‘Kites’ . . . . . . the plural form of kite.

The bank . . . . . . . . at 9.30 every morning from Monday to Friday.

Does she . . . . . . . get up early and cook for family at this old age?

He deserves my thanks for . . . . . . . my purse and returned it to me without taking anything from it.

I think that sign means we . . . . . enter the building. Look, there is a security guard too.

His office is . . . . . . . . the second floor of the building.

That child died . . . . . . heavy fever.

My father is a farmer but yours . . . . . an advocate.

No sooner did sir enter the class, . . . . . . all the students stood up.