |
1619 | If you’d helped me, I could’ve done that. |
1620 | I’d have been here earlier if I could’ve. |
1621 | I wish we could’ve gone a little further. |
1622 | I could’ve done that, but I chose not to. |
1623 | I could’ve done that better than Tom did. |
1624 | I could’ve done much better if I’d tried. |
1625 | You probably could have done that better. |
1626 | What could have possessed you to do that? |
1627 | What could have possessed Tom to do that? |
1628 | We could have managed without Tom’s help. |
1629 | Tom wished Mary could have gone with him. |
1630 | Tom said Mary could have done that alone. |
1631 | Tom probably could have done that better. |
1632 | Tom knows he could have done that better. |
1633 | Tom could have simply refused to do that. |
1634 | Tom could have done that without my help. |
1635 | Tom could have complained, but he didn’t. |
1636 | Tom could have and should’ve helped Mary. |
1637 | Neither of us could have done that alone. |
1638 | I wish you could have been there with me. |
1639 | I wish that I could have helped you more. |
1640 | I wish that I could have helped Tom more. |
1641 | I wish Tom could have come to my concert. |
1642 | I wish Tom could have been with us today. |
1643 | I think you could have been more patient. |
1644 | I think I could have done that by myself. |
1645 | I don’t see how they could have survived. |
1646 | I don’t know what else I could have done. |
1647 | I could have told Tom that, but I didn’t. |
1648 | I could have done that without your help. |
1649 | Don’t you think you could have done that? |
1650 | Do you know how that could have happened? |
1651 | Tom would’ve helped us if we’d asked him. |
1652 | Tom would’ve done the same thing you did. |
1653 | That’s the same way I would’ve done that. |
1654 | That would’ve saved a lot of aggravation. |
1655 | That would’ve been the smart thing to do. |
1656 | That would’ve been the right thing to do. |
1657 | If you’d asked me to do that, I would’ve. |
1658 | If we had done that, we would’ve had fun. |
1659 | I’m sure that’s what Tom would’ve wanted. |
1660 | I would’ve liked to have done that again. |
1661 | I think it would’ve been good to do that. |
1662 | I think Tom would’ve done the same thing. |
1663 | I probably would’ve been able to do that. |
1664 | I never would’ve asked Tom that question. |
1665 | You would have failed without Tom’s help. |
1666 | Without your help, I would have given up. |
1667 | Without your advice, I would have failed. |
1668 | Who would have thought this would happen? |
1669 | What would have happened if Tom had come? |
1670 | Tom would have permitted Mary to do that. |
1671 | Tom would have done the same thing I did. |
1672 | Tom really would have enjoyed this movie. |
1673 | It would have been ridiculous to do that. |
1674 | It would have been impossible to do that. |
1675 | If Tom hadn’t done that, Mary would have. |
1676 | I’m sure Tom’s answer would have been no. |
1677 | I would have told you how to do it right. |
1678 | I would have helped you if you had asked. |
1679 | I would have done the same thing you did. |
1680 | I would have done the same thing Tom did. |
1681 | I wish you would have just left me alone. |
1682 | I think that would have been fascinating. |
1683 | Can you imagine what Tom would have done? |
1684 | Tom promised that he’d be here on Monday. |
1685 | Would you like me to call a taxi for you? |
1686 | I’m glad the matter was settled amicably. |
1687 | I’m sorry that I can’t attend your party. |
1688 | I’m not used to eating this kind of food. |
1689 | I’m not used to eating this sort of food. |
1690 | I’m not accustomed to speaking in public. |
1691 | I am sorry to say that I cannot help you. |
1692 | I am so busy that I have no time to read. |
1693 | I am glad it was someone else who got it. |
1694 | I’m glad it was somebody else who got it. |
1695 | I’m convinced that Tom did nothing wrong. |
1696 | I’m very thankful to you for your advice. |
1697 | I’m very pleased to hear of your success. |
1698 | I’m halfway through this detective story. |
1699 | I’m going to take two days off next week. |
1700 | I’m expecting some serious work from you. |
The Most Important Jumbled Sentence Exercise Part 32
When dealing with jumbled sentences, it’s essential to correct the sentence structure for better understanding. Phrase correction in English involves rearranging or fixing misplaced words
The Most Important Jumbled Sentence Exercise Part 39
When dealing with jumbled sentences, it’s essential to correct the sentence structure for better understanding. Phrase correction in English involves rearranging or fixing misplaced words
The Most Important Jumbled Sentence Exercise Part 36
When dealing with jumbled sentences, it’s essential to correct the sentence structure for better understanding. Phrase correction in English involves rearranging or fixing misplaced words
The Most Important Jumbled Sentence Exercise Part 38
When dealing with jumbled sentences, it’s essential to correct the sentence structure for better understanding. Phrase correction in English involves rearranging or fixing misplaced words
The Most Important Jumbled Sentence Exercise Part 37
When dealing with jumbled sentences, it’s essential to correct the sentence structure for better understanding. Phrase correction in English involves rearranging or fixing misplaced words
The Most Important Jumbled Sentence Exercise Part 34
When dealing with jumbled sentences, it’s essential to correct the sentence structure for better understanding. Phrase correction in English involves rearranging or fixing misplaced words