Play with words

• Yesterday she read from the red book instead of the blue one.
• I would accept your excuse, except the part about losing the watch. 
• The number of students who wanted access to the computer labs was in excess of two hundred. 
• The government would often adopt policies that required people to adapt to a harsh regime. 
• The trouble with many adolescents is that they never seem to grow out of adolescence. 
• I need your advice. Please advise me on this.
• She's a good swimmer; she swims well.
• The movie's heroine died of an overdose of heroin.
• The amount of money you make in a year depends on the number of deals you close.
• It's difficult to anticipate things that one doesn't expect.
• I'll be back in a while. Can you wait awhile?
• She felt bad about his behaving badly at the conference.
• She was afraid of him after seeing his bizarre behaviour at the county's annual bazaar.
•  I don't know whether we'll go or not. I think it depends on the weather. 
• Besides my unphotogenic aunt and uncle, there were fourteen other people standing beside the train station.
• He has divided the money between Priyaa and his daughter. He has divided the rest of his property among his three brothers.
• The economy seemed to slide backwards thanks to the backward government policies.
• She brought with her all the Diwali gifts she had recently bought.
• He will break the car brake if he keeps pushing on it like that.
• Every breath counts, so breathe deeply now.
• The entire bridal party took a long and pleasant walk along the bridle path.
• We wore canvas shoes while we tried to canvass the entire neighbourhood.
• We went over to the capitol to see the legislators. The capital of India is New Delhi. The state is running out of capital.
• If a bride wants a diamond that weighs a carat, it will cost more than a carrot or a caret.
• The Board of Education has censured the high-school principal because he tried to censor the student newspaper.
• The Pilgrims acted with certitude on matters of faith; others required more certainty.
• Some people thought he was sweet and childlike in his innocence, but I always thought he was boorish and childish.
• I chose the red balloon. Now you choose a balloon of another colour.
• His clothes were made of cloths of many different colours.
• We used coarse sandpaper, of course.
• She complimented her sister on the way her scarf complemented her blouse.
•  These continual changes in our weather seem to be related to our continuous emissions of carbon-monoxide into the atmosphere.
• My mother will convince him that she is right. She will persuade him to keep working.
• She decided to seek the counsel of the Dorm Council.
• It didn't seem credible that such a creditable person would say such a horrible thing.
• At first there was only one criterion for becoming Chairperson, but then, suddenly, the Party imposed several other criteria.
• He especially likes coffee ice-cream. Every week, his wife buys some especially for him. 
• We use our everyday dishes every day.
• I can run farther than you, but let's discuss that further after the race. 
• She has fewer complaints, but she has less energy. 
• Formerly, we met formally to discuss these matters. 
• The soldiers of the fourth regiment bravely went forth.
• The high school principal said today that the principal problem with today's youth is their lack of moral principle.
• We have seen the last scene of this play before. 
• He had no right to write a new rite for the church. 
• He doesn't seem to have much sense since he fell on his head.  
• Her poetry is quite sensuous. In fact, some people find it quite sensual. 
• The moon shone brightly over the old theater where movies were shown nightly.
•  His explanations were simple but not to the point of being simplistic. 
• We need a lot of money. She will allot funds according to need.