15. The verb form of ‘person’ is- [etwet (L) 14-15] 18. Which word is the verb of the word A personed B emperson C personify D none of these Ans:c ‘real’? [DcmnKvix c‡Ö KŠkjx (wmwfj)-15] 16. Differentiate is-(wWd&‡ibwkGBU-c_„ KxKiY Kiv) A reality B realize [cwievi cwiKíbv Awa`߇ii wb‡qvM cixÿv-14] C reliable D really Ans:b A noun B adjective 19. The verb form of trauma (gvbwmK AvNvZ) C adverb D verb Ans:d is: [Xvtwet (D) 14-15] 17. Verb of the word “apology” is- [13 Zg wkÿK A traumatic B traumatically wbeÜb I cZÖ ¨vqb cixÿv (¯‹zj/mgchvq© )-16, ivtwet (‡jvKc)Ö 05-06] C traumatized D traumatize Ans:d A apological B apologise 20. Which one is an adverb? [kvtwetctÖ wet (A) 15-16, C apologify D enapology Ans:b ivtwet (G-1) 17-18, RvtKtKvtbtBtwet(C) 18-19] e¨vL¨v: Apology kãwU noun, hvi verb form A Economy B Economical n‡”Q- apologise C Economics D Economically Ans:d Topic-02: Adjective n‡Z Noun MwVZ nq Giƒc k‡ãi list- Adjective n‡Z Noun: Adjective Gi mv‡_ wewfbœ Suffix/Prefix †hvM K‡i Ges word Gi vowel cwieZ‡© b noun MVb Kiv hvq| wb‡P wKQz D`vniY †`Lby - Adjective⇔ ⇔ Noun Adjective⇔ ⇔Noun Adjective⇔ ⇔Noun 1. Accurate Accuracy Gay Gaiety Slow Sloth 2. Ardent Ardour Grand Grandeur Splendid Splendour 3. Double Duplicity Notorious Notoriety True Truth 4. Dry Drought Pious Piety Vain Vanity 5. Free Freedom Proud Pride Young Youth 6. Broad Breadth Literary Literacy Monetary Money 7. Coward Cowardice Fortunate Fortune Bold Kiv Word ¸‡jv ¸iæZc¡ Y~ © GB As‡ki ‡ek wKQy D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv n‡jv Av‡iv D`vniY cv‡eb Noun Aa¨v‡q Remind: Aa¨vqwU gj~ Z gyL¯Í wbfi© ZvB wKQzw`b cici reading co–b| k‡ãi A_© ey‡S co–b| evbvb mZK© nDb| 21. What is the adjective form of ‘money’? 24. What is the noun form of the word A moneytary B monetary [ivtwet (J) 17-18] “Pious”? [wkÿK wbeÜb (Ge‡Z`vqx cÖavb, Rywb wkÿK I Kvix)-10] C economical D financial Ans:b A piousness B pousity evbvb mZK©Zv: monetary evbv‡b gv‡S y _vK‡e C piety D pity Ans:c bv| Avi tary evbv‡b a Av‡Q Ges †k‡l y Av‡Q| 25. Noun of the word ‘free’ is ----. [10g †emiKvwi 22. What is the adjective form of ‘literacy’? A freneess B freely wkÿK wbeÜY-13] A literate B literal [ivtwet (A2) 17-18] C freedom D freedomness Ans:c C literary D educated Ans:c 26. The noun form of ‘broad’ is-[14Zg wkÿK 23. The noun form of ‘coward’? [Rvtwet (E) 17-18, wbeÜb I cZÖ ¨qb cixÿv (¯‹jz /mgchvq© -2)-17, RvtKtKvtbtBtwet (K) MYcZ~ © Awa`߇ii Dc-mnKvix cÖ‡KŠkjx A broadly B breath 15-16, 16-17] A cowardice B cowardness (wmwfj)-18] C broaden D breadth Ans:d C cowardly D cowardy Ans:a Our Facebook Page: hy³ n‡Z wK¬K Kiæb| https://www.facebook.com/expertalim/ [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 392 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
27. Noun form of “Young” is- [9g †emiKvix wkÿK 29. “Truth” kãwUi Adjective form n‡e- [cÖv_wgK A younger B youth wbeÜb-13] we`¨vjq mnKvix wkÿK (ivRkvnx wefvM)-13] C youngest D tender Ans:b A truly B true 28. The noun form of the word ‘fortunate- C truism D none of them Ans:b fvM¨evb’ of--- [evsjv‡`k K…wl e¨vsK Awdmvi (K¨vk)-17] 30. The noun form of “grand” is- [Xvtwet (A) 11-12] A fortinately B fortunate A grandness B grandsome C fortune(fvM¨) D fortunating Ans:c C grandeur D grand Ans:c Topic-03: Adjective n‡Z Verb MwVZ nq Giƒc k‡ãi list- Adjective n‡Z Verb: Adjective Gi mv‡_ wewfbœ Suffix/ Prefix †hvM K‡i Ges word Gi vowel cwieZ©‡b verb Gi MVb Kiv hvq wb‡P wKQz D`vniY †`Lyb- Adjective⇔ ⇔Verb Adjective⇔ ⇔Verb Adjective⇔ ⇔ Verb Base-wfwË Debase Finite-mmxg Finish Low- Kg Lower (LvU Kiv) Bitter- wZ³ Bold- mvnmx Embitter Firm-`„p Affirm Mean- Zy”Q Demean (N„Yv Kiv) Cheap- m¯vÍ Dark-AÜKvi Embolden Fit-Dchy³ Befit New- bZbz Renew Large Cheapen Full-c~Y© Fill Sick- `ye©j Sicken Fresh- m‡ZR Darken Ill-Am¯y ’ Ail Sweet- wgwó Sweeten Fine- weï× Enlarge Cool-VvÛv Chill/Cool Fool- ‡evKv Befool Freshen Usable Use Rich- awb Enrich (mgׄ Kiv) Refine Little-Kg Belittle table G Bold Kiv Word ¸‡jv †ewk ¸iæZc¡ Y~ © GB As‡ki ‡ek wKQy D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv n‡jv Av‡iv D`vniY cv‡eb verb Aa¨v‡q 31. Change the word “Little” into verb. 35. What is the verb form of the word ‘different’ (wWd‡& i›U&)Õ? [NU (evwYR¨) 14-15] [ivtwet (H-odd), 14-15] A enlittle B belittle A defer B difference Ans:c,d C littening D enlitten Ans:b C differ D differentiate 32. What is the verb form of ‘cool’ is- [mvaviY 36. What is the verb from of the word cy‡ji AvIZvq wewfbœ gšY¿ vj‡qi mnKvix †cÖvMÖvgvi-16] ‘fresh’? [ewnivMgb I cvm‡cvU© Awa: mnKvix cwiPvjK- 14] A cold B chill A freshen B enfresh C fridge D freeze Ans:b C freshy D defresh Ans:a 33. The verb form of the ‘large’ is-- [ivtwet (E2) 37. Verb of the word “new” is- [mi;gva¨wgK we`¨v;mn: 17-18, ûeû Kgb cÖkœ: evsjv‡`k cjxø we`y¨Zvqb mnKvix wkÿK-11, cvÖ _: mn: wkÿK-12 (†gNbv), ivtwet 07-08, 09-10, ivtwet (E1) 17-18] Gb‡dvm©‡g›U †Kv-AwW‡© bUi - 19] A enlarge B larger A anew B newness C larges D largel Ans:a C renew D newly Ans:c 34. Find out the verb form of the word 38. “Full” kãwUi Verb n‡”Q- [‡iwR: †emi: cÖv_wgK wkÿK ‘rich’. [‡et‡ivtwet (C) 08-09] (‡Mvjvc)-11, evsjv‡`k cjxø Dbœqb I mgevq wefvM gvV KgK© Zv© -13] A ricochet B richen A Filled B fulfillment C carich D enrich Ans:d C Full D Fill Ans:d [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 393 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
Topic-04: Noun n‡Z Adjective MwVZ nq Giƒc k‡ãi list- Noun n‡Z Adjective: Noun Gi mv‡_ wewfbœ Suffix/Prefix †hvM K‡i Ges word Gi vowel cwieZ‡© b Adjective MVb Kiv hvq wb‡P wKQz D`vniY †`Lyb- Noun⇔ ⇔Adjective Noun ⇔ ⇔Adjective Noun ⇔ ⇔Adjective Boy Boyish Fame Famous Magistrate Magisterial Adjective Adjectival Time Timely/temporal Enemy Inimical Brother Brotherly Literature Literary Study Studious Accident Accidental Literacy Literal Passion Passionate Contempt Contemptible/ Verb Verbal Trouble Troublous/ contemptuous troublesome (‡gŠwLK, wµqvevPK) Child Childish Home Homely Holland Dutch GB As‡ki ‡ek wKQy D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv n‡jv Av‡iv D`vniY cv‡eb Adjective Aa¨v‡q- 39. Adjective of the word “Trouble” is- 44. The adjective of “time” is- [wewfbœ [cvÖ _wgK we`¨vjq mnKvix wkÿK-08] gš¿Y./wefvM/Awa.e¨w³MZ KgK© Zv© (mvaviY) 2018] A troublefull B troublesome Ans:b A temporal B timrous Ans:a C troubling D None of them C intimely D temperamental 40. What is the adjective of ‘magistrate’? ‡bvU: time kãwUi adjective n‡jv timely / [evsjv‡`k †gwib GKv‡Wwg we 16-17] temporal ZvB GLv‡b DËi- a| A magistry B magisterial 45. “Passion” kãwUi Adjective n‡”Q- [†iwR. C magistracy D magistery Ans:b †emiKvix cÖv_. wkÿK-11 (†Mvcvj), cvÖ _wgK mn: wkÿK (hgybv)-13] 41. What is the adjective form of A Passionful B Pastoral ‘Literature’? [(AvBb, wePvi, ¯^ivóª gšY¿ vjq) e¨w³MZ C Emanation D Passionate Ans:d A Literal B Literate KgK© Z©v-12] 46. “Study” kãwUi Adjective n‡”Q- [ ûeû Kgb C Literary D Literatural Ans:c cÖkœ: 15 Zg wkÿK wbeÜb I cZÖ ¨qb cixÿv (¯‹zj/mgchv© q) 2019, cÖv_wgK we`¨vjq mnKvix wkÿK-08 (BQvgwZ)] 42. The adjective of the word ‘accident’? A Studious B Perserving [mnKvix Dc‡Rjv/_vbv wkÿv Awdmvi (ATEO)-15] A accidentally B mishap C Stupidity D Study Ans:a C accidental D disaster Ans:c 47. The adjective of “Contempt” is- [cÖv_wgK 43. What is the adjective ‘child (PvBì)Õ? [10g mnKvix wkÿK (cÙv)-12, Medical.12-13, 98-99] Ans:b A childhood B childly wkÿK wbeÜb-14] A Contempting B Contemptible C childish D children Ans:c C Comtemptable D Contemptation Topic-05: Verb n‡Z Noun MwVZ nq Giƒc k‡ãi list- Verb n‡Z Noun: Verb Gi mv‡_ wewfbœ Suffix/Prefix †hvM K‡i Ges word Gi vowel cwieZ‡© b Noun MVb Kiv hvq wb‡P wKQz D`vniY †`Lby - Bold Kiv k㸇jv ‡ewk c‡ob- Verb ⇔ ⇔Noun Verb ⇔ ⇔Noun Verb ⇔ ⇔Noun 1. Disperse Dispersal Maintain Maintenance Assemble Assemblage 2. Approve Approval Deter Deterrence Acquire Acquisition 3. Dismiss Dismissal Confess Confession [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 394 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
48. The noun form of the world ‘disperse’ 51. The noun form of ‘approve-Ab‡y gv`b Kiv’ is (mew`‡K Qwo‡q †`Iqv) [SAU 07-08] is- [14g wkÿK wbeÜb (2)-17] A dispery B dispersion A approveness B approof C dispersal D dispertion Ans:c C approval D aproval Ans:c 49. What is the verb form of the word 52. The correct spelling of the noun of ‘acquisition’? [NU (weÁvb) 13-14, Xvtwet (A) 16-17, ‘maintain’ is--- [‡et‡ivtwet (E-we‡Rvo) 08-09, mnKvix RR-17] [NSI (AD & others) 08 Oct 21] A maintainance B maintenance A Acquiesce B Acquisite C maintinance D maintenece Ans:b 53. The noun of ‘deter-evav †`Iqv’ is: [Xvtwet (D) C Acquire D Acquirement Ans:c 50. What is noun of the word ‘Confess’? A deterrence B deterrential 17-18] [13Zg cfÖ vlK wbeÜb-16] Ans:a A Confession B Confes Ans:a C sentention D detour C Confusion D Confessionably Part-2t GB As‡k weMZ mvjwfwËK ¸iæZ¡c~Y© Word Formation ¸‡jv Dictionary Order Based Table AvKv‡i †`Iqv n‡jv- GB AskwU wkÿv_x‡© `i‡K Aek¨B co‡Z n‡e| A Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 1. Ability (mvg_)© Enable (mÿg Kiv) Able (mÿg, mg_)© Ably (mÿgfv‡e) 2. Act(KvR) 3. Acceptance (MnÖ Y) Act/ enact(KvhK© i Kiv) - - Accept (MnÖ Y Kiv) Acceptable (MnÖ Y‡hvM¨) - 4. Admission(fwZ©) Admit(fwZ© Kiv) Admitable (fwZ‡© hvM¨) - 5. Agreement(m¤§Z) Agree(m¤§Z nIqv) Agreeable(m¤§Z) - 6. Antagonism Antagonize Antagonistic Antagonistically (kÎæfvevcbœZv) (kÎæfvevcbœ Kiv) (kÎæfvevcb)œ (kÎæfvevcbœ fv‡e) 7. Approval (Aby‡gv`b) Approve(Aby‡gv`b Kiv) Approved(Ab‡y gvw`Z) - 8. Argument Argue Arguable Arguably (hwy ³, weev`) (ZKm© v‡c‡ÿ) (hwy ³ †`Lv‡bv, weev` Kiv) (ZK©mv‡cÿ) 9. Availability (mnRjf¨Zv) Avail (my‡hvM MÖnY Kiv) Available Availably (mnRjf¨, cvÖ wßmva¨, MÖnYmva¨) (mnRj‡f¨, cvÖ wßmv‡a¨) 10. Awe (AI- fxwZ) Awe (fq Kiv) Awful (fqsKi, fxwZKi) Awfully (fxwZc`Ö fv‡e) - 11. Anxiety (D‡ØM/`ytwPšvÍ ) Anxious(D‡ØM/`ytwPšÍv) - 12. Authority Authorize Authoritative Authoritatively (KZ…Z© ¡) (ÿgZv `vb Kiv) (KZ©„Zc¡ ~Y©) (KZ©Z„ ¡ mnKv‡i) Remind: Aa¨vqwU g~jZ gyL¯Í wbf©i ZvB wKQwz `b cici reading cob– | k‡ãi A_© ey‡S co–b| evbvb mZK© nDb| 54. Accept kãwUi Noun n‡”Q- [cÖv_wgK mnKvix wkÿK 55. The verb of the word “antagonism”? (K‡cvZvÿ)-10, cÖv_wgK mnKvix wkÿK (myigv)-13, cvÖ K cvÖ _wgK [mnKvix cwievi cwiKíbv Kg©KZv©-16, ivtwet (A3-Odd) 12-13, (F- mnKvix wkÿK (‡KvW-AvBb -13] AweÁvb) 17-18, cwi‡ek I eb gšY¿ vj‡qi wimvP© Awdmvi-06, gv`K`ªe¨ wbqšb¿ Awa`߇ii mnKvix cwiPvjK-06] A Acceptance B Accepted A antagonistic B antagonisely Ans:c C Acception D Acceptable Ans:a C antagonize D antagonistically [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 395 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
56. Find out the adverb of the word “awe” 59. What is the verb of “able”? [ivtwet (A-Odd) [ivtwet (A3-even roll) 12-13] 14-15, fvlv (evs/Bs) 14-15, 10-11, (A3) 11-12, Btwet 05-06, 10- 11, cÖvK-cvÖ _wgK mnKvix wkÿK-15, cvª _vwgK mnKvix wkÿK-09] A aweful B awesome A ability B enable C awfully D awefulness Ans:c C able D disabile Ans:b 57. What is the verb of the word ‘Ability’? 60. The noun form of ‘approve’ is- [14g wkÿK [11th BCS, Btwet 02-03, ivtwet 10-11, 5g we‡RGm (mnKvix RR)- A approveness B approof wbeÜb (2)-17] 10, evsjv‡`k cjxø Dbqœ b I mgevq wefvM gvV Kg©KZv© -13, NBR Gi mnKvix ivR¯^ KgK© Z©v (gyw³‡hv×v)-15, wgWIqvBd-17, ûeû Kgb C approval D aproval Ans:c cÖk;œ Kw… l m¤úªmviY Awa`߇ii Dc-mnKvix Kw… l Kg©KZ©v- 19, 16Zg wkÿv wbeÜb I cÖZ¨qb cixÿv [¯‹zj chv© q-2] 19] 61. The adjective of the word ‘authority’ A ableness B enable is- [7g cÖfvlK wbeÜb-11] C ably D able Ans:b A authoritative B author Ans:a e¨vL¨v: Ability Gi verb form n‡jv enable. C authorise D authoritatively Ab¨w`‡K ability Gi adjective form n‡jv able, 62. The verb form of the word ‘act’. [wewfbœ Avi adverb form n‡jv ably, Avi ableness- fzj kã| gšY¿ vj‡qi Dc-mnKvix cÖ‡KŠkjx (wmwfj)-17, ivtwet 06-07, Btwet 10- 58. The adjective form of the word ‘agree’ 11, Rvtwet (C) 09-10, cvÖ _wgK cÖavb wkÿK (Rev)-09] A action B inaction is- [ivtwet (f~‡Mvj) 05-06, GKwU evwo GKwU Lvgvi cKÖ í-17] C act D actor Ans:c A agree B disagree e¨vL¨v: Act kãwUi verb n‡jv act hvi A_© KvR C agreement D agreeable Ans:d Kiv; mwµq nIqv| Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 13. Bath(‡Mvmj) Bathe (‡Mvmj Kiv) - - 14. Base (wfwË, g~j) Base/debase Basic/baseless Basically/baselessly (wfwË wbgv© Y Kiv) (‡gŠwjK/wfwËnxb) (g~jZ/fzjekZ) 15. Beauty (†mŠ›`h)© Beautify (m›y `i Kiv) Beautiful (my›`i) Beautifully (my›`ifv‡e) 16. Belief (wek¦vm, Av¯’v) Believe(wek¦vm Kiv, Av¯v’ ivLv) Believable(wekv¦ m‡hvM¨) Believably(-‡hvM¨fv‡e) 17. Bitter(wZ³) Embitter(wZ³ Kiv) Bitter(wZ³) - 18. Blessing(Avkxev© `) Bless (Avkxe©v` Kiv) Blessed (Avkxev© `cóy ) - 19. Blood (i³, †gRvR) Bleed (i‡³i ¯^v` †`Iqv) Bloody (i³v³, wbôzi) Bloodily (wbôiz fv‡e) 20. Breach (js•Nb, f½) Break (js•Nb Kiv, fv½v) Breakable (f½yi) - 21. Brevity (mswÿßZv) Abbreviate (mswÿß Kiv) Brief (mswÿß) Briefly (ms‡ÿc) 63. Which is the noun of the word 64. Which is the noun of- “believe”? [¯^v¯¨’ I “beautiful”? [27th BCS, 11th BCS, †Uwj‡hvMv‡hvM cwievi Kj¨vY gš¿Yv. KwgD. ‡nj&_ †Kqvi †cvÖ fvBWvi 2018] gš¿Yvj‡qi mnKvix cwiPvjK (AvBb)-13, ûeû Kgb cÖkœ: moK I A belief B believable †mZz cwienb gš¿vYj‡qi Dc-mnKvix c‡Ö KŠkjx (hvwšK¿ )-19, ‡et‡ivtwet C believing D believably Ans:a (B) 18-19, ‡ijc_ gš¿Yvj‡qi Aax‡b evsjv‡`k †ijI‡qi DcmnKvix 65. The noun of “break” is- [ivtwet 09-10, cÖvK-cÖv_wgK cÖ‡KŠkjx (weRª ) 18, KvwiMwi wkÿv Awa. (wewfbœ c`) 20 AvM÷ 21] mnKvix wkÿK (weUv)-14, ‡et‡ivtwet (D) 17-18] A beauty B beautify A breach B broker C beauteous D beautific Ans:a C breakable D breaking Ans:a e¨vL¨v: Beautiful Gi verb n‡”Q Beautify. Beauty n‡e noun; Beautifully n‡”Q GKwU 66. Which is the adjective of ‘Base’? adverb | A Basic B Basement [Ktz wet (A) 12-13] C Basically D Basics Ans:a [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 396 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
67. “Bitter” kãwUi Verb n‡”Q- [wcwUAvB Gi Bb÷ªv±i-06, 71. The verb of the word “beautiful” is-- cÖv_: caÖ vb wkÿK (†Mvjvc)-09, cÖvK-cvÖ _: mn: wkÿK-13] [13Zg wkÿK wbeÜb I cÖZ¨vqb cixÿv (¯‹jz /mgchv©q) -2016, ûeû A Bitter B Bitterness Kgb cÖk:œ wewfbœ gš¿Yvj‡qi/wefv‡Mi e¨w³MZ KgK© Zv© -19] C Embitter D Bitterify Ans:c A beauty B beautify 68. “Blood” kãwUi Adjective n‡e- [cÖv_wgK mnKvix C beautification D beautifully Ans:b wkÿK (ivRkvnx wefvM)-07, †et‡ivtwet (D) 14-15] e¨vL¨v: Beautiful (adj)- m›y `i, beauty (n)- ‡mŠ›`h©, A Blood B Bloody beautify-Aj¼…Z Kiv, beautifully- my›`i fv‡e| C Bloodshed D Bleeding Ans:b 72. Which is the noun of the word “brief”? 69. Noun of the word “bless” is- [cÖv_wgK mnKvix [mnKvix RR cÖv_wgK evQvB-07, cÖv_wgK cÖavb wkÿK-09, e¨w³MZ KgK© Zv© A Bliss B Blessed wkÿK-08] (AvBb, wePvi I msm` mwPevjq)-12, cÖvK-cÖv_. mnKvix wkÿK (Avjdv)-14, ûeû Kgb cÖk:œ 16Zg cÖfvlK wbeÜb I cZÖ ¨qb cixÿv (¯‹zj chv© q)-19] C Blessing D None of them Ans:c A brevity B short 70. Change the word “brevity” into C briefly D briefing Ans:a adjective. [kÖg cwi`߇ii cwievi Kj¨vY KgK© Zv-© 06] 73. What is the adjective of “break”? [ivtwet A brave B bravery A Breaker B Breaking (A3) 11-12] C brief D briefly Ans:c C Breach D Breakable Ans:d Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 22. Certainty (wbðqZv) Ascertain (wbwðZ Kiv) Certain (wbwðZ) Certainly (wbwðZ fv‡e) 23. Circle (e„Ë, Pµ) - Encircle (e„ËvKv‡i †Nviv) Circular (e„ËvKvi, PµvKvi) 24. Clarity (¯úóZv) Clearly(¯úó fv‡e) 25. Combination(mgvnvi) Circular (weÁwß) noun - 26. Comparison (Zzjbv) Comparably/ Clarify (¯úó Kiv) Clear (¯úó) comparatively (--fv‡e) 27. Compulsion Compulsively/ (eva¨evaKZv, Rei`w¯Í) Combine (mgšq^ Kiv) Combined(mgwš^Z) Compulsorily - 28. Computer (MYbvKvix) Compare (Zzjbv Kiv) Comparative (Zjz bvgj~ K) Confidently/ 29. Confidence Confidentially Compel Compulsive/ Consistently (Av¯v’ , AvZ¥wekv¦ m) (eva¨ Kiv/Kiv‡bv) compulsory (ZvrÿwYKfv‡e) 30. Consistence/cy Compute (MYbv Kiv) Computable (MYbv‡hvM¨) Contemptibly Confident/Confidential (NY„ ¨fv‡e) (mvgÄm¨Zv) Confide (wekv¦ m Kiv, - 31. Contempt (N„Yv/AeÁv) wek¦vm K‡i †Mvcb K_v ejv) Consistent (mvgÄm¨c~Y©) - 32. Contribution (Ae`vb) Consist (MwVZ nIqv, Contemptible (NY„ ¨) - 33. Conversation wbwnZ _vKv) Courageously (Av‡jvPbv) - - 34. Corruption - Contribute (Ae`vb ivLv) Contributory (-g~jK) (`b~ ©xwZ) 35. Courage(mvnm) Converse Conversational (Av‡jvPbv Kiv) (Av‡jvPbvgj~ K) 36. Culture (ms¯‹…wZ) 37. Climax (kxl)© Corrupt Corruptible/Corrupt (`~bx© wZ Kiv) (`b~ x© wZM¯Ö ’) Courageous(mvnmx) Encourage (Drmvn †`qv) - Cultivate(‰Zix Kiv) Climacteric(mwÜÿY) - [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 397 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
74. What is the adjective of the word 79. The verb for ‘culture’ is- [Rbkw³ I Kgm© s¯v’ b “contribution”? [8g †emiKvix cÖfvÿK wbeÜb-12] e¨y ‡ivi Dc-cwiPvjK-01, ivtwet 04-05, 09-10, ivRkvnx K…wl Dbœqb A Contributative B Contributory Ans:b e¨vsK (‡Kvlva¨ÿ)-15] C Contribute D Contributional A Cultivation B Cultivated 75. Adjective form of ‘courage’ is--- [16Zg C Cultivate D Cultured Ans:c wkÿK wbeÜb I cZÖ ¨qb cixÿv (K‡jR/mgch©vq-2) - 19] 80. ‘Courage’ kãwUi verb n‡e- [cvÖ K-cvÖ _wgK mnKvix A encourage B courageous wkÿK (ewy oM½v)-13] C curiosity D courageable Ans:b A Encourage B Courageous e¨vL¨v: Courage kãwU noun, hvi A_-© mvnm, C Courageful D Courage Ans:a g‡bvej| Courage- Gi adjective form n‡jv 81. Change the word ‘Clear’ into verb- [Rvtwet courageous. kãwU verb form n‡jv (`k©b) 09-10, ¯v^ ¯’¨ gš¿Yvj‡qi mn. cÖ‡KŠkjx (wmwfj)-17] encourage mvnm †RvMv‡bv| A clarity B clarify 76. The adjective of the word “climax”- [Lty wet C cleanse D clearify Ans:b (mgvRweÁvb ¯‹zj) 04-05, Xvtwet (D) 10-11, K‡z qU 06-07] 82. Adjective of ‘circle’ is- [ivtwet (jvB‡ewª i mv‡qÝ) 06- A climatic B climatical 07, (A5) 11-12, mnKvix cwi`kK© (cvm‡cvU© Awdm)-00, cÖv_wgK mnKvix wkÿK-08, gv`K`ªe¨ wbqš¿Y Awa`߇ii cwi`k©K-13, ‡gwib C claimatics D climacteric Ans:d GKv‡Wwg 16-17, mgvR‡mev Awa`߇ii wdì mycvifvBRvi-18] e¨vL¨v: climax- ‡Kvb NUbv/bvU‡Ki gj~ chvq© ;/ Po~ v; A Encircle B Circular climatic- Rjevqy; climacteric (bvU‡Ki C Circuler D Circle Ans:b mwÜÿY); GB ckÖ wœ Ui DËi wewfbœ eB‡Z fzj 83. What is the adjective of the word DËi(climatic) †`Iqv Av‡Q| “corruption”? [ivtwet (e¨e¯v’ cbv) 09-10, 04-05] 77. The adjective form of confidence’ is: [ A corrupt B corrupted †Uwej †_‡K ûeû Kgb ckÖ :œ ivtwet (a) 19-20 , Group-1] C corruptly D corrupting Ans:a A confidential B confidencial e¨vL¨v: corrupt- kãwU verb I adjective DfqB C confident D confidant Ans:c n‡Z cv‡i| 78. Compel kãwUi Noun n‡”Q- [cvÖ _wgK mnKvix wkÿK 84. Which is the noun of the word (BQvgwZ)-10, ivtwet (A, ‡Rvo) 13-14] “certain”? [ivtwet 07-08] A Compelness B Compulsion A encertain B certainly C Tranquil D Compelled Ans:b C certainty D sure Ans:c Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 38. Danger (wec`) Endanger (wec`M¯Ö ’ Kiv) Dangerous(wec`RbK) Dangerously (-fv‡e) 39. Darkness (AÜKvi) Darken (AÜKvi nIqv) Dark (AÜKvigq) Darkly (A¯úófv‡e) 40. Decision(wm×všÍ/ivq) Decide (wm×všÍ †bIqv) Decisive (wm×všÍg~jK) 41. Deed (Pzw³) Do/deed(Pzw³ Kiv) Decisively 42. Defiance (Aeva¨Zv) Defy (Aeva¨ nIqv) - 43. Democracy (MYZš)¿ Defiant (Aeva¨) - Democratize Democratic (MYZvwšK¿ ) Defiantly (Aeva¨fv‡e) 44. Denial (A¯^xKw… Z) (MYZvwšK¿ Kiv) Democratically (-fv‡e) 45. Departure Deny(A¯x^ K…wZ Kiv) -- (c¯Ö v’ b/wePy¨wZ) Depart Departed (cqÖ vZ/we‡`nx) - 46. Destruction (aŸsm) (c¯Ö v’ b Kiv/ Z¨vM Kiv) Destroy (aŸsm Kiv) Destructive(aŸsmvZ¥K) Destructively(aŸsmvZ¥Kfv‡e) [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 398 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
47. Duty (KZ©e¨) - Dutiful (KZe© ¨ civqY) Dutifully(KZ©e¨ civqYfv‡e) 48. Division (wefvRb) Divide (fvM Kiv) Divisible/Dividable - Remind: Aa¨vqwU gj~ Z gyL¯Í wbf©i ZvB wKQzw`b cici reading cob– | k‡ãi A_© e‡y S co–b| evbvb mZK© nDb| 85. Verb of the word ‘Danger’ is- [wewfbœ 90. Choose the verb form of the word gš¿Yvj‡qi Dc-mnKvix cÖ‡KŠkjx (wmwfj)-17, 12Zg ‡emiKvwi wkÿK ‘democracy’ [ivtwet (B) 17-18] wbeÜb I cÖZ¨qb cixÿv (¯‹jz chv© q)-15, Uttara Bank-08] A democracy B democratize Ans:b A Danger B Dangerous Ans:c C democratic D democratically B Endanger D None of the these 91. The adjective of the word “decision”? 86. The noun of “depart” is- [Sonali, Janata and [cÖv_wgK wbqšY¿ Awa`߇ii Dc-cwi`k©K-13, N.U.07-08] Agrani Bank-08, evsjv‡`k K…wl e¨vsK-10, nvtwetctÖ wet (A) 14-15, RvtKtKvtbtBtwet (B) 12-13] A decide B decisively A department B depart C decisive D decesiveness Ans:c C departure D departing Ans:c evbvb mZKZ© v: decision/ decisive Dfq evbv‡b 87. The verb of the word “Dark”? [Z_¨ gš¿Yvj‡qi cici `yBUv “i” Av‡Q| A_v©r ci, si,| mveavb Di ce Aax‡b mnKvix cwiPvjK-04, RvtKtKvtbtBtwet (C) 11-12] n‡e bv; A darkest B darken 92. Which is the noun of the word C darkly D darky Ans:b “destroy?” [ivtwet 05-06, cÖv_wgK mnKvix wkÿK (cÙv)-13, 88. Adjective of the word “danger”- [cvÖ _wgK A destruction B damage Rvtwet 09-10] C affect D harm Ans:a mnKvix wkÿK (PÆMÖvg wefvM)-07] A dangerous B serious 93. Which is the noun of the word “Do”? C dangerful D dangerly Ans:a [mgvR‡mev Awa`߇ii Awdm mnKvix-18, PÆMÖvg ‡f‡U‡ibvwi GÛ 89. Deny kãwUi noun n‡”Q- [†cv÷vj Acv‡iUi-16, ûeû G¨vwbg¨vj mvBÝ wek¦we`¨vjq 13-14] Kgb cÖk:œ cÖv_wgK we`¨vjq mn w©kÿK (4_-© avc)- 19, †mU b¤i^ : 8433] A deed B did A denial B refuses C done D doing Ans:a C deny D deniable Ans:a e¨vL¨v: Z‡e deed kãwU verb I n‡Z cv‡i| Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 49. Economy Economize Economical (wgZe¨qx) Economically (wgZe¨qxZv, A_©bxwZ) (wgZe¨qx nIqv) Economic (A_©‰bwZK) (wgZe¨qxfv‡e,A_‰© bwZKfv‡e) Educated(wkwÿZ) 50. Education(wkÿv) Educate(wkÿv MÖnY) Effective (KvhK© i) - 51. Effect (cfÖ ve) Affect (cÖfvweZ nIqv) Envious (wnsmKy ) Effectively (Kvh©Ki fv‡e) 52. Envy (wnsmv) Envy (wnsmv Kiv) Elective (wbe©vPb‡hvM¨) Enviously (wnsmvq) 53. Election (wbev© Pb) Elect (wbe©vPb Kiv) Inimical (kÎæfvevcb)œ 54. Enemy(kÎæ)/ - - Inimically (kÎæZvekZ) Enmity (kÎæZv) Enter (cÖ‡ek Kiv) - - 55. Entry/entrance (cÖ‡ekvwaKvi) Excite(D‡ËwRZ Kiv) Exciting/ Excited Excitedly 56. Excitement Err(fzj Kiv) Erroneous Erroneously Exist (wU‡K _vKv, euvPv) Existent (PjwZ)/Existing - 57. Error(fjz ) Extreme (Pig/P~ovšÍ) Extremely (AZ¨š,Í Ley B) 58. Existence (Aw¯ÍZ)¡ - 59. Extremity (PiggvÎv) [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 399 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
94. What is the noun of the word “enter”? 98. The correct adverb form of the [miKvix gva¨wgK mnKvix wkÿK-11] “economic” is- [Ptwet (H) 08-09] A entrap B entry A economy B ecomicaly C entrance D enterity Ans:b,c C economically D economize Ans:c 95. Choose the adjective form of the 99. Adjective form of the word “Enemy” following words. [Lty wet (S) 16-17, ûeû Kgb cÖkœ: [ivtwet 07-08] NATP Gi gvV mnKvix-19] A jealous B animosity A Excitement B Exciting C inimical D enimity Ans:c C Excite D Excitingly Ans:b 100. Adjective form of the word “Elect” [ivtwet 96. The noun from of the verb ‘educate’ is A election B electively 05-06] [WvK Awa`߇ii Aw÷‡gUi 2018] C elective D elasticity Ans:c A educative B education 101. Adjective form of the word “envy”- C educational D educated Ans:b [cÖv_wgK mnKvix wkÿK (K‡cvZvÿ)-10, ivtwet (F1) 12-13] 97. Verb of the word “economy”?[15 Zg wkÿK A envity B envious wbeÜb I cZÖ ¨qb cixÿv (¯‹jz /mgch©vq)-19] C jealous D enviable Ans:b A economic B ecomicaly C economically D economize Ans:d Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 60. Falsehood (wg_¨vPvi) Falsify (wg_¨v eYb© v Kiv) False (wg_¨v) Falsely (wg_¨vfv‡e) Favorably (AbKy ‡~ j) 61. Favor(AbyMnÖ ) Favor (AbMy nÖ Kiv) Favorite/ Favorable (AbKy j~ ) - favourability Fly(Dov) - 62. Flight(DÇqb) - Foolishly (†evKvi gZ) 63. Float (fvmv) Float (fvwmqv hvIqv/fvmv) No adverb form Floating- (fvmš)Í Globally (wek¦e¨vcx) 64. Fool (†evKv †jvK) Befool (†evKv evbv‡bv) Gloriously(‡MŠi‡ei mv‡_) Foolish (†evKv) 65. Friend (eÜz) Befriend (eÜz nIqv) Friendly (eÜfz vevcbœ) Global (‰ewkK¦ ) 66. Globalization(wekv¦ qb) Globalize (wek¦vqb Kiv) Glorious (‡MŠiegq) 67. Glory (‡MŠie) Glory/glorify(‡MŠie `vb Kiv) 102. Adjective of the word “Float-fvwmqv 105. The adjective of the word “Befool”? hvIqv/fvmv” is- [cvÖ _wgK mnKvix wkÿK-8(avbwmwu o)] [Dc‡Rjv/_vbv mnKvix wkÿv Awdmvi-12, ‡et‡ivtwet (A) 14-15, Dc‡ii †Uwej †_‡K ûeû Kgb ckÖ :œ ms¯‹…wZ welqK gšY¿ vj‡qi cZÖ Zœ Ë¡ A floaty B floating- fvmšÍ Awa`߇ii Gw÷‡gUi-19] C fleet D none of them Ans:b A befool B foolish 103. What is the verb form of “false”?[ivtwet C fool D foolishly Ans:b A(even), fvlv (evs/Bs)14-15, mnKvix RR-0, cÖv_:mn: wkÿK 12 (cÙv)] 106. Fly kãwUi Noun n‡”Q- [cvÖ _wgK mnKvix wkÿK-10 (BQvgwZ)] A falsificate B falsify A plight B fleet C falsitite D enfalse Ans:b C flew D flight Ans:d 104. Which is the verb of the word “fool”?[9g 107. Choose the adjective of “friend”? [ivtwet cÖflK wbeÜb-13, e¨w³MZ KgK© Zv© (AvBb, wePvi I msm` mwPevjq)- (F1) 11-12, NU 10-11] 12, Btwet (BBA) 15-16] A Friendly B befriend A Foolish B Foolishness C friendfull D none. Ans:a C fooled D befool Ans:d [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 400 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 68. Habit (Af¨vm, ¯^fve) Habituate(Af¨vm nIqv) Habitual (Af¨vmMZ) Habitually(Af¨vmMZfv‡e) - 69. Hallucination(Kíbv) Hallucinate(Kíbv Kiv) Hallucinatory - 70. Hand (nvZ, wbqšY¿ ) Handle Handy (Kzkjx, DcKvix, Hard (K‡Vvifv‡e) (Pvjv‡bv, wbqšY¿ Kiv) myweavRbK) - 71. Hardness (K‡VviZv) Heartily (AvšÍwiKfv‡e, 72. Hatred (N„Yv) Harden(k³/gReyZ Kiv) Hard (k³, KwVb) D`¨g mnKv‡i) 73. Heart (ü`q, AšiÍ ) Hopefully/hopelessly Hate (NY„ v Kiv) Hateful (N„wYZ) - 74. Hope (Avkv) Hearten (Drmvn †`qv) Horribly (-fv‡e) Hearty/heartening - 75. Humanity(gvbweKZv) (D`¨gx/ AwaK Avb›``vqK) 76. Horror (AvZ¼/fxwZ) Hope (Avkv Kiv) Hopeful/hopeless 77. Hindrance(evav) Humanize(ü`qvevb nIqv) - Horrify (AvZw¼Z Kiv) Horrible (fqvbK) Hinder(evav †`Iqv) Remind: Aa¨vqwU gj~ Z gyL¯Í wbf©i ZvB wKQwz `b cici reading co–b| k‡ãi A_© ey‡S co–b| evbvb mZK© nDb| 108. The adverb form of the word “heart” 112. What is the adverb of “hope”? [bMi Dbœqb is- [12Zg wkÿK wbeÜb (¯‹yj/mgchv©q)-15, ‡c‡Uªv evsjvi mnKvix Awa`߇ii mnKvix c‡Ö KŠkjx-09, ivtwet 09-10, Btwet 10-11] g¨v‡bRvi-11, mÂq cwi`߇ii mnKvix cwiPvjK-07, Btwet (A) 14-15, A hopeful B hopefully ‡emvg. wegvb. KZ…©. (wbiv. Acv.)- 01 A‡±v. 21] C hopefulness D hopeless Ans:b A heartened B heartily 113. What is the verb is the word “habit”? C hearty D heartening Ans:b [miKvix gva¨wgK mnKvix wkÿK-97, Btwet (B) 08-09, ûeû Kgb cÖkœ: evsjv‡`k cwit ey¨t Rywbqi cwit mnt (3-1-2020), gv`K wbqš¿Y Awa.- 109. What is the adjective of the word wmcvB (29 Rvby. 21)] “heart”? [ ûeû Kgb cÖk:œ cÖv_wgK we`¨vjq mnKvix wkÿK A habitable B habitation (ZZ… xq avc)-19, 12th BCS, Lty wet 05-06, (RxeweÁvb) 15-16, ivtwet 03-04, 04-05, (E-Odd) 14-15, †Uwj‡hvMv‡hvM gšY¿ vj‡qi mnKvix C habitual D habituate Ans:d cwiPvjK (AvBb)-13, cÖv_wgK mnKvix wkÿK (Ki‡Zvqv)-13] e¨vL¨v: ‘Habit n‡jv Noun hvi A_© Af¨vm| A heart B hearten Habitable n‡jv Adjective hvi A_© evm‡hvM¨| C heartening D heartful Ans:c Habitation n‡jv Noun hvi A_© Avevmf~wg| Habituate n‡jv Verb hvi A_© wb‡R‡K †Kv‡bv 110. “Hand” kãwUi verb n‡”Q- [cvÖ _wgK mnKvix wkÿK- A handle B harder 10(Ki‡Zvqv)] wKQz‡Z Af¨¯Í Kiv‡bv| C hardy D enhand Ans:a 114. What is the noun of the “hate”? [6ô †emiKvix 111. The adjective of “hardness” is- [kgÖ Dc cÖfvlK wbeÜb I cÖZ¨qb cixÿv-10, miKvix gva¨wgK mnKvix wkÿK-11, Ktz wet mnKvix cwiPvjK-01, cÖv_wgK mnKvix wkÿK-10 (Ljy bv wefvM)] (A) 10-11, et‡ktgytitwetcÖtwet (E) 13-14, wm‡jU Kw… l wekw¦ e`¨vjq 06-07] A hardly B harder A hate B hatefulness C hardy D hard Ans:d C hatred D behated Ans:c Noun Verb Adjective Adverb Identified (mbv³KZ… ) - 78. Identification (mbv³KiY) Identify (mbv³ Kiv) 79. Illustration(e¨vL¨v) Illustrate(e¨vL¨v Kiv) Illustrious(e¨vL¨vg~jK) Illustriously 80. Imagination(Kíbv) Imagine(Kíbv Kiv) Imaginary(Kíbxq)/ - imaginative 81. Imitation (AbyKiY) Imitate (AbyKiY Kiv) Imitative (AbyKiYgj~ K) Imitatively(-fv‡e) 82. Information (Z_¨) Inform (Rvbv‡bv) Informative (Z_¨g~jK) Informatively [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 401 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
83. Inclusion (AšfÍ wy© ³) Include(AšÍf©z³ Kiv) inclusive (AšfÍ yw© ³) Inclusively 84. Innocence (wb‡`©vl) - Innocent (wbiciva) Innocently (mijwP‡Ë) 85. Insistence (†R`) Insist (†R` Kiv) Insistent (wRw`/wR`c~Y)© Insistently (†R`ekZ) 86. Invention (Avwe®‹vi) Invent (Avwe®‹vi Kiv) Inventive (D™¢vebx) - 87. Instant(Riæwi) Instantaneous Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 88. Joy (Avb›`) Enjoy (Dc‡fvM Kiv) Joyful/joyous (Drdzjø) Joyfully/joyously Justly (h_vh_fv‡e) 89. Justice/justification Justify (wePvi Kiv)/ Just/justifiable (mwy ePvi/hwy ³h³y Zv) (mZZv wbiƒcY Kiv) (b¨vq civqY/h_vh_) Knowledgeably (mÁv‡b) 90. Knowledge (Ávb) Know (Rvbv, AeMZ Knowledgeable nIqv, cwiwPZ nIqv) (Ávbm¤úb/œ AeMZ) 115. What is the noun form of ‘include’? [14Zg 119. What is the adjective of the word wkÿK wbeÜb I cZÖ ¨vqb cixÿv [¯‹zj/mgchvq© ] -2017] “information”? [Rtwet 09-10] A Includement B Inclusion A informal B informative C Inclution D Includeness Ans:b C informed D information Ans:b e¨vL¨v: Include (AšfÍ ³©z Kiv)-Gi noun form 120. Adjective of this word “joy” is- [mnKvix RR- n‡jv inclusion (AšfÍ ©wy ³)| 00, cvÖ _: mnKvix wkÿK 10 (Ki‡Zvqv)] 116. The adjective of “imitate” is- [ckÖ vmwbK KgK© Zv© A enjoy B jolly (ciivóª I A_©)-01, et‡ktgytitwetcÖtwet (G) 18-19] C Joyous D joyful Ans:c A imitation B imitator 121. Verb of the word “justification” is- [Xvtwet C imitative D imitating Ans:c (B) 04-05, Btwet (F) 10-11, ‡et‡ivtwet (A) 11-12, SESIP Gi _vbv gva¨wgK wkÿv KgK© vZv-© 15] 117. What is the noun of “innocent”? [Dc‡Rjv/ A justice B justify _vbv mnKvix wkÿv Awdmvi-12] A innocently B innocence C justified D justifiable Ans:b C innocentful D innocentness Ans:b 122. What is the noun of “know”? [8g cfÖ vlK wbeÜb- 118. The adjective of “independence” is- 12, 9g wkÿK wbeÜb-13, ivtwet 07-08, 09-10, kvtwetctÖ wet 04-05, 41st BCS] [wcwUAvB Gi Bb÷vª ±i-06] A knowing B known A independable B independing C knowable D knowledge Ans:d C independent D indepenuous Ans:c Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 91. Laughter (nvwm) Laugh (nvmv) Laughable (nvm¨Ki) Laughably (nvm¨Kifv‡e) - 92. Legitimacy(‰ea¨Zv) - legitimate(‰ea¨) Lengthwise 93. Length (‰`N©¨) Lengthen (`xNv© wqZ Kiv) Long (j¤^v, `xN©) - 94. Life (Rxeb) Live (†e‡P _vKv/ evm Kiv) Lively, Living (Rxeš)Í Locally (¯’vbxqfv‡e) 95. Locality (¯v’ b, Avevm) Localize (¯v’ bxqKiY Kiv) Local (¯’vbxq) - 96. Love (cÖYq/fvjevmv) Love(fv‡jvevmv) - 97. Loss (ÿwZ) Lose (nvwi‡q †djv) Lovable/Lovley Lost, losing (civwRZ) Noun Verb Adjective Adverb Memorable (¯§iYxq) Memorably 98. Memory(¯§w„ Z) Memorize (gLy ¯Í Kiv) Mournfully(‡kvKvZf© v‡e) Mournful (‡kvKvZ)© 99. Mourning(‡kvK/wejvc) Mourn (wejvc Kiv) [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 402 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
100. Mountain (ce©Z) - Mountainous (ce©Zgq) - - 101. Might(kw³) mighty (kw³kvjx) - 123. Change the verb “lose” into noun. [kgÖ I 128. The noun of “long”? [12 Zg ‡emiKvwi wkÿK wbeÜb Kgm© s¯v’ b gš¿Yvj‡qi Aaxb kÖg cwi`߇ii mnKvix cwiPvjK-06, I cZÖ ¨qb cixÿv (¯‹zj ch©vq) 2015, Btwet (F) 04-05] gvtfvtwetctÖ wet (D) 16-17, 10Zg wkÿK wbeÜb (¯‹jz /mgchv©q)-14] A longness B longy A lost B loose C length D large Ans:c C loss D losing Ans:c 129. Abstract noun of the word “long” is- 124. The adjective of the word ‘‘Mourn’’ is- [cÖv_wgK we`¨vjq mnKvix wkÿK-08] [wm‡jU K…wl wek^we`¨vjq (SYLAU) 06-07] A length B longer A Mourner B Mournful C lengthier D lengthen Ans:a C Mourned D Mourn Ans:b 130. Which is the verb of the word “life”? 125. The verb form of ‘memory’ is: [MYcZ~ © Awa. [cwimsL¨vb e¨y‡ivi Kw¤úDUvi Kg©KZv-© 95, ivtwet 08-09] Dc-mn. c‡Ö KŠ. I Wvª dUmg¨vb/wmwfj-18, Btwet 10-11] A enlife B living A memorize B memorable C live D livid Ans:c C memorably D memorily Ans:a 131. Give the verb of the word “mourning” 126. Choose the verb of “Loss” [cvÖ _wgK mn wkÿK-08] [cvm‡cvU© I Bwg‡MkÖ b Awa`߇ii mnKvix cwiPvjK-0] A lost B lose A mournful B mourn C loss D losing Ans:b C mournfully D mourned Ans:b 127. Noun of this word “laugh”-[cjxø Dbqœ b †ev‡W©i 132. Adjective of this word “might” we`¨vjq caÖ vb wnmve mnKvix-14, cÖv_wgK mnKvix wkÿK-10 (K‡cvZvÿ)-10] A mightous B mighty wkÿK 09 (Rev)] A laugh B laughing C mightful D mightier Ans:b C laughable D laughter Ans:d Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 102. Necessity (AZ¨vek¨KZv) Necessitate(AZ¨vek¨K Kiv) Necessary (AZ¨vek¨K) Necessarily (-fv‡e) 103. Number (msL¨v) Enumerate(MYbv Kiv) Numeral, Numerous - 104. Nomination(wb‡qvM) Nominate (wb‡qvM Kiv) Nominated (wb‡qvMKZ… ) - 105. Obedience (eva¨Zv) Obey(eva¨ nIqv/‡g‡b Pjv) Obedient (eva¨, AbMy Z) Obediently(AbMy Zfv‡e) 106. Objection(AvcwË/cwÖ Zev`) Object (AvcwË Kiv) Objective (ˆelwqK) Objectively 107. Obligation(eva¨Zv) Oblige/obligate(eva¨ Kiv) Obliging/obligatory Obligingly/obligatorily 108. Omen (AïfjÿY) - Ominous (Aïf) Ominously 109. Origin (DrcwË/g~j) Originate (mw„ ó Kiv) Original (‡gŠwjK/Avmj) Originally (g~jZ) 133. Verb of the word “numbering” [cvÖ _wgK 135. What is the verb of “number”? [36th BCS, we`¨vjq caÖ vb wkÿK 09 (‡Mvjvc)] ivtwet (E-Odd ) 12-13, Btwet (B-2nd Shift) 09-10, (G) 17-18, A number B numberous ‡et‡ivtwet (A) 14-15, ‡emvg. wegvb. KZ©…. (wbiv. Acv.)- 01 A‡±v. 21] C numbering D enumerate Ans:d A number B enumerate 134. The verb form of ‘necessity’ is: [Islami C numerical D numbering Ans:b Bank (Field Officer)-16, cwÖ Ziÿv gšY¿ vj‡qi mnKvix cwiPvjK-18, 136. The verb of “origin’’ is: [Ptwet (D) 10-11, (F) Ptwet (D) 10-11, (I) 13-14, ‡et‡ivtwet (F) 12-13, Kztwet (A) 14-15] 16-17, Xvtwet (B) 17-18, et‡ktgytitwetctÖ wet (F) 16-17] A necessary B necessitate A original B originated C necessarily D necessities Ans:b C origination D originate Ans:d [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 403 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
137. The adjective of the word “obligate”? 139. Which is the noun of the word [DESCO Gi (ACP)-19, Sonali Bank (Officer)-10, ûeû Kgb cÖk:œ “oblige”? [DcmnKvix cwiPvjK (kgÖ ) -01] RvZxq wbivcËv †Mv‡q›`v ms¯v’ (NSI) Gi Rywbqi wdì Awdmvi- 19] A obliged B oblligation A obligato B obligation C obligatory D obligation Ans:d C obligatory D obligate Ans:c 140. Adjective of “obey”- [mve-‡iwRóªvi-01, ivtwet 05-06, 138. Adverb of the word “object” [`by ©xwZ `gb ey¨‡ivi (A6) 11-12, Btwet (L) 10-11, (H) 17-18] mnKvix cwi`kK© -04] A obey B obedient A objection B objective C obedience D none Ans:b C objectable D objectively Ans:d Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 110. Peace(kvwš)Í Pacify (kvšÍ Kiv) Peaceful, peaceable Peacefully (kvšfÍ v‡e) 111. People/population Populate (RbvKxY© Kiv) Populous (Rbeûj) - 112. Persuasion(c‡Ö ivPbv) Persuade (cÖ‡ivwPZ Kiv) Pursuable - 113. Play (‡Ljv) Play (‡Ljv Kiv) - - 114. Pleasure(mš‘wó) Please (mšó‘ Kiv) Pleasantly/pleasurably Pleasant/pleasurable 115. Politeness (f`Zª v) - Politely 116. Politics(ivRbxwZ) Polite(f`)ª - Politicise/Politicize 117. Popularity(RbwcqÖ Zv) - Popularly (RbwcÖqfv‡e) 118. Poverty(`wi`ªZv) Popularize(RbwcqÖ Kiv) Poorly (Mwievbvnv‡j) Impoverish (wbt¯^ Kiv) Popular (RbwcqÖ ) 119. Prediction(fwel¨ZevYx) Predict (ce~ v© fvm †`Iqv) Poor (`wi`ª, Mixe) - 120. Prevention(cwÖ Z‡iva) Prevent (cÖwZ‡iva Kiv) Predictable(Abgy vb‡hvM¨) Preventive (cwÖ Z‡iva) Preventively 121. Prosperity(mg„w×) Prosper(Dbwœ Z Kiv) Prosperous (mgׄ ) - 122. Purification(weï×KiY) Purify (weï× Kiv) - Purified(cwiï×) - 123. Public(cÖKvk) Publish (cKÖ vk Kiv) Publishable - 124. Question(ckÖ œ) Question(cÖkœ Kiv) Questionable(cÖk‡œ hvM¨) 141. What is the verb form of ‘Power’? [KvwiMwi wkÿv 145. The verb form of ‘population’ is- Awa. (wewfbœ c`) 27 AvM÷ 21] A popular B popilarity [Ptwet (J) 16-17] A Powerful B Powerfully C populate D popularize Ans:c C Enpower D Empower Ans:d mZK©Zv: g‡b ivL‡Z n‡e Popular Avi 142. What is the adjective of ‘purify’? [10g Population `wy U Avjv`v kã Avi G‡`i verb ¸‡jv ‡emiKvwi cfÖ vlK wbeÜb-14] h_vµ‡g popularize (RbwcqÖ Kiv), populate A Purity B Pureful (RbvKxY© Kiv) C Pure D Purifying Ans:c 143. The world ‘popularize’ is- [MbcZ~ © Awa`߇ii Dc- 146. The noun form of “prosper” is— [MYcZ~ © mnKvix c‡Ö KŠkjx (wmwfj)-18] Awa. Dc-mn. c‡Ö KŠ. I WªvdUmg¨vb/wmwfj 2018] A adjective B verb A prosperity B prosperous Ans:a C noun D adverb Ans:b C Prosperously D prosperousness 147. The noun form of the word ‘Prevent’ 144. The verb form of ‘Politics’ is: [wewfbœ gšY¿ v./wefvM./Awa. e¨w³MZ KgK© Zv© 2018] is— [wewfbœ gšb¿ v./wefvM/Awa. ckÖ v. KgK© Zv© (gyw³‡hv×v) 2018] A political B politically A preventabel B prevention C politicize D policy Ans:c C prevented D preventing Ans:b [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 404 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
148. The noun of the word ‘please’ is- [Z_¨ 152. The noun form of “persuaded” is- [Xvtwet gš¿Yv. Aaxb wewUwe-Gi mnKvix c‡Ö KŠkjx (wmwfj) -17] (D) 05-06, 07-08, ivtwet 07-08, Btwet (F) 10-11] A pleasure B please A persuasion B persecution C pleasance D pleasant Ans:a C persistence D perseverance Ans:a e¨vL¨v: please(mLy x Kiv) Gi noun n‡jv pleasure 153. The verb form of “poor”? [¯’vbxq miKvi (mLy ev Avb›`), adj. n‡jv pleasant; gš¿YvYj‡qi mnKvix cÖ‡KŠkjx (wmwfj)-17, ivtwet (B-Law) 12-13] 149. What is the verb word “public”? [WvUv A poorify B impoverish c‡Ö mwms Acv‡iwUs (cwiKíbv gš¿Yvjq)-02] C empoor D pooren Ans:b A publicity B publish 154. Noun of “poor” is- [caÖ vbgšx¿ i Kvhvj© q (ckÖ vmwbK C press D publicise Ans:b Kg©KZv©)-04, cvÖ _wgK mnKvix wkÿK-08, ivtwet 09-10] 150. wb‡Pi †KvbwU peace kãwUi verb? [cvÖ _. wkÿK (cÙv)- A poorify B poority 08, ¯v^ ¯¨’ Awa. Awdm mnv.-18, KwgDwbwU †nj_ ‡Kqvi †cvÖ fvBWvi-18] C poorness D poverty Ans:d A Impeace B Peace loving 155. Adjective of this word “people” [cvÖ _wgK C Pacify D Peaceful Ans:c mnKvix wkÿK-07, (‡gNbv) 08, mgvR‡mev Awa`߇ii BDwbqb mgvRKgx©-16, eû Kgb cÖk:œ `‡y hv©M e¨e¯v’ cbv I ÎvY gš¿Yvj‡qi 151. What is the verb word “play”? [cÖv_wgK mnKvix AwWUi-19, cvÖ K-cÖv_wgK mnKvix wkÿK (wgwmwcwm)-13] wkÿK (PÆMvÖ g wefvM)-07, Dental 95-96, Rvtwet (‡jvKckÖ vmb) 09-10] A popularity B population A playing B playable C popularize D populous Ans:d C play D plying Ans:c Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 125. Realization(Dcjwä) Realize(Dcjwä Kiv) Realized - 126. Receipt(Mn„ xZ) Receive(MÖnY Kiv) Receivable(MÖnYxq) - 127. Reference(D‡jLø ) Refer(D‡jøL Kiv) Referential/referable Refer-ably 128. Refusal (A¯x^ K…wZ) Refuse (A¯x^ Kvi Kiv) Refusal(cwiZvR¨) - 129. Reliance (Av¯v’ ) Rely (wbf©i Kiv) Reliant/reliable Reliantly/reliably 130. Reluctance (Awb”Qv) - Reluctant (Awb”QKz ) Reluctantly (--fv‡e) 131. Removal (AcmviY) Remove (AcmviY Kiv) Removable - 132. Repetition (cby ive„wË) Repeat (cby ivew„ Ë Kiv) Repetitive (cby ive„wËceÖ Y) Repetitively 133. Resolution (`„p msKí) Resolve (`p„ msKí Kiv) Resolute (`p„ msKwíZ) Resolutely (`„pfv‡e) 134. Response (DËi, mvov) Respond (DËi/mvov †`qv) Responsive (cwÖ Zwµqvkxj) - 135. Restriction (aŸsm) Restrict(aŸsm Kiv) Restricted/restrictive - 136. Resumption (cby iv¤¢) Resume (cybivq ïiæ Kiv) Resumed - 137. Retardation (`gb) Retard (`gb Kiv) Retarded - 138. Rigidity(k³/K‡Vvi) Rigidify(KwVb K‡i †djv) Rigid (KwVb) - 156. Noun of the word “rely”- [cvÖ K-cvÖ _wgK mnKvix 158. The noun form of- ‘realize’? [¯v’ bxq miKvi, cjøx wkÿK (ivBb)-13, cvÖ _wgK cÖavb wkÿK (ewikvj wefvM)-08] Dbœqb I mg. gšY¿ v.mnKvix c‡Ö KŠkjx (wmwfj) 2017] A reliment B rely A realized B realization C reliance D reliement Ans:c C reality D real Ans:b 157. Recognise kãwUi Noun ‡KvbwU? [KvwiMwi wkÿv Awa. e¨vL¨v: Realise (Dcjwä Kiv) Gi noun form (wewfbœ c`) 27 AvM÷ 21] n‡jv reaOlizuartiFona.cebook Page: h³y n‡Z wKK¬ Kiæb| A Recognision B Recognition C Recognisable D Recognising Ans:b https://www.facebook.com/expertalim/ [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 405 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
159. The adjective of ‘rigidity’ is- [SESDP Gi 163. Convert into noun “remove” [‡iwR÷vW© †emiKvix mnKvix _vbv wkÿv Kg©KZ©v-15] cvÖ _wgK wkÿK (†Mvjvc)-11, ivtwet (D) 17-18, Ptwet (Q) 09-10] A rigor B rigid A removing B remove C rigorous D rigidness Ans:b C removal D re-movement Ans:c 160. The adjective of “restrict”?[‡et‡ivtwet (C) 12-13] 164. Which one is an adjective? [cÖvK-cÖv_wgK mnKvix A restriction B restricted wkÿK (‡WjUv)-14, Dc‡Rjv/_vbv wkÿv Awdmvi-10] C restrictive D both B & C Ans:d A resolve B resolute 161. The word “response” is- [RvZxq ivR¯^ †ev‡W©i C resolution D resolutely Ans:b mnKvix ivR¯^ KgK© Zv© -12] 165. The noun form of the word “repeat”- A an adjective B a verb [Rtwet (B) 11-12, 14-15] C a noun D an adverb Ans:c A repeatance B repeation 162. The noun of the word “refuse”? [cvÖ _wgK C repeataion D repetition Ans:d mnKvix wkÿK (hgby v)-13, cvÖ _wgK mnKvix wkÿK (Ki‡Zvqv)-10] 166. The noun of the word “receive”- A refusement B refuse A receivable B reception [ivtwet 07-08] C refusing D refusal Ans:d C receipt D receiver Ans:c Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 139. Safety (wbivcËv) Save (iÿv Kiv, evu Pv‡bv) Safe (wbivc`) Safely(wbivc`fv‡e) 140. Sale (weµq) Sell (weµq Kiv) Saleable(weµq‡hvM¨) - 141. Satisfaction (mšó‘ ) Satisfy(m¯‘ó Kiv) Satisfactory (m‡šÍvlRbK) - 142. Selection (evQvB) Select (evQvB Kiv) Selective(wbe©vPbx) Selectively 143. Service (‡mev, PvKzwi) Serviceably 144. Shortness (mswÿßZv) Serve(†mev Kiv, PvKzwi jvf) Serviceable Shortly(ms‡ÿ‡c) 145. Sight (`k„ ¨, `w„ ókw³) Shorten(mswÿß Kiv) Short(mswÿß) Visually 146. Significance (¸iæZ¡) See (†`Lv, `k©b Kiv) Visual(`k„ ¨bxq) Significantly Signify (¸iæZ¡c~Y© nIqv) Significant(¸iæZc¡ Y~ ©) Simply 147. Simplicity/simplific (mn‡R/ mnRfv‡e) ation(mijZv) Simplify Simple Socially (mnR Kiv) (mnR/mij) 148. Society(mgvR) Socialize(mf¨ Kiv) Social(mvgvwRK) Statutorily 149. Solution (mgvavb) Solve (mgvavb Kiv) Solved(mgvavbKZ… ) Strongly Statutory(eva¨Zvgj~ K) Stupidly 150. Statute(÷vwPDU-& wewae×) - Strong(kw³kvwj, `p„ ) Substantively/ 151. Strength (kw³) Stupid(wb‡e©va) Substantially 152. Stupidity (wbe©yw×Zv) Strengthen(kw³kvwj Kiv) Successfully Stupefy (AevK Kiv) Substantive/substantial Sufficiently(ch©vßfv‡e) 153. Substance (gReyZx/ev¯eÍ /D‡jøL‡hvM¨) Surely (cÖgvY/gReZy ) Substantiate Successful(mdj) - (gReZy Kiv) Sufficient (ch©vß) - 154. Success (mdjZv) Succeed (mdj nIqv) Sure(wbwðZ) Symbolically 155. Sufficiency (cÖvPhz ©) Suffice (chv© ß nIqv) Sympathetically 156. Surety /(wbðqZv) Ensure/Assure(wbwðZ Kiv) - 157. Survival (Aw¯ÍË¡) Sustainable(‡UKmB‡hvM¨) 158. Sustenance (cwy ómvab) Survive (wU‡K _vKv) 159. Symbol(cwÖ ZK/wPý) Sustain (Ae¨vnZ ivLv) Symbolic/ Symbolical 160. Sympathy (mnvbyf~wZ) Symbolize (cÖwZwKKiY Kiv) Sympathetic(mnvbfy ~wZkxj) Sympathize(`qv †`Lv‡bv) [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 406 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
Remind: Aa¨vqwU gj~ Z gyL¯Í wbfi© ZvB wKQwz `b cici reading cob– | k‡ãi A_© ey‡S co–b| evbvb mZK© nDb| 167. The noun of the word ‘sure’ is- [ivtwet (E3) 176. What is the noun of the word “See” 17-18, RvtKtKvtbtBtwet (e¨emvq wkÿv I KvixMix) 12-13] [Uttara Bank-08, cÖv_wgK wkÿv Awa`߇ii wnmve mnKvix-1] A assurance B ensure A sight B sought C surety D sure Ans:c C seen D scene Ans:a evbvb mZKZ© v: surety- evbv‡b gv‡S re Av‡Q GLv‡b 177. What is the noun of the word “save”? ri bvB| [8g †emiKvix cÖfvlK wbeÜb-12] 168. Noun form of the word ‘signify’ [mgvR‡mev A savage B secured Awa`߇ii cÖ‡ekb Awdmvi-13] C safety D suggest Ans:c A significant B significance 178. What is the noun from of the word C significantly D insignificant Ans:b ‘Solved’? [ GB †Uwej †_‡K ûeû Kgb ckÖ :œ RvtKtKvtbtBtwet (C) (Set-1/2), 19-20] 169. The verb of ‘strength’ is: [cwimsL¨vb I Z_¨ A Solution B Solved e¨e¯’vcbv Awa`߇ii cwimsL¨vb KgK© Z©v-17] C Solveness D Solvent Ans:a A strengthen B strong 179. The verb of the word “short”? [ GB †Uwej C stronger D strengtheningAns:a †_‡K ûeû Kgb cÖkœ: ms¯‹w… Z welqK gš¿bvj‡qi Dc-mnKvix cÖ‡KŠkjx 170. Verb of the word “sale” is- [cÖv_wgK we`¨vjq (wmwfj) 19, et†ktgty itwetctÖ wet (Gd), †mU-we, 19-20] A sold B sell mnKvix wkÿK-08] A short B shorten C salling D sale Ans:b C enshort D shorter Ans:b 171. Noun of the word ‘simple’ is- [11Zg wkÿK 180. What is the verb of the “success”? [Rvtwet wbeÜb (¯‹jz /mgchv© q 2)-14] (D) 13-14, Btwet 04-05, ivtwet 08-09, 09-10] A simply B simplify A succeed B successful C simplicity D simplication Ans:c C prosperity D succession Ans:a 172. The adjective form of ‘sympathy’ is- 181. The word “substantiate” is a/an-[Xvtwet (B) [MYcZ~ © Awa`߇ii Dc-mnKvix c‡Ö KŠkjx I WªvdUmg¨vb/wmwfj-18] 12-13, RvtKtKvtbtBtwet (K) 15-16, 16-17, Btwet (C) 16-17] A sympathetically B sympathetic A verb B adjective C sampathize D sympathy Ans:b C noun D adverb Ans:a 173. What is the verb word “shortly”? [12th 182. The verb of ‘success’ is --- [ Kgb ckÖ œ: evsjv‡`k BCS, cwievi cwiKíbv cwi`wk©Kv cwÖ kÿYv_x-© 15, cjøx Dbqœ b ‡ev‡Wi© mnKvix WvK wefv‡Mi †cvóvj Acv‡iUi - 19] Gb‡dvm‡© g‡›Ui †Kv-AwW‡© bUi-17] A succeder B successive A short B shorten C succeed D success Ans:c 183. What is the noun form of “Successful”? C shorter D shortness Ans:b [13Zg wkÿK wbeÜb I cZÖ ¨vqb cixÿv (¯‹jz /mgchv©q)-16] 174. What is the noun of the word “stupid”? A successfully B succeed [mnKvix ivR¯^ KgK© Z©v-12, mnKvix cwievi cwiKíbv KgK© Zv© -12] C success D successive Ans:c A stupidity B Idiot 184. The verb form of the word ‘sure’ is- C stupendous D stupefy Ans:a [10Zg cfÖ vlK wbeÜb-14, ivtwet 07-08, WvK Awa`߇ii wewìs 175. Verb of the word “simple” [miKvix gva¨wgK A suren B surely Ifviwkqvi-18] A simplicity B sample mnKvix wkÿK-11] C ensure D surety Ans:c C simplify D simplistic Ans:c Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 161. Tale (Mí) Tell (ejv) Telling (Kvh©Ki) - - 162. Tax (Ki, LvRbv) Tax (Ki/ïé avh© Kiv) Taxable (Kiv‡ivc‡hvM¨) [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 407 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
163. Termination(mgvß) Terminate(BwZ Uvbv) - - Transcendent/ (mxgvwZµgx) Transcendent 164. Transcendence Transcend Transcendental(A‡jŠwKK) ally (Uvª b‡mb‡WÝ- m‡ev©”P mxgv) (mxgv Qvwc‡q hvIqv) Treatable(wPwKrmv‡hvM¨) - 165. Treatment(wPwKrmv, AvPiY) Treat (wPwKrmv Kiv, Tyrannous/ Tyrannical Tyrannically /treatise (M‡elYvg~jK MÖš)’ AvPiY Kiv, Av‡jvPbv Kiv) 166. Tyrant(VvBiv›U- ‰¯i^ kvmK) - 185. Which is the right adjective form of the 188. What is the noun of ‘terminate’? [ ûeû word “tyrant”?[mnKvix _vbv wkÿv Awdmvi (ATEO-99] Kgb cÖk:œ Btwet BDwbU we (c_Ö g wmdU& ) 2018-19] A tyrannous B tyrannical A terminal B terminus Ans:c C tyrannist D tyrannic Ans:a,b C termination D none of the above 186. What is the adjective of the word ‘tax’? 189. The verb form of ‘Television’ is- [ivRkvnx K…wl [bvwm© I wgWIqvBdvwi Awa. wmwbqi ÷vd bvm© 18, Kztwet we BDwbU 18-19] A taxasion B taxing Dbœ. e¨vsK (Supervisor)-15] C taxable D taxability Ans:c A televise B telesite 187. The verb of the noun “treatment”? [ivtwet C telesight D televisioned Ans:a A treat B treatise (B-Law) 12-13] e¨vL¨v: Television-`~i`kb© ; Gi verb n‡jv televise - ‡Uwjwfk‡bi gva¨‡g m¤úªPvi Kiv| C treatmentise D treaten Ans:a Noun Verb Adjective Adverb United (HK¨e×, mw¤§wjZ) Unitedly (HK¨e×fv‡e) 167. Unity (GKZv, HK¨, mgMZÖ v) Unite (GKÎ nIqv) 168. Understanding Understand Understood Understandingly (†evSv‡cviv/mg‡SvZv) (†evSv/eyS‡Z cviv) (‡evaMg¨/Dcjä) Universal (me©Rbxb) - 169. Universality(meR© bxbZv) - Urgent (Riæwi) Urgently 170. Urgency (Riæwi) - 171. Usual/usualness - Usual Usually Vary (wfbœ nIqv) 172. Variance, variation Various, variable (wewfbœ) Variously (wewfbœ iƒ‡c) (wfbœZv) Varied 173. Vacancy(k~b¨Zv, Kg©Lvwj) Vacate (Lvwj Kiv) Vacant (kb~ ¨, Lvwj, duvKv) Vacantly (kY~ ¨g‡b) 174. Vanity (An¼vi) - Vain (An¼vix, e¨_©) Vainly (M‡ev© ×Zfv‡e) 175. Validity (‰eaZv) Validate (‰ea Kiv) Valid (ˆea) Validly (ˆeafv‡e) 176. Voice (KÚ¯i^ ) Voice, vociferate Vocal (KÚmgÜxq) 177. Vigour (mvnmx) En-vigor(mvnm Kiv) Vigorous(mvnm) Vocally 178. Voracity (†cUKz Zv) - Voracious (†cUzK) - Vigorously 179. Vitality(Rxewbkw³) Vital (¸iæZ¡cY~ ©) Voraciously(†cUzKZvfv‡e) - 190. What is the verb of ‘vile’? [Btwet (we) †mU-K, 19-20] 192. Noun of the word “unite” is- [Btwet 04- A vilefy B vilify 05,MYgva¨g BbwówUD‡Ui mnKvix cwiPvjK (†eZvi cÖ‡KŠkj cÖwkÿY)-03] C vility D vilisy Ans:b A unification B uniform 191. What is adjective of the word ‘vitality’? C united D unity Ans:d 193. Noun of the word “vain” [gva¨wgK I D”P wkÿv [Rvtwet (A4) 13-14, ‡et‡ivtwet E 16-17] A vitally B vitalize A vanity B vain Awa`߇ii cÖ`k©K-04] C vital D vitality Ans:c C vainity D vainly Ans:a [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 408 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
194. The Verb of ‘vigor’ is- [†bvtwetctÖ wet (A) 10-11, 197. Which is the noun of the word “Vary”? ivRkvnx K…wl Dbœqb e¨vsK (‡Kvlva¨ÿ)-15] [ivtwet 03-04, Btwet (B) 12-13, Dental 98-99] A vigorate B vigorous A variance B variety C en-vigor D vigourute Ans:c C very D variable Ans:a 195. The noun form of “universal” is: [ivtwet 198. Which is not an acceptable adjective 2018-19 BDwbU G (MæÖ c-1)] form of the word “vary”? [Dc‡Rjv mgvR‡mev A universalty B university A variable B various Awdmvi-06] C universiality D unversality Ans:d C variful D varied Ans:c 196. The correct verb form of the word 199. The verb of “variation”- [SESDP Gi _vbv gva¨wgK “valid” is- [ivtwet (B-Law) 11-12, (A5) 12-13] wkÿv KgK© Zv-© 15, ‡et‡ivtwet (B) 12-13] A validity B validize A vary B variety C validate D envalidate Ans:c C various D variable Ans:a Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 180. Wastage (AcPq/e¨q) Waste (AcPq Kiv) Wasteful (Ace¨qx) Wastefully 181. Wisdom (cÖÁv, wePÿYZv) - Wise (Ávbx, cÖvÁ, wePÿY) Wisely (wePÿYZvi mv‡_) 182. Width(ckÖ ¯ÍZv, cÖ¯)’ Widen (cÖk¯Í Kiv) Wide (cÖk¯Í, PIov) Widely(ckÖ ¯Ífv‡e) 183. Weight (fvi,IRb) Weigh (I‡q-IRb Kiv) Weighty (AZ¨šÍ fvix) Weightily Remind: Aa¨vqwU gj~ Z gyL¯Í wbf©i ZvB wKQwz `b cici reading co–b| k‡ãi A_© e‡y S co–b| evbvb mZK© nDb| 200.What is the noun of the word “waste”? 202.Noun of the word “wise” is- [ivtwet 07-08] [12th BCS, Lytwet 05-06, ivtwet (E-we‡Rvo) 15-16, 06-07, 08-09, A knowing B wisdom 09-10 (A_©bxwZ I †dvK‡jvi), (G-AweÁvb) 16-17, ûeû Kgb ckÖ :œ miKvwi gva¨wgK we`¨vjq mnKvix wkÿK - 19] C Wisely D wiser Ans:b A wastage B waste 203.What is the noun form of the word C wasting D wastefull Ans:a “Weigh-I‡q”? [et‡ktgytitwetcÖtwet (L) 11-12] 201. Adjective of “width” is- [ivtwet (E-even roll) 12-13] A Weigh B Weight A widen B wider C Weighty D none Ans:b C wide D none Ans:c Part-3t AviI wKQz bZzb m¤v¢ ebv wfwËK ¸iæZc¡ Y~ © word formation ¸‡jv wb‡P †`Lyb- GB AskwUI wkÿv_x©‡`i‡K co‡Z n‡e| KviY GLb A‡bK bZzb bZbz ckÖ œ nq| Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 152. Acceleration Accelerate(G¨vK‡mjv‡iBU) Accelerated - (‡eMew„ ×KiY, Zi¡ Y) (‡eM ew„ × Kiv) (‡eMe„w×cvÖ ß) Analyze(we‡kølY Kiv) Analytically(-fv‡e) 153. Analysis (we‡kølY) Be-Anger (ivM Kiv) Analytical(we‡kølYag©x) Angrily (ivMvwšZ^ fv‡e) 154. Anger (ivM) Angry (ivMvwšZ^ ) - 155. Book (eB, c¯y ÍK, LvZv) Book (LvZvq †Zvjv, Avmb msiÿY Kiv) Bookish (eB coyqv) - Bury (Kei †`qv, cy‡u Z ivLv) Buried (mgvwnZ, ¸ß) 156. Burial(mgvwa, mgvwnZ KiY) Verb Adjective Adverb Noun Centralize (‡K›`ªxqKiY Kiv) Central (†K›`ªxq) Centrally (‡K›`xª qfv‡e) 157. Center (†K›`)ª Characterize Characteristic Characteristically 158. Character [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 409 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
(‰ewkó¨, PwiÎ) (‰ewkó¨ cÖ`k©b Kiv) (‰ewkó¨g~jK) (‰ewkó¨gj~ Kfv‡e) 159. Class(web¨vm/‡kÖYx) Classify(‡kYÖ xe× Kiv) Classified(web¨vmKZ… ) Classifically/classifiably 160. Commerce Commercialize Commercially (evwYwR¨KxKiY Kiv) Commercial (evwYwR¨K fv‡e) (evwYR¨) Accompany (evwYwR¨K) - 161. Company (m½) (m½ †`Iqv) Construct Companionable Constructively 162. Construction (wbgv© Y Kiv/MVb Kiv) (wgïK, m½‡hvM¨) (Kvh©Kifv‡e) (wbg©vY/MVb) Co-operate Co-operatively (mn‡hvwMZv Kiv) Constructive (mn‡hvwMZvgj~ Kfv‡e) 163. Co-operation Criticize (BwZevPK/MVbg~jK) Critically (mn‡hvwMZv) (mgv‡jvPbv Kiv) (mgv‡jvPbvg~jKfv‡e) Co-operative 164. Critic/Criticism Verb (mn‡hvwMZvg~jK) (mgv‡jvPbv) Debate (weZK© Kiv) Critical Noun Discipline (wbqgvbyewZ© (m¼Uc~Y©, mgv‡jvPbvg~jK) nIqv, kvw¯Í †`qv) 165. Debate (weZK©) Define (msÁvwqZ Kiv) Adjective Adverb 166. Discipline Detect (mbv³ Kiv) Digest (nRg Kiv) Debatable (weZK©‡hvM¨) Debatably(weZK‡© hvM¨fv‡e) (wbqgvbey wZ©Zv) Divide (fvMKiv) - 167. Definition (msÁv) Disciplinary 168. Detection (mbv³KiY) Deepen (Mfxi Kiv) (wbqgZvwš¿K) Definitely 169. Digestion (nRg kw³) - 170. Division (wefvRb/fvM) Defined (msÁvwqZ) Digestively Divisionally/divisibly 171. Depth (MfxiZv) Detective(mbv³KiYgj~ K) Digestive (nRgKi) Deeply (Mfxifv‡e) Divisional/divisible/ dividable(wefvMxq/wefvR¨) Deep (Mfxi) Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 172. Ease (Avivg, mnRZv) Ease (Avivg †`Iqv) Easy (mnR) Easily (mn‡R) 173. Eye (†PvL/bRi) Eye (bRi ivLv) Ocular (`k©bxq) Ocularly Edit (ms¯‹iY Kiv) Editorial (m¤úv`Kxq) 174. Edition (m¤úv`bv, ms¯‹iY) Employ (PvKwz i †`Iqv) Employed (PvKzwicvÖ ß) - 175. Employment (PvKzwi) Excel (me©‡kÖô nIqv) Excellent(PgrKvi) 176. Excellence (‡kªôZ¡) Fear (fq Kiv) Fearful (fqvbK/wbfx© K) - 177. Fear (fq/AvZ¼) Facilitate (mnR Kiv) Facilitating(myweavRbK) Excellently (-- fv‡e) 178. Facility (m‡y hvMmyweav) Form(AvKvi MVb Kiv) Formal(Avbôy vwbK) Fearfully 179. Form (AvKvi/MVb) Frighten (AvZw¼Z Kiv) Frightful (fqvbK) 180. Fright (fxwZ/AvZ¼) Be-fruit (djcÖm~-nIqv) - 181. Fruit (dj) Fruitful/fruitless Formally (Avbôy vwbKfv‡e) (djcmÖ /~ wbõj) Frightfully Frightfully/fruitlessly (djcmÖ ~fv‡e/wbõjfv‡e) Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 182. Grammar(e¨vKiY,fvlvixwZ) - Grammatical(e¨vKiYMZ) Grammatically (-fv‡e) Generate(Rb¥ `vb Kiv) 183. Generation (Rb¥`vb/cÖRb¥) Govern (kvmb Kiv) Generative (Drcv`bÿg) Generatively 184. Government(miKvi/kvmb) Grade(µgchv© ‡q mvRv‡bv) Governmental (miKvix) Governmentally (-fv‡e) 185. Gradation (µgch©vq) Gradual (µgvMZ) Gradually (µgkt) [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 410 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
186. Gladness (Avb›`) Gladden (Avb›` Kiv) Glad (Avbw›`Z) Gladly (†¯”^ Qvq) 187. Health (¯^v¯¨’ ) Heal (Av‡ivM¨ Kiv) Healthy (¯v^ ¯¨’ evb) Healthily (-fv‡e) 188. Honour (m¤§vb/k×Ö v) Honour (m¤§vb/kÖ×v Kiv) Honorably(k×Ö vf‡i) 189. Hesitation (wØav/ms‡KvP) Hesitate (wØavMÖ¯’ Kiv) Honorable(m¤§vwbZ/kÖ‡×q) Hesitantly (wØavq) Hesitant (wØavwš^Z) Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 190. Inauguration (D‡Øvab) Inaugurate(D‡Øvab Kiv) Inaugural (D‡Øvabx) - 191. Inheritance (DËivwaKvi) Inherit (DËivwaKvix nIqv) 192. Joint (ms‡hvM¯j’ ) Join (‡hvM`vb Kiv) Inherited (DËivwaKvi m~‡Î cÖvß) - 193. King (ivRv, kvmK) 194. Labour (kgª ) - Joint (†hŠ_) Jointly (‡hŠ_fv‡e) 195. Law (AvBb) Labour (cwikgª Kiv) 196. Luck (‡mŠfvM¨) Kingly/royal (ivRKxq) Royally (ivRKxqfv‡e) - Luck (‡mŠfvM¨evb nIqv) Laborious (cwikªgx) Laboriously Lawful/legal-AvBbMZ/‰ea Lawfully/legally Lucky (†mŠfvM¨evb) Luckily(‡mŠfvM¨ekZ) Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 197. Method (c×wZ) Methodize(c×wZMZ Kiv) Methodical (c×wZMZ) Methodically (-fv‡e) 198. Mind (gb) Mind (g‡bv‡hvM †`Iqv) Mindful/mental(g‡bv‡hvMx) 199. Mixer/mixture (wgkYÖ ) Mix (wgwkZÖ Kiv, †gkv) Mixed (wgwkÖZ) Mindfully/mentally 200. Movement (Av‡›`vjb) Move (PjvPj Kiv) Movable (Pjbkxj, A¯v’ ei) - 201. Nature (¯f^ ve/cKÖ …wZ) Natural (¯^vfvweK/cvÖ K…wZK) Movably Naturalize Naturally 202. Navigation (†bŠ-we`¨v) (¯v^ fvweK K‡i †Zvjv) Navigable (bve¨) (¯v^ fvweK/ cÖvKw… ZK fv‡e) 203. Notification Notified - Navigate (RvnvR Pvjv‡bv) (†NvlYv, AewnZ) - (†NvlYv/cÖÁvcb) Notify (†Nvlbv Kiv, Rvbv‡bv) Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 204. Office (c`/`ßi) Officiate (cwÖ ZwbwaZ¡ Kiv) Official (`vßwiK/ miKvix) 205. Operation (Kvh©µg) Operational (KvhK© i) Officially (--fv‡e) 206. Opposition (we‡ivwaZv) Operate (cwiPvjbv Kiv) Opposite (weiæ×/wecixZ) 207. Package/packet(‡gvoK) Packed(AveZ„ ) Operationally 208. Patience (ˆah¨© , mwnòZz v) Oppose (we‡ivwaZv Kiv) Patient (‰ahk© xj, mwnò)z 209. Pollution(`l~ Y) Pack(AveZ„ Kiv) Pollutant/polluted(`~wlZ) Oppositely 210. Practice (Abykxjb) - Practical(Abky xjbg~jK) - 211. Presentation(Dc¯’vcb) Pollute(`~wlZ Kiv) Presentable(Dc¯’vcb‡hvM¨) Patiently (mwnòzfv‡e) 212. Pain (e¨_v, †e`bv) Practice/practise Painful (‡e`bv`vqK) Pollutant-ly 213. Quarrel (SMov/weev`) Present(Dc¯’vcb Kiv) Quarrelsome (SMov wcÖq) Practically Pain (e¨_v †`Iqv) Presentably Noun Quarrel (SMov/weev` Kiv) Adjective Painfully 214. Reason (hyw³, KviY) Reasonable (hwy ³hy³) - 215. Rest(wekÖvg) Verb Restful (Avivg`vqK) 216. Reflection(cwÖ Zdjb) Reason (hwy ³hy³ nIqv) Reflective Adverb 217. Resentment(AbZy wß) Rest(wekÖvg Kiv) Reasonably(-fv‡e) Reflect(cwÖ ZdwjZ Kiv) Resentful Restfully/restlessly Resent(AbZy vc Kiv) Reflectively Resentfully [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 411 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
218. Rotation (chv© qµg) Rotate (chv© qµ‡g Avmv) Rotational Rotationally 219. Separation(c„_KxKiY) Separate(c„_K Kiv) Separable(c_„ Kx) - 220. Sleep (Nyg) Sleep (Ngy v‡bv) Asleep(Ngy š)Í /sleepless Sleeplessly 221. Speech(evK¨/K_v) Speak(K_v ejv) Spoken(K_¨) - 222. Suggestion (civgk©) Suggest (civgk© †`qv) Suggestive(civgkg© ~jK) Suggestively 223. Supposition (Abygvb) Suppose (Abgy vb Kiv) Supposed(¯x^ K…Z, Kw_Z) 224. Suspicion (m‡›`n) Suspect (m‡›`n Kiv) Suspicious(m‡›`nceÖ Y) Suspiciously Systematically 225. System Systematize Systematic Noun Verb Adjective Adverb 226. Triumph (weRq) Triumph (weRqjvf Kiv) Triumphant (weRqx) Triumphantly 227. Thanks Thank (ab¨ev` †`Iqv, Thankful (KZ… Á) Thankfully KZ… ÁZv Rvbv‡bv) (ab¨ev`, K…ZÁZv) Translate (Abey v` Kiv) Translational/ Translatable - 228. Translation (Abey v`) (Abey v`‡hvM¨) /Translated (Abyw`Z) Theorize(ZË¡ c`Ö vb Kiv) Theoretical (ZvwËK¡ ) Theoretically 229. Theory (ZË¡, gZev`) Victimize(wbh©vwZZ nIqv) Victimized(wbh©vwZZ) - 230. Victim(wbh©vwZZ e¨w³) - Vivacious(cÖvYešÍ) Vivaciously 231. Vivacity(cÖv‡Yv”QjZv) Value(gj~ ¨ Kiv) Valuable/verifiable Verifiably 232. Valuation/value(g~j¨) Volunteer(‡¯^”Qvq KvR Kiv) Voluntary (†¯”^ QvK…Z) Voluntarily(†¯”^ Qvq) 233. Volunteer(‡¯^”Qv‡meK) Weaken (`ey j© Kiv) Weak (`ye©j Kiv) Weakly (`yej© fv‡e) 234. Weakness (`yej© Zv) Wash/ washing/ Washable/washing Wash ably 235. Wash/washing/ washer (‡avqv, †aŠZ Kiv) /washy (‡aŠZ) (cwi®‹vifv‡e †avqv) washer (†aŠZKiY) Model Test/Chapter Review (on Interchange of parts of speech) 204.What is the noun form of the word 207.The adjective of the word “laugh” is- “pious”? [wkÿK wbeÜb (Ge‡Z`vqx cÖavb, Rywbqi wkÿK I K¡vix)-10] [`by ©xwZ `gb ey¨‡ivi cwi`k©K-03, gvtfvtwetcÖtwet (D) 12-13, PSC Gi A piouseness B pousity A laughing B laughable mnKvix mwPe-05] C piety D pity Ans:c C laugh D laughingly Ans:b e¨vL¨v: piety(cvqw& U)-fw³| 208.Verb of the word “full” is- [‡iwRóvW© †emiKvix 205.Adjective form of the word “truth” cÖv_wgK wkÿK-11 (†Mvjvc)] [cvÖ _wgK we`¨vjq mnKvix wkÿK (ivRkvnx wefvM -00)] A filled B fulfillment A truly B true C full D fill Ans:d C truism D none of these Ans:b 209.Adjective of the word “study” [cÖv_wgK mnKvix 206.Which of the following underline word wkÿK-08 (BQvgwZ)] is verb? [Medical.09-10] A studious B preserving A He is dependent to me C stupidity D study Ans:a B Lean assure you. C It gave me trouble. 210. Adjective of the word “trouble” is- [cvÖ _wgK we`¨vjq mnKvix wkÿK-08] D We stood silently. Ans:b A troublefull B troublesome Ans:b C troubling D none of these [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 412 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
211. Adjective form of the “passion” [‡iwR: 218. The adjective of the word ‘include’? [ †emiKvix cvÖ _wgK wkÿK -11 (†Mvjvc), cÖv_wgK mn: wkÿK (hgby v)-13] Dc‡ii †Uwej †_‡K ûeû Kgb cÖk:œ 15 Zg wkÿK wbeÜb I cZÖ ¨qb cixÿv (¯‹zjchv© q-2) 2019] A passionful B pastoral A inclution B includable C emanation D passionate Ans:d C inclusive D includness Ans:b 212. The function of the underlined word? 219. The verb form of the ‘decit’ is: [ Dc‡ii “He sleeps sound sleep.” [nvt‡gvt`vtwetcÖtwet A, 13-14] †Uwej †_‡K ûeû Kgb ckÖ œ: 15 Zg cÖfvlK wbeÜb I cZÖ ¨qb cixÿv A pronoun B noun (K‡jR/mg chv© q) 2019] C verb D adverb Ans:b A decitful B decitfully 213. Identify the correct compound word C decisive D deceive Ans:d “Noun + Noun” [nvt‡gvt`vtwetctÖ wet A, 12-13] e¨vL¨v: Decit- (cZÖ vibv)-Gi verb form n‡jv decive A Lock-up B Tax-payer hvi A_© cÖZvwiZ Kiv; ‡avuKv †`Iqv| C Sweet-heart D Strong-hold Ans:b 220.What is the noun form of the word 214. The verb of the word ‘survival’ is- [ “defer”? [Xvtwet (C) 13-14, (A) 16-17, ‡et‡ivtwet (C) 15-16] ûeû Kgb ckÖ :œ ms¯‹w… Z welqK gš¿bvj‡qi cZÖ Zœ Ë¡ Awa`߇ii Gw÷‡gUi- A difference B deferment 19, wewfbœ gšY¿ vj‡qi Dc-mnKvix cÖwKŠkjx (wmwfj)-17] C deferation D defermation Ans:b A Survey B Service 221. What is the adjective form of the word C Survive D Swerve Ans:c ‘opal-eYv© wj cv_i’? [Btwet (C) 10-11] 215. The verb of the word “Company”? [m¤¢ve¨ A opalescent(eY©gq) B opaque cÖk,œ Abky xjb Kiæb] A company B Accompanial C opulent D opallant Ans:a C Acompany D Accompany Ans:d 222. Which pair is different? [ivRkvnx K…wl Dbqœ b e¨vsK 216. What is the noun of the word (mycvifvBRvi)-15] ‘spontsneous’? [ ûeû Kgb cÖk:œ cvª _wgK I MYwkÿv A sure, ensure B false, falsify gš¿Yvj‡qi cvÖ _wgK wkÿv Awa`ßi, wcwUAvB BÝUªv±i (mvavib) 19, C weak, weaker D able, enable Ans:c Textile University 13-14] e¨vL¨v: C Gi kã `ywU n‡”Q positive: comparative A spanteneously B spontaneity Ans:b Ges evu wK †Rvov¸‡jv n‡”Q adjective: verb C Spontaneousity D spontaneausible 223. Choose the odd pair: [etwet (L) 13-14] 217. Noun form of ‘guilty’ is – [ Dc‡ii †Uwej †_‡K ûeû A study: studious B prove: proof Kgb ckÖ œ: 15 Zg wkÿK wbeÜb I cÖZ¨qb cixÿv (¯‹zjchv© q-2) 2019] A guiltness B guilt C live: life C guilting D guiultys Ans:b D examine: examination Ans:a e¨vL¨v: ÕGuilty’ kãwU n‡jv Adjective Avi Gi e¨vL¨v: A Gi kã `ywU n‡”Q noun/verb: adjective noun n‡jv guilt. Ges evu wK †Rvov¸‡jv n‡”Q verb: noun %%%%%%%%%%%0000000%%%%%%%%%%%% Position/ Identificaton of Parts of Speech Parts of Speech Gi Position/ Identification wb‡q wewfbœ wbqgKvbyb Noun, Pronoun, Verb, Adjective, Adverb, Preposition, Conjunction, Interjection GB Aa¨vq¸‡jvi 1g ev ‡kl As‡k MCQ mn Av‡jvwPZ Av‡Q| ZvB bZbz K‡i Av‡jvPbvi c‡Ö qvRb †bB| weiw³ Gov‡Z GLv‡b Repeat Kiv n‡jv bv| wcÖq cvVK Avkv Kwi welqwU BwZevPK `w„ ó‡Z †`L‡eb| ZvB hviv Parts of Speech Gi Position/ Identification Rvb‡Z Pvb H Aa¨vq¸‡jv co‡jB n‡e| ab¨ev`| [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 413 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
aDd Functional Sentence Go to Index ♦ Aa¨vqwfwËK Question Analysis Ges Suggestion cixÿvmg~n cÖkœ msL¨v +- ‡h cwiÿvi ‡h Topic ¸‡jv ‡ewk co‡Z n‡e- BCS Preliminary ‡Z 3wU+- 5, 6, 7 All Bank Job Exams 2wU+- No Need Primary Job Exams wU+- No Need Our Facebook Page: h³y n‡Z wKK¬ Kiæb| PSC & Other Jobs wU+- 1-4, 5, 7 https://www.facebook.com/expertalim/ GKbR‡i Aa¨vqwfwËK BCS cÖkœmg~n- 1. Identify the imperative sentence. 2. ‘May Allah help you’ What kind of A I shall go to college. [27th BCS I Ab¨vb¨] sentence is this? [11th BCS] B Matin is singing a song. A Assertive B Optative CStand up. Ans:c C Imperative D Exclamatory Ans:b D It has been raining since morning. 3. Choose the correct answer. How long g‡b ivL‡eb: imperative evK¨-Please/ Kindly/ did you wait? [10th BCS I Ab¨vb¨] Ans:b Don’t/Never/ Let/Main verb Øviv ïiæ nq| A Till lunch time B Until 6 o’clock ev‡K¨ Subject _v‡K bv Z‡e ev‡K¨i †k‡l full stop C Till he came D Since this morning (.) _v‡K| GB evK¨wU main verb “stand” Øviv e¨vL¨v: How long Øviv DËi wn‡m‡e mgq PvIqv ïiæ n‡q‡Q †hLv‡b subject bvB| Z‡e †k‡l full n‡q‡Q| weavq Nwoi mgq 6 o’clock †bIqv n‡q‡Q| stop Av‡Q weavq GwU imperative evK¨- GB Aa¨v‡qi we¯ÍvwiZ Av‡jvPbv Topic-1: Sentence Kv‡K e‡j? Gi g~j Ask KqwU? D`vniYmn e¨vL¨v Ki| িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন Sentence: evK¨ n‡jv GK/GK¸”Q kã hv cwic~Y© g‡bi fve/A_© cKÖ vk K‡i| Bs‡iwR‡Z ejv hvq, A sentence is a word or a group of words that makes or expresses a complete sense, thought, feeling or clear meaning. (evK¨ n‡”Q GK/GK¸”Q kã hv cwicY~ © g‡bi fve, wPšvÍ , Abfy wz Z A_ev ¯úó A_© cKÖ vk K‡i) †hgb: He is a good student. (‡m fvj QvÎ) Bs‡iwR‡Z ejv nq- A sentence must have two essential parts; a. Subject; b. Finite verb; Sentence: He is a good student. Subject Predicate GLv‡b- Subject: ‘He’ Finite verb: ‘is’ He is a good student. Predicate: ‘is a good student.’ Finite verb Extension Extension: ‘a good student.’ 1. A sentence is a -----. [¯i^ vó gšY¿ vj‡qi cÖmvkwbK 2. A sentence must have a ---. (GKwU ev‡K¨i KgK© Zv© -06, mnKvix cwievi cwiKíbv KgK© Zv©-16] Aek¨B --- _v‡K) [Zzjv Dbœqb KgK© Z©v 97, ivtwet 05-06] A group of words A group of words B description An:d B group of words that makes a complete sense C statement D subject and finite verb C collection of words D part of paragraph Ans:b Expert- Job English Page no. ~ 414 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
3. A sentence is a group of words that g‡b ivLby : GKwU evK¨ n‡”Q GK¸”Q kã hv cwic~Yf© v‡e sense, thought, feeling or expresses a complete -----. [Z_¨ gšY¿ vj‡qi Aax‡b meaning cKÖ vk K‡i| †Uwjwfkb cÖ‡KŠkjx †MWÖ -2)-04, wc,Gm,wm-98, BB-01] A thought (g‡bi fve) B paragraph C predicate D fragment Ans:a Topic-2: Subject Ges Predicate ej‡Z wK eySvq? D`vniYmn e¨vL¨v Ki| িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন Subject (ev‡K¨i KZ©v): ev‡K¨ †h e¨w³, e¯‘ ev welq wb‡q ejv ev wjLv nq ZvB subject| †hgb: He is a good student. GB ev‡K¨ Subject (He); evK¨ wjLvi mgq mvaviYZ subject _v‡K cÖ_‡g| we‡kl `ªóe¨: mvaviYZ Subject Qvov evK¨ MVb nq bv, ZvB Subject †K ev‡K¨i Agent/ g~j KZ©v ejv nq| Avevi GKwU ev‡K¨i Subject/KZ©v nIqvi †hvM¨Zv iv‡L ïay Noun/Pronoun| Predicate (D‡Ïk¨/we‡aq): Subject mg‡Ü hv ejv nq ZvB predicate| †hgb: He is a good student. GB ev‡K¨ predicate- (is a good student.) Advanced Learning: †`Lby predicate Gi Avevi 2wU Ask; a. finite verb (is) b. extension (a good student.) G‡`i g‡a¨ finite verb-B n‡”Q gjy Ask KviY GKwU ev‡K¨ extension bv _vK‡jI nq wKš‘ finite verb Qvov evK¨ n‡Z cv‡i bv| mZy ivs GKwU ev‡K¨ `ywU Ask _vKv Riæwi (2 wU essential part) Zv n‡jv: a. Subject; b. Finite verb; 4. The predicate of a sentence is --. [Rtwet 06-07] A The object comes first [ivtwet AvBb 03-04] A a verb B The predicate comes first B a person about whom something is said C The subject comes first C what is said about subject D The person comes first Ans:c D which determines the subjects Ans:c Tips: mvaviYZ assertive evK¨ †jLvi mgq c_Ö ‡g 5. When we write sentence, ------. Subject e‡m Ges c‡i verb e‡m; ZvB mwVK DËi-c| Topic-3: Function/Meaning Abhy vqx Sentence KZ cÖKvi? ms‡ÿ‡c †Pbvi Dcvq I MVb wjLyb| Function/Meaning Abyhvqx Sentence 5 cKÖ vi: G¸‡jv †Pbvi Dcvq I MVb ms‡ÿ‡c wb‡P †`Lby - Sl Sentence evK¨ †Pbvi mnR Dcvq/ Structure(MVb) 1 Assertive ev‡K¨i ïiæ‡Z Subject _v‡K Ges †k‡l full stop (.) _v‡K (wee„wZgj~ K) a. Sub +verb + object/complement.... + (.) 2 Interrogative ev‡K¨ Subject Gi Av‡M Auxiliary verb Ges ev‡K¨i †k‡l inter. sign (?) _v‡K a. Aux. verb+ sub+ main verb + object/ complement.…..? (ckÖ mœ P~ K) b. W/H question + Aux. verb +sub.+ main verb + object/complement...? ev‡K¨ Subject _v‡K bv Main verb Øviv ïiæ Ges †k‡l full stop (.) _v‡K (evK¨wU Imperative Please/ Kindly/ Don’t/ Never/ Let/ Always+ Main verb ØvivI ïiæ n‡Z cv‡i) 3 (Av‡`k- a. Main verb/Let + object/complement.….. + (.) Dc‡`kgj~ K) b. Don’t/Never + main verb + object/complement….. + (.) c. Please/Kindly + main verb + object/complement…... + (.) 4 Optative ev‡K¨i ïiæ‡Z May _v‡K a. May+ assertive sentence + (.) a. Av‡eMm~PK word + assertive sentence+(!) 5 Exclamatory ev‡K¨ exclamatory sign (!) b. What/how/If…+ assertive sentence+(!) (we¯§qm~PK) _v‡K Expert- Job English Page no. ~ 415 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
6. Identify the imperative sentence. A Simple sentence [27th BCS, cÖv_wgK wkÿv Awa`߇ii mnKvix Bb÷ªv±i-12] B Optative sentence a) I shall go to college. C Assertive sentence b) Matin is singing a song. D Imperative sentence Ans:d c) Stand up. Ans:c 8. The boy has a book. The sentence is --? d) It has been raining since morning. [cywjk mnKvix ivmvqwbK cixÿK-02, ivtwet 05-06] g‡b ivL‡eb: imperative evK¨-Please/ Kindly/ a) assertive b) interrogative Don’t/Never/ Let/Main verb Øviv ïiæ nq| c) imperative d) optative Ans:a ev‡K¨ Subject _v‡K bv Z‡e ev‡K¨i †k‡l full Clue: ev‡K¨i ïiæ‡Z Subject (the boy) Ges †k‡l stop (.) _v‡K| GB evK¨wU main verb “stand” full stop (.) Av‡Q weavq evK¨wU Assertive evK¨; Øviv ïiæ n‡q‡Q †hLv‡b subject bvB| Z‡e †k‡l 9. ‘Come with me’ This is an--- [wewfbœ gšY¿ vj‡qi/ wefv‡Mi/ Awa`߇ii ckÖ vmwbK KgK© Z©v (gwy ³‡hv×v) 18] full stop Av‡Q weavq GwU imperative evK¨- A imperative sentence 7. “Go there at once.” is a/an-. (Gÿwb †mLv‡b B interrogative sentence hvI) [evsjv‡`k †gwib GKv‡Wgx (52 e¨vP) 15-16, RbmsL¨v I cwievi C assertive sentence Kj¨vY Kg©KZv© -09] D exclamatory sentence Ans:a Topic-4: Assertive Sentence Kv‡K e‡j? D`vniYmn e¨vL¨v Kiæb| িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন Assertive Sentence (wee„wZg~jK evK¨): †h sentence GKwU mvaviY wee„wZ/eYb© v †`q Zv‡K assertive sentence e‡j| ZvB Bs‡iwR‡Z ejv hvq- An assertive sentence means a simple statement (weew„ Z/ eY©bv). GB evK¨ †Pbvi mnR Dcvq: Giƒc ev‡K¨i ïiæ‡Z Subject Ges †k‡l full stop (.) _v‡K| MVb: Subject + Main Verb+ object/complement+ extension+ (.) ‡hgb: We had four brothers. -She was very talkative. Advanced Learning: KL‡bv KL‡bv Assertive ev‡K¨I verb Øviv ïiæ n‡Z cv‡i ZLb sub. wn‡m‡e I/We Dn¨ _v‡K| †hgb: Thank you. Speaking G e¨eüZ Sub Grammar Abhy vqx e¨eüZ Speaking G Sub Grammar G Sub. e¨ZxZ Assertive evK¨ Subject mn Assertive evK¨ e¨ZxZ Assertive evK¨ mn Assertive evK¨- Hope, you are well. I/We hope you are well. Welcome (you). I/We welcome you. Wish your success. I/We wish your success. Thank you. I/We thank you. 10. Which of the following is an assertive 12. “I could not help laughing” is an sentence? [Medical-09-10] A I feel a little humiliated. example of- [Ktz wet (B) 14-15] B She was very talkative. Ans:a,b,c,d A Assertive sentence C They are quite mistaken. B Optative sentence D Time passes very fast. C Imperative sentence 11. An assertive sentence means- D Complex sentence Ans:a A We affirm what is said [Btwet (C) 05-06] B a negative form Ans:c Our Youtube Channel: hy³ n‡Z wKK¬ Kiæb C a simple statement https://www.youtube.com/c/ExpertEnglishA D comment or order Expert- Job English Page no. ~ 416 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
Topic-5: Interrogative Sentence ‡Pbvi Dcvq Kx? G‡ÿ‡Î WH Word KqwU Ges Kx Kx? িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন Interrogative Sentence(ckÖ mœ ~PK evK¨): †h evK¨ cÖk‡œ evaK A_© †`q Zv‡K interrogative sentence e‡j| ‡hgb: Does he go there? ‡m wK †mLv‡b hvq? †Pbvi Dcvq-1: Giƒc ev‡K¨ Subject Gi Av‡M Auxiliary verb Ges ev‡K¨i †k‡l interrogative sign (?) _v‡K| ‡hgb: Will you go to the park? -Had I a pen? ‡Pbvi Dcvq-2: †Kvb ev‡K¨ WH word e¨envi K‡i interrogative ev‡K¨ nq| Giƒc ev‡K¨i MVb- WH word + Aux. verb + Sub.+ …. + (?) ‡hgb: Whom do you want? WH word: Bs‡iwR‡Z WH word †gvU 09 wU| h_v: who-‡K/Kviv; whom-Kv‡K/Kv‡`i‡K; whose- Kvi/Kv‡`i; which-‡KvbwU/ †Kvb¸‡jv; what-wK/ wK‡m; how-KZ/ †Kgb/ wKfv‡e; where-‡Kv_vq; when-KLb/ †Kvb mgq; why-‡Kb/ wK Rb¨--| Advanced Learning: Gme WH Word ¸‡jv Relative pronoun/ conjunction/Adverb wn‡m‡eI KvR K‡i| ZLb G‡`i A_© n‡e Giƒc: (who-‡h/hviv; whom-hv‡K/hv‡`i‡K; whose-hvi/hv‡`i; which- ‡hwU/‡h¸‡jv; what-hv/hvnv; where †h_vq; when-hLb, †h mgq; why-‡Kb/ †h Rb¨; how-hZ/ ‡hgb/ ‡hfv‡e) 13. Which one is an interrogative sentence? 15. Which of the following sentence is [cÖevmx Kj¨vY I ˆe‡`wkK Kgm© s¯’vb gšY¿ vjq Rbkw³, Kgm© s¯v’ b I correct? (wb‡Pi †KvbwU mwVK evK¨) [ivtwet (E2) 17-18] cwÖ kÿb ey¨‡ivi BÝUvª ±i (wUwUwm)-18, kÖg I Kgm© s¯’vb gš¿Yvj‡qi mnKvix A Why did you done this? caÖ vb cwi`©kK-09] A He reads a book. B Why you had done this? B Does he read a book? C Why you have done this? C He has read a book. D Why have you done this? Ans:d D He will read a book. Ans:b mZK©Zv: Ackb a fzj KviY did w`‡j done bv n‡q 14. Choose the correct interrogative. (Zzwg do nq| b, c fzj KviY had Ges have G¸‡jv cv‡K© hv‡e wK?) [Rtwet 05-06] cÖk‡œ evaK ev‡K¨ sub Gi Av‡M emv‡Z nq| ZvB A Will you go to the park? mwVK DËi d; B You will go to the park? 16. Where --- Saran live? [wmwKDwiwU G·‡PÄ Kwg. (Awdm mnv.) 27 C Will go you to the park? AvM÷ 21] D Go will you to the park? Ans:a A are B is C do D does ans:d ‡Pbvi Dcvq-3: WH word Gi mv‡_ wewfbœ complement (A_© m¤úbœKvix AwZwi³ kã) em‡Z cv‡i; †hgb: Which/What Gi mv‡_ noun complement wn‡m‡e wewfbœ Noun †hgb: Which book/ What book, What time, Which color, Which pen BZ¨vw` Ges How Gi mv‡_ adjective complement wn‡m‡e wewfbœ Adjective †hgb: how old, how long, how far, how much, how often BZ¨vw` em‡Z cv‡i| Giƒc ev‡K¨i MVb: WH word + complement + Aux. Verb + Sub.+ …. + (?) Example: How old is Anis? What time is the news on TV? Which book are you reading? 17. --- to Barishal by bus yesterday? [GB wbqg 18. How --- renew a passport? [wegvb evsjv‡`k †_‡KB Kgb: Xvtwet (D) 19-20] Ans:d GqvijvBÝ wj. MÖvDÛ mvwfm© A¨vwmm‡U›U - 18] A did Jashim went B Had Jashim go A often do you have to C Was Jashim go D Did Jashim go B do often you do have Avmj MVb: did + subject + V1 // had + C you often do have to D you do have to often Ans:a subject + V3,// was + subject + V+ing nq Expert- Job English Page no. ~ 417 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
19. ----- exercise? (Zzwg KZevi e¨vqvg/ Abykxjb Ki?) 22. What time ---? Complete the sentence. [mnKvwi _vbv/Dc‡Rjv wkÿv Kg©KZv-© 15] Ans:c [Z_¨ gš¿Yv. Aaxb wewUwe-Gi mnKvix c‡Ö KŠkjx (wmwfj) -2017] A How often you B How often you do A the train leaves C How often do you D How often are B leaves the train 20. Choose the correct interrogative. (Avwb‡mi C is the train leaving eqm KZ?) [Ptwet(wW) 03-04] D does the train leave Ans:d A How old is Anis? e¨vL¨v: ‘leave’ verb Gi continuous tense nq B What is the age of Anis? bv weavq c fzj| C How the age of Anis is? 23. What time --- the night coach ---? [Kztwet D How many years Anis is? Ans:a 2018-19 BDwbU we] Ans:a g‡b ivLv Riæwi: Kv‡iv eqm Rvbvi †ÿ‡Î- How + A will/arrive B does/ will arrive adj. complement (old) + be verb (am/ is/ C does/arrives D will/ will arrive are/ was/ were) + subject + …..……. (?) Hints: GLv‡b the night coach n‡”Q subject; ‡hgb: How old is Anis? 21. ‘What is your name?’ This is an --- option-b;c;d; fjz KviY does-will; does- arrives; will/ will G¸‡jv GK‡Î GKev‡K¨ em‡Z sentence. [wkÿv gšY¿ vj‡qi Aax‡b KvwiMwiK wkÿv Awa`߇ii cv‡i bv| Rwy bqi BÝUª&v±i (B‡jKUwª b·, cvIqvi, Kw¤úDUvi) - 18] 24. The sentence, “How far is the train A interrogative B imperative station?” is a/an- [wewfbœ gš¿Yvj‡qi mnKvix ‡cÖvMvÖ gvi-17] C optative D assertive Ans:a A interrogative B imperative C exclamatory D none of these Ans:a Topic-6: Imperative Sentence ‡Pbvi Dcvq, Gi 4wU MVb I D`vniY wjLyb| িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন Imperative Sentence(Av‡`k-Ab‡y iva g~jK evK¨): A sentence that expresses command, forbid, request and advice is called imperative sentence. (‡h Sentence Av‡`k, wb‡la, Ab‡y iva, AbygwZ BZ¨vw` †evSvq Zv‡K imperative sentence e‡j) Giƒc Imperative ev‡K¨ Sub “You” Dn¨ _v‡K| †Pbvi Dcvq: Imperative ev‡K¨ Subject _v‡K bv ZvB evK¨wU mivmwi Main verb/ Let/ Don’t/ Never/ Please/ Kindly/ Always BZ¨vw` Øviv ïiƒ nq Ges ev‡K¨i †k‡l full stop (.) _v‡K| MVbmg~n D`vniY: a. Main verb/Let + object …………….… + (.) Open at page 50. b. Don’t/Never + Main verb + object........ + (.) Don’t/Never tell a lie. c. Please/kindly+ Main verb+ object…….+ (.) Please/Kindly give me a pen. d. Always + Main verb+ object…………...+ (.) Always respect your parents. 25. A sentence that expresses command, 26. “Please bring me a cup of tea” What forbids, request and advice is called ---- kind of sentence is this? [AvenvIqv Awa`߇ii Aaxb sentence. [Z_¨ gšY¿ vj‡qi Aax‡b mnKvix cwiPvjK-04] mnKvix AvenvIqvwe`-00,cvÖ K-cvÖ _wgK mnt wkt wbt cwiÿv-15] A an interrogative B an imperative A Assertive B Optative C an affirmative D none Ans:b C Exclamatory D Imperative Ans:d Expert- Job English Page no. ~ 418 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
27. What type of sentence “Pay tribute to 30. Which is imperative sentence? [MY‡hvMv‡hvM the memory of a national hero” is? Awa`߇ii mnKvix Z_¨ Awdmvi-13, BRTAÕi †gvUihvb cwi`k©K-17] RvwZi weL¨vZ e¨w³i ¯i^ ‡Y k×Ö v wb‡e`b Ki| A Where do you live? (tribute-1. k×v Kiv/ 2. ivR¯^ Av`vq Kiv) B What a match! a) Assertive b) Optative [ivtwet 08-09] C Nothing will make him repent. c) Exclamatory d) Imperative Ans:d D Open the door. Ans:d ‡Pbvi Dcvq: evK¨wU pay bvgK gj~ verb Øviv ïiæ 31. Which is an imperative sentence? [cjøx n‡q‡Q weavq GwU imperative evK¨| mÂq e¨vsK (K¨vk Awdmvi)-18, ivtwet (e¨e¯’vcbv) 04-05] 28. Which one is an imperative sentence? A Do it at once. [`by xw© Z `gb ey¨‡ivi cwi`k©K-03, ivtwet (F-A-weÁvb) 16-17] B You read it attentively. A How beautiful the flower is! C I wish our success in life. B Be quiet and listen to my words. D Does he go to school? Ans:a C Do you go to the club? 32. Which one is an imperative sentence? D I go to school everyday. Ans:b [cÖwZiÿv gš¿Yvj‡qi Dc-mnKvix cwiPvjK-16] 29. Which one is the imperative sentence? A Do not go near the pond. [_vbv wkÿv Awdmvi-10] B Never tell a lie. A She is dancing. B I shall go. Ans:c C He is poor but honest. C Sit down. D You will sit here. D Unless you try hard, you will fail. Ans:b Topic-7: Optative Sentence Gi 3wU MVb I D`vniY wjLyb| িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন Optative Sentence (B”Qv/cvÖ _©bv g~jK evK¨): ev‡K¨ B”Qv/ cÖv_b© v †evSv‡j evK¨wU Optative sentence nq| †Pbvi Dcvq: ev‡K¨i ïiæ‡Z mvaviYZ May/ Long live/ Would that/ Had/ I wish _v‡K Ges †k‡l full stop (.) _v‡K| MVbmg~n: D`vniY: a. May+ Subject+ verb---------------+ full Stop (.) May Allah bless you. b. Long live+ Subject-----------------+ full Stop(.) Long live our country. c. Would that (hw`)+ Subject+ verb---+ full Stop(.) Would that we were a child again. d. Had+ subject+ verb-----------------+ full Stop(.) Had I had a car. (hw` Avgvi GKUv Mvwo _vwKZ) e. I wish+ I were+----------------------+ full Stop(.) I wish I were a bird.(hw` Avwg cvwL nZvg) 33. An optative sentence- [NSI-Gi mvuU gy`vª ÿwiK Kvg- 35. ‘May Allah/God help you.’ -What kind A Asks question Kw¤úDUvi Acv‡iUi-17] of sentence is this? [¯v^ ¯¨’ gšY¿ vj‡qi DcmnKvix cÖ‡KŠkjx B Expresses prayer or desire (wmwfj)-16, mgvR‡mev Awa`߇ii BDwbqb mgvRKgx-© 16] C Expresses joys, sorrow etc. A Assertive B Negative D Expresses sudden feeling Ans:b C Optative D Exclamatory Ans:c 34. ‘May Allah help you.’ What kind of 36. Which one is an optative sentence? sentence is this? [11th BCS, ivtwet (AvBb) 03-04, [ewnivMgb I cvm‡cvU© Awa`߇ii mnKvix cwiPvjK-11] BRDB’i mnKvix cjxø Dbœqb Kg©KZv©-13, cjøx Dbqœ b †ev‡Wi© mn: A You should take care of your health. Gb‡dvm‡© g›U †Kv-AwW‡© bUi-17] B I hope you will be able to get over your A Assertive B Optative tensions. C Imperative D Exclamatory Ans:b C May God speeds up your recovery. Our Facebook Page: hy³ n‡Z wK¬K Kiæb| D It’s better to pay attention to your https://www.facebook.com/expertalim/ daughter’s education. Ans:c Expert- Job English Page no. ~ 419 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
Topic-8: Exclamatory Sentence Kv‡K e‡j Ges Giƒc ev‡K¨ e¨eüZ Word ¸‡jv wK wK? Exclamatory Sentence (Av‡eMmP~ K evK¨): Av‡eM I Abyfw~ Z cKÖ vkK evK¨‡K Exclamatory sentence e‡j| †Pbvi Dcvq: ev‡K¨ note of exclamation/ Av‡eMm~PK sign (!) _v‡K| A_ev- ev‡K¨ wewfbœ Av‡eMmP~ K িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন kã- Alas! Oh! Bravo! Hurrah! Ah! Tut! Tut! BZ¨vw` _v‡K| MVbmgn~ : D`vniY: a. Av‡eMm~PK word+ (!) + Assertive evK¨; Hurrah! We have won the game. b. What/how/if....+ Assertive evK¨+ (!) If I knew this before! c. How+ adjective+ subject+ verb (!) How beautiful the girl is! d. What a/an + adjective+ subject+ verb (!) What a nice baby it is! e. What a/an + noun (!) -What a shame! (wK j¾vi K_v!) -What an idea!(wK PgrKvi eyw×!) -What a great victory!(wK gnv weRq!) ‡bvU: Exclamatory ev‡K¨i AviI Ab¨vb¨ MVb n‡Z cv‡i| Drmt Applied English Grammar and composition- PC Das 37. The sentence, ‘What a delicious meal!’ 39. How fine a flower it is! It is an- [cwievi is a/an- [cwimsL¨vb I Z_¨ e¨e¯’vcbv Awa. cwimsL¨vb Kg©KZv© 17] cwiKíbv Awa`߇i wb‡qvM cixÿv-14] 38. What type of sentence is “If I knew this 40. Hurrah! We have won the match. What before!”(hw` Avwg GUv Av‡M RvbZvg) [cÖv_wgK we`¨vjq kind of sentence is this? [gvtfvtwetcÖtwet (A) 16-17] mnKvix wkÿK-00ivtwet 04-05] A Assertive B Imperative A assertive B optative C Optative D Exclamatory Ans:d C imperative D exclamatory Ans:d Our Youtube Channel: hy³ n‡Z wK¬K Kiæb https://www.youtube.com/c/ExpertEnglishA ===0000=== Interchange of Functional Sentences- ♦ Aa¨vqwfwËK Question Analysis Ges Suggestion cixÿvmgn~ cÖkœ msL¨v +- ‡h cwiÿvi ‡h Topic ¸‡jv ‡ewk co‡Z n‡e- BCS Preliminary ‡Z cÖkœ Av‡m bvB No need All Bank Job Exams 3wU+- 2, 3, 5, 7, 8 Primary Job Exams 5wU+- 1, 2, 4, 6, 7 PSC & Other Jobs 26wU+- All GB Aa¨v‡q Av‡jvwPZ welqmg~n GB Aa¨v‡qi gj~ K_v: cuvP cKÖ v‡ii evK¨¸‡jv (Assertive- Interrogative- Imperative- Optative- Exclamatory) GKwU n‡Z Ab¨wU‡Z cwieZb© Kivi wbqg‡K ejv nq interchange/conversion of functional sentences e‡j| ‡hgb: He eats rice. GB assertive evK¨‡K hw` interrogative AvKv‡i wjLv nq- Does he eat rice? Avmyb Gevi we¯vÍ wiZ Av‡jvPbv Kiv hvK- Expert- Job English Page no. ~ 420 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
Topic-1: Assertive ⇔ Affirmative Interrogative ev‡K¨ cwieZ©b Kivi wbqg wjLyb| Assertive ⇔ Affirmative Interrogative: mKj Assertive evK¨‡K interrogative ev‡K¨ iƒcvšiÍ Ki‡Z n‡j mvaviY wbqg n‡”Q- ev‡K¨ Subject Gi Av‡M Aux. verb Avb‡Z nq| Auxiliary verb bv _vK‡j িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন tense Abmy v‡i do/does/ did e‡m| ev‡K¨ subject Gi Av‡M ev c‡i not e‡m bv| ev‡K¨i †k‡l (?) w`‡Z nq| Assertive sentence G ⇔ ⇔Affirmative Interrogative sentence G Aux. verb bv _vK‡j tense Abymv‡i do/does/did MVb: Do/Does/Did+ sub.+ main verb..….(?) e‡m- Asser.: He married to the beautiful girl. Interr.: Did he marry to the beautiful girl? Aux. verb _vK‡j H verb wUB sub. Gi Av‡M e‡m| MVb: Aux. verb+ subject + main verb+ --- (?) Asser.: Bijoy is playing football. Interr.: Is Bijoy playing football? Assertive ev‡K¨ be/have verb ¸‡jv wb‡Riv main MVb: Be /Have verb + sub.+ --(?) verb AvKv‡i _vK‡j- D³ verb wUB sub. Gi Av‡M Interr.: Is he a student? e‡m| Asser.: He is a student. 1. Choose the correct sentence- [evsjv‡`k †Uwjwfkb 5. Choose the interrogative form of “He A Did they wrote books? Gi c‡Ö hvRK-06] married to the beautiful girl.” [Btwet (C) 04-05] B Did they write books? A Was he married to the beautiful girl? C Did they writing dooks? B Did he married to the beautiful girl? D Did they have written books? Ans:b C Did he marry to the beautiful girl? Ans:c 2. The interrogative of; ‘Everyone hates D Had he married to the beautiful girl? acid-throwing' [GB wbqg †_‡K Kgb: Xvtwet (B) 19-20] 6. The stranger left the village A Do anyone like acid-throwing? (Interrogative) [cvtwetctÖ wet (B) 13-14] B Is there anyone who can hate acid- A Did the stranger left the village? Ans:b throwing? B Did the stranger leave the village? C Who does accept acid-throwing? C Does the stranger leave the village? D Does anyone like acid-throwing? Ans:d D The stranger did leave the village? 3. Did he see anyone in the room? 7. He did it. (Make it Interrogative) (Assertive) [11g wkÿK wbeÜb-14] A Did he do it? [Btwet (D) 15-16] A He saw no one in the room. B Did he not did it? B He did not see someone in the room. C Could I not do it? C He saw anyone in the room. D Must I not do it? Ans:a D He saw someone in the room. Ans:a 8. Which one is correct? [ivtwet 04-05] 4. This is the man who killed the A Did you saw anybody wait at the door? albatross. (Make it interrogative) [ivtwet 05-06] B Did you saw anybody to wait at the door? A This is not the man who killed the albatross? C Did you seen anybody waiting at the door? B Was not the man who killed the albatross? D Did you see anybody waiting at the (albatross-eo mv`v-Kv‡jv mvgwy `ªK cÖvYx) door? Ans:d C Is this the man who killed the albatross? D Is the man not killed the albatross? Ans:c Expert- Job English Page no. ~ 421 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
Topic-2: Assertive ⇔ Negative Interrogative evK¨ ˆZixi K‡qKwU wbqg wjLyb| িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন Assertive ⇔ Negative Interrogative: Assertive sentence ‡_‡K Auxiliary verb wU subject Gi c~‡e© e‡m| Auxiliary verb bv _vK‡j tense Abmy v‡i do/does/ did e‡m| ev‡K¨ subject Gi Av‡M ev c‡i not e‡m| ev‡K¨i †k‡l cÖkœ‡evaK wPý e‡m| Not emv‡bvi mZKZ© v: Interrogative sentence G Noun (Subject) Gi c‡~ e© Ges Pronoun (Subject) Gi c‡i not e‡m| wKš‘ mswÿß iƒc †hgbt Ain’t, Isn’t, Haven’t, Hasn’t, Can’t, Don’t, Doesn’t, Didn’t, etc. n‡j not kãwU Noun/ Pronoun Df‡qi c~‡e©B e‡m| we‡kl mZK©Zv: cÖ‡kœ ïay interrogative PvB‡j, Ack‡b n¨vu/ bv‡evaK 2UvB _vK‡j negative wU cvÖ avb¨ w`‡Z n‡e| 9. He has a cup tea everyday. 11. I had a nice dream last night. (Interrogative) [9g wkÿK wbeÜb-13] (Interrogative) [8g wkÿK wbeÜb-12] a) Doesn’t he have a cup of tea everyday? A Didn’t I had a nice dream last night? b) Doesn’t he has a cup of tea everyday? c) Has he not have a cup of tea everyday? B Did I not have a nice dream last night? d) Hasn’t he has cup of tea everyday? Ans:a C Had not I have a nice dream? 10. “He is a great scholar.” (Interrogative) D Had I have a nice dream last night?Ans:b [mnKvix cwievi cwiKíbv KgK© Zv-© 12] 12. Which one is a negative interrogative A Is he a great scholar? sentence? [ivtwet (E3) 17-18] B Is he not a great scholar? A Had they not work? C Is he a big scholar? B Do they not work? D Is not he a great scholar?Ans:b [bv _vK‡j a] C Do not he work? D Could he not worked? Ans:b Topic-3: All/Everybody/Everyone hy³ Assertive ⇔ Negative Interrogative Kivi wbqg- All/ Everybody/ Everyone hy³ evK¨: Assertive G Subject (All/ Everybody/ Everyone) + verb -- _v‡K, Negative Interrogative Kivi mgq Who + tense Abmy v‡i Auxi. + not + main verb ‡_‡K evKx Ask + (?) e‡m| †hgb: Everyone likes a rose. Who does not like a rose? 13. Everybody knows this. (Interrogative) B Who do not love flower. (Bnv c‡Ö Z¨‡K Rv‡b) [wkÿK wbeÜb (¯‹jz /mgchv© q)-11] C Who did not love flower? A Does anybody know this? D Do all love flower? Ans:a B Who does not know this? Clue: evK¨wU present indefinite ZvB Who + C Who do not know this? doesn’t + verb Gi c‡ii Ask + (?) Gfv‡e D Do anybody know this? Ans:b DËi| we‡kl jÿYxq: ev‡K¨i subject wn‡m‡e “Who” 3rd 15. Everybody hates a liar. (Interrogative) person singular weavq who Gi ci do bv e‡m [12Zg wkÿK wbeÜb (¯‹jz /mgch©vq-2)-15] does e‡m, ZvB DËi e bv n‡q mwVK DËi n‡e- b| A Who hates a liar? 14. All love flowers. (Interrogative) (mevB dzj B Do you hate a liar? fvjev‡m) [15Zg wkÿK wbeÜb (¯‹zj/gmchv©q)-18, wkÿK wbeÜb C Who does not hates a liar? (¯‹zj/ mgch©vq-2)-14/ 19] D Who does not hate a liar? Ans:d A Who does not love flowers? Expert- Job English Page no. ~ 422 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
Topic-4: No One/Nobody/None h³y Assertive ⇔ Negative Interrogative Kivi wbqg- িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন No One/Nobody/None h³y evK¨: Assertive sentence G No One/ Nobody/ None + verb ------ _vK‡j, Negative Interrogative Ki‡Z n‡j G‡`i cwie‡Z© ïay who + verb ‡_‡K evKx Ask + (?) e‡m| A_ev auxiliary verb +anyone/ anybody + verb ‡_‡K evKx Ask + (?) e‡m| †hgb: Assertive: None can do this. Negative Interr.: Who can do this? Can anyone do this? 16. “None can do this.” Gi interrogative form 17. The interrogative form of “No one can put up with such conduct” is- [Ptwet (D) 08-09] wK n‡e? [cwÖ Ziÿv gš¿Yv. wgwjUvwi BwÄ. mvwf‡© m‡mi †÷vig¨vb 2018, A Can one stomach this conduct? Ans:d [Ptwet (G) 11-12] B Is it impossible to put up with the conduct? A Can none do this? C Can one put up with such conduct? D Can anyone put up with such conduct? B Can anyone do this? C Who cannot do this? D Who can do this? Ans: d ,Ges b Topic-5: Never, nothing, every+ noun h³y Assertive ⇔ Interrogative Kivi wbqg- Assertive Interrogative Sub + aux + Never + main verb----. Aux + Sub + Ever = main verb ‡hgb: Their glory can never fade. ‡hgb: When Can their glory ever fade? Nothing h³y Assertive evK¨‡K Anything Øviv Interrogative Kiv nq ‡hgb: Friendship is nothing but a name. ‡hgb: Is friendship anything but a name? Every + noun + verb---. Is there any + noun + who + aux + not----? ‡hgb: Every man hates war. ‡hgb: Is there any man who doesn’t hate war? 18. ‘Can their glory ever fade?’ (Assertive) 20. Their glory can never fade. (Interrogative) [Lytwet (BBA) 15-16] [Ptwet (F) 09-10] A When can their glory fade? B When their glory fade? A Fading glory of them. C When their glory will be fading? D When their glory would fade? Ans:a B Their glory can never fade. 21. ‘Every man hates war.’ (Make it C Glory always fade. Interrogative) [miKvix gva¨wgK mnKvix wkÿK-09] A Is there any man who doesn’t hate war? D What a glory! Ans:b B Is there any men who doesn’t hate war? 19. Friendship is nothing but a name. C Are there men who doesn’t hate war? Ans:a (Interrogative) [14Zg wkÿK wbeÜb I cÖZ¨qb cixÿv D Are there any man who doesn’t hate war? [¯‹zj/mgchvq© -2] -17] A What is friendship anything but a name? B Is friendship anything but a name? C What is nothing but a name? D Why is friendship a name? Ans:b Topic-6: Assertive ⇔ Imperative/Optative evK¨ ˆZixi wbqg I D`vniY wjLyb| Assertive ⇔ Imperative: 1. Assertive ev‡K¨ should _vK‡j let Øviv imperative evK¨ Ki‡Z nq; 2. May Øviv ïiæ Optative evK¨‡K subject + wish-- could+ v1 Øviv assertive Ki‡Z n‡e; Expert- Job English Page no. ~ 423 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
22. We should love our country. (Imperative) A I wish our cricket team to win the [14Zg wkÿK wbeÜb I cÖZ¨qb cixÿv [¯‹zj/mgchv©q-2] -17] ‘World Cup’ A Love our country. B I wish that our cricket team to wins the B Let us love our country. ‘World Cup’ C We may not hate our country. C I wish our cricket team could win the D Should love our country? Ans:b ‘World Cup’ 23. “May our cricket team win the ‘World D I wish our cricket team can win the Cup’; Change into an assertive ‘World Cup’ Ans:c sentence. [Xvtwet (B) 17-18] Topic-7: Assertive ⇔ Exclamatory ev‡K¨ cwieZ‡© bi wbqg I D`vniY wjLby | িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন Assertive ⇔ Exclamatory: Assertive ev‡K¨ adjective/adv. _vK‡j how+ adj/adv Øviv Avi adj/adv+ noun _vK‡j what+ adj/adv + noun Øviv exclamatory Ki‡Z nq| Assertive ev‡K¨i very, most, indeed BZ¨vw` exclamatory evK¨ †_‡K D‡V hvq GKBfv‡e Exclamatory ‡_‡K assertive Kivi mgq c‡Ö qvRb Abyhvqx GB k㸇jv Avb‡Z n‡e| Avevi Assertive ev‡K¨ I wish Gi cwie‡Z© If /Would that e‡m| Assertive MVb ⇔ ⇔Exclamatory MVb Subject+ verb+ adverb + adjective/Adverb How+ Adj./Adverb + subject+ verb ----- (!) The scenery is very charming. How charming the scenery is! Subject+ verb+ article+ adjective+ noun. What+ a/an+ noun+ subject+ verb ----- (!) Subject+ verb+ article+ adverb+ adjective+ What + a/an+ adjective + noun+ subject+ noun ‡hgb: He leads a most unhappy life. verb ---(!) What an unhappy life he leads! I wish + subject + verb ---- . If /Would that + subject + verb---- (!) I wish I had died. I wish I could fly in the sky. If I had died! Would that I could fly in the sky! 24. My hair grows very fast. (Make it C It is a very nice scenery. exclamatory) (Avgvi Pjz Ley `ªæZ ev‡o) [ivtwet 03- D This scenery is very nice. Ans:c 04, ivtwet (I) 16-17, et‡ktgytitwetcÖtwet (D) 17-18] 27. Man is indeed a wonderful creation. A How does my hair grows fast! Make it exclamatory: [kvtwetctÖ wet 07-08] B How fast my hair grows! A How wonderful creation a man indeed! C How is my hair grow fast! B What a wonderful creation a man D How does grow fast my hair! Ans:b indeed is! 25. What an excellent ideal! (Assertive) [15Zg C What a wonderful creation a man is! wkÿK wbeÜb I cZÖ ¨qb cixÿv (¯‹jz mgchv© q-2) - 19] D How creation a man is! Ans:c A It is a very excellent idea. 28. The exclamatory of-“The rose is a very B It is an excellent idea. C It is more excellent idea. nice flower.”- [LytctÖ cÖtwet (wm) 12-13, htwetctÖ wet (C) 12-13] D It is a very good idea. Ans:a A What a nice flower the rose! 26. What a nice scenery it is! (Assertive) [10g B What a nice flower the rose is! wkÿK wbeÜb (¯‹jz /mgch©vq-2)-14] C How a nice flower the rose is! A It is very nice scenery. D How a nice flower the rose! Ans:b B It is a great scenery. =====000==== Expert- Job English Page no. ~ 424 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
Transformation of Affirmative to Negative Sentence ♦ Aa¨vqwfwËK Question Analysis Ges Suggestion cixÿvmg~n ckÖ œ msL¨v +- ‡h cwiÿvi ‡h Topic ¸‡jv ‡ewk co‡Z n‡e- BCS Preliminary ‡Z ckÖ œ Av‡m bvB 3, 4, 7 Go to Index All Bank Job Exams 2wU+- 2, 3, 5, 7 Primary Job Exams 1wU+- 1, 2, 4, 6, 7 PSC & Other Jobs 38wU+- All ============= g~jK_v: cvPu cKÖ v‡ii evK¨¸‡jvi c‡Ö Z¨K cÖKvi ev‡K¨i aiY- 2 cÖKvi h_v: Affirmative & Negative; GB Aa¨vqwU gj~ Z Assertive ev‡K¨i Affirmative & Negative Kivi wbqg wb‡q Av‡jvPbv n‡e| A_© wVK ‡i‡L ev‡K¨‡K Affirmative †_‡K negative Ges Negative †_‡K Affirmative Kivi wbqg‡K ejv nq Transformation of Sentence| Topic-1: Affirmative I Negative ev‡K¨ _v‡K Giƒc 10wU K‡i Symbolic Word wjLby | িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন DËi: Affirmative ev‡K¨ e¨eüZ Symbol/word: only, always, must, have to, every, sometime, a few, a little, many, much BZ¨vw`| Negative ev‡K¨ e¨eüZ Symbol/word: None but, Nothing but, not more than, not less than, never, not, no, few, little, can not but, could not but, too---to--, no sooner---than---, BZ¨vw`| Topic-2: Affirmative evK¨‡K Negative ev‡K¨ iƒcvšiÍ Ki‡Y D`vniYmn 15wU wbqg wjLby | mn‡R g‡b ivL‡Z PvB‡j 1g G mswÿß †UwejwU †`‡L wbb, Zvici we¯vÍ wiZ co–b- Affirmative nB‡Z Negative evK¨ Kivi mswÿß †Uwej- Affirmative-ev‡K¨- Negative-ev‡K¨ 1 Only/Alone Øviv e¨w³ evPK Noun †K Only Gi cwie‡Z© None but e¨eüZ nq Qualify Ki‡j; Only a rogue can act thus. None but a rogue can act thus. Only Øviv e¯‘ evPK Noun †K Qualify Ki‡j- Only Gi cwie‡Z© Nothing but/ no other than e¨eüZ nq- He has only a few books. He has nothing but a few books. Only Øviv eqm/msL¨v evPK Noun †K Qualify Only Gi cwie‡Z© Not more than/ not less than nq; Ki‡j- He is only five. He is not more than five. 2 Everybody, everyone, everything Gi cwie‡Z© Nobody, no one, none, nothing e‡m _vK‡j- Everybody dislikes a liar. (Ges g~j Verb Gi wecixZ Verb e‡m) 3 Every +Noun+ have/has _vK‡j- Nobody likes a liar. Gi cwie‡Z© There is no+ noun + but +verb--- e‡m/ Every mother loves her child. Gi cwie‡Z© There is no+ noun + who/which + does not+ verb--- e‡m-There is no mother but loves her child.; There is no mother who doesn’t love her child. Expert- Job English Page no. ~ 425 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
4 Affirmative-ev‡K¨-Must _vK‡j- Gi cwie‡Z© Cannot but +V1 / Cannot help+ I must do this. (V+ing e‡m); I cannot help doing this. 5 Affirmative-ev‡K¨- always _vK‡j- Gi cwie‡Z© never e‡m He always speaks truth. He never tells a lie. 6 Affirmative-ev‡K¨- Sometimes _vK‡j- Gi cwie‡Z© not always e‡m Sometimes I remember you. Always I don’t forget you. 7 Affirmative-ev‡K¨-have to/ has to/ Gi cwie‡Z© Cannot but +V1 / Cannot need to _vK‡j- help+(V+ing) We have to pray for Allah. We cannot but pray for Allah. 8 Affirmative-ev‡K¨-had to/ needed to Gi cwie‡Z© Could not but +V1 / Could not help+ _vK‡j-Mother had to feed her child. (V+ing); Mother could not but feed her child. 9 Affirmative-ev‡K¨- many _vK‡j- Gi cwie‡Z© a few e‡m Ges evK¨wU negative Ki‡Z nq- The boy has many kites. The boy doesn’t have a few kites. 10 Affirmative-ev‡K¨- a few _vK‡j- Gi cwie‡Z© many e‡m Ges evK¨wU negative Ki‡Z nq- The boy has a few friends. The boy doesn’t have many friends. 11 Affirmative-ev‡K¨- a little _vK‡j- Gi cwie‡Z© much e‡m Ges evK¨wU negative Ki‡Z nq- There is a little water in the glass. There is not much water in the glass. 12 Affirmative-ev‡K¨- much _vK‡j- Gi cwie‡Z© a little e‡m Ges evK¨wU negative Ki‡Z nq- There is much milk in the jog. There is not a little milk in the jog. 13 Affirmative-ev‡K¨-many a _vK‡j- Gi cwie‡Z© a few+ noun plural e‡m Ges evK¨wU He had many a doll. negative Ki‡Z nq-He didn’t have a few dolls. 14 As soon as---- G‡`i cwie‡Z©- Scarcely----when-- No sooner---than+ wØZxq clause e‡m| Hardly---when/before--- _vK‡j- No sooner did the train start than we As soon as the train started, we enjoyed. enjoyed. Gi cwie‡Z© never--------- again. Ki‡Z nq- 15 Request------ time Ask _vK‡j; I requested him for the last time. I never requested him again. 29. Only Rina can do this sum. (Negative) 31. He acted wisely. (Make it Negative) [ivtwet [10g wkÿK wbeÜb(¯‹zj /mgchv© q-2)14, Btwet (G) 17-18] 07-08, 09-10, Btwet 10-11] A Only Rona cannot do this sum. A He could not act wisely. B Rina cannot do this sum. B He did not act wisely. C None but Rina can do this sum. C He did not but act wisely. D Anyone but Rina can do this sum. Ans:c D He did not act foolishly. Ans:d 30. I must go there. (Negative) (Avwg Aek¨B 32. None but one student was absent. †mLv‡b hve [¯‹zj /mgch©vq) wbeÜb I cZÖ ¨qb cix¶v -11] Which is affirmative? [Btwet (c) 12-13, 15-16, 16-17] A I cannot going there. A One student was absent. B I cannot help go there. B One student was always absent. C I cannot but go there. C Only one student was absent. Ans:c D I must not go there. Ans:c D Only one student was always absent. Expert- Job English Page no. ~ 426 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
33. Affirmative sentence ‘He has much 34. Jerry was only four years old. money’- Gi negative sentence ‡KvbwU- [cjxø (Negative) [14Zg wkÿK wbeÜb I cÖZ¨vqb cixÿv Dbœqb I mgevq wefv‡Mi 1wU evwo 1wU Lvgvi cÖK‡í †Rjv mgš^qKvix-2017] A Jerry was not four years old. ¯‹jz /mgchv©q] -2017] B Jerry was not more than four years old. A He do not have much money. C No one but Jerry was four years old. B He does not have much money. D None but Jerry was four years old. Ans:b C He has not much money. g‡b ivL‡ebt Affirmative evK¨ only Øviv msL¨v D He has not a little money. Ans:d Our Facebook Page: hy³ n‡Z wK¬K Kiæb| wb‡`k© Ki‡j negative Kivi mgq not more than https://www.facebook.com/expertalim/ + msL¨vevPK (four years) word e‡m| mZy ivs (b) Ack‡bi evK¨wU mwVK| Gevi avivevwnKfv‡e we¯vÍ wiZ e‡y S e‡y S co–b- Topic-3: Only hy³ Affirm. evK¨‡K Negative Kivi wbqg wK? িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন DËi: Only hy³ Affirmative evK¨‡K Negative Ki‡Z n‡j: Only Øviv e¨w³ evPK Noun †K Qualify Ki‡j- †m‡¶‡Î only Gi cwie‡Z© none but e¨eüZ nq, Only Øviv †Kvb e¯e‘ vPK Noun †K Qualify Ki‡j only Gi cwie‡Z© Nothing but e¨eüZ nq Ges Only Øviv †Kvb msL¨v evPK kã‡K Qualify Ki‡j †m‡¶‡Î only Gi cwie‡Z© not more than/ not less than e¨eüZ nq| 35. A child likes sweets only. The negative B He is nothing though a few books. form of the sentence is- [cvÖ . mn. wkÿK 2018 (¯’wMZ C He has nothing but a few books. 2018) 20 †Rjv, 12 Zg cfÖ vlK wbeÜb 15, ivtwet (H) 17-18] D He does not possess a few books. Ans:c A A child likes none but sweets. B A child likes nothing but sweets. 37. Priyom is only six. (Negative) (wcÖq‡gi eqm C A child likes but sweets. D A child likes not more sweets. Ans:b ïay Qq) [6ô †emiKvix wk¶K wbeÜb I cÖZ¨qb cix¶v -10, 36. He has only a few books. (Zvi ïay AíwKQz eB A Priyom is not six. ivtwet (E) 16-17] Av‡Q) [6ô †emiKvix cÖfvlK wbeÜb I cÖZ¨qb cix¶v-10] B Priyom is not more than six. A He does not but a few books. C Priyom is more six. D Priyom is no less six. Ans:b Topic-4: Every +Noun+ have/has-- hy³ Affirmative evK¨‡K Negative Kivi wbqg wK? DËi Every + Noun+ have/has h³y Affirmative evK¨‡K Negative Ki‡Z n‡j: Every +Noun+ have/has Gi cwie‡Z© there is no ……. without/but ……. e¨envi Kiv nq| ‡bvU: ev‡K¨i A_v© bmy v‡i without A_ev but Gi e¨envi n‡e| 38. Every rose has a thorn. Make it 39. ‘Every mother loves her child’. negative. (†Mvjv‡ci KuvUv Av‡Q) [ivtwet 07-08] Make it negative. [‡gwW‡Kj K‡jR 12-13, Rtwet(wm)10-11] a) No rose has a thorn. a) Every mother does not love her child. b) There is no rose without thorn. b) Every mother doesn’t love her child. c) Every rose has no thorn. c) There is no mother but loves her d) None (KuvUv Qvov †Mvjvc †bB) Ans:b child. (Ggb †Kvb gv †bB †h Zvi mšÍvb‡K fvjev‡m bv) d) Every mother loves no child. Ans:c Expert- Job English Page no. ~ 427 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
Topic-5: Always hy³ Affirm. evK¨‡K Negative Kivi wbqg wK? DËi: always h³y Affirmative evK¨‡K Negative Ki‡Z n‡j: always Gi cwie‡Z© never e¨envi Kiv nq Ges ev‡K¨i verb/noun/adjective Gi wecixZ kã e¨envi Ki‡Z nq| ‡hgb: We always honour our teacher. = We never dishonour our teacher. 40. We always honour our teacher. (Make B Everyone never remember him. Ans:c it negative) [ivtwet 06-07] C Everyone never forgets him. Ans:c A We never honour our teacher. D Everyone forgets him. B We never dishonour our teacher. 42. Tuhin was never late.(Make it C We should not dishonour our teacher. affirmative) [ivtwet 03-04] D We shall not honour our teacher Ans:b A Tuhin was never late. 41. Everyone always remembers him. B Tuhin was never punctual. (Make it negative) [Rtwet C 11-12] C Tuhin was always punctual. A Everyone will not remember him. D Tuhin is not never late. Topic-6: Must h³y Affirm. evK¨‡K Negative Kivi wbqg wK? িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন DËi: Must hy³ Affirmative evK¨‡K Negative Ki‡Z n‡j: must Gi cwie‡Z© Cannot but +V1 A_ev Cannot help+(V+ing) e‡m| ‡hgb: We must obey the rules. = We cannot but obey the rules. Advanced Learning: Abyev‡`i †ÿ‡Î Past tense- n‡j Could not but +V1 A_ev Could not help+(V+ing) e‡m| †hgb: Avwg bv †n‡m cvijvg bv| Gi Abyev` n‡e I could not but laugh. 43. ÒAvwg bv †n‡m cvijvg bvÓ evK¨wUi mwVK Abyev` 45. We must yield to our fate. The negative †KvbwU? [ivt wet (D) AevwYR¨ 15-16] of the sentence is- [RvtKtKvtbtBtwet (G) 15-16] A I could not do without laughing. A We cannot but yield to our fate. B I could not do but laugh. B We cannot but yielding to our fate. C I could not but laugh. C We cannot help to yield to our fate. D I had no way without laughing. Ans:c D We cannot go to yield to our fate. Ans:a 44. We must obey the rules. (Make it 46. I must do this. (Make it negative) (Avwg negative) [ivtwet 03-04] Aek¨B Bnv Kie) [ivtwet (E-†Rvo) 14-15] A We must not obey the rules. A I cannot but doing this. B We must not neglect the rules. B I cannot help do this. C We cannot but obey the rules. C I must not but do this. D We cannot obey the rules. Ans:c D I cannot help doing this. Ans:d Topic-7: Everybody, Everyone hy³ Affirm. evK¨‡K Negative Kivi wbqg wK? Everybody, everyone h³y Affirmative evK¨‡K Negative Ki‡Z n‡j: Everybody, everyone Gi cwie‡Z© Nobody, no one, none e‡m; (Ges g~j Verb Gi wecixZ Verb e‡m) GKBfv‡e Nobody, no one, none h³y Negative evK¨‡K Affirmative Ki‡Z n‡j: Nobody, no one, none Gi cwie‡Z© Everybody, everyone e‡m| (Ges g~j Verb Gi wecixZ Verb e‡m) †hgb: Everybody hates a liar. = Nobody likes a liar. Expert- Job English Page no. ~ 428 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
47. The affirmative form of- Nobody likes a 49. Everybody should admit the truth. liar. [12 Zg ‡emiKvwi wkÿK wbeÜb I cZÖ ¨qb cixÿv (¯‹zj chv© q- (Make it negative) [ivtwet 03-04, (wW) 10-11, (wW) 2) 15, MYc~Z© Awa`߇ii DcmnKvix cÖ‡KŠkjx (wmwfj)-11, Ktz wet (D) A Nobody should admit the truth. weweG 17-18] 12-13, Btwet (G) 17-18] B Nobody should deny the truth. A Everybody dislikes lying. C Everybody should not admit the truth. B All people dislike a liar. D Everybody should deny the truth.Ans:b C Everybody hates a liar. 50. All must submit to destiny. (Make it D Everybody likes the truth. Ans:c negative) [Lty wet 2018-19 BDwbU (wm)] 48. Everybody hates a liar. (Make it negative) A No one can escape destiny. (wg_¨vev`x‡K cÖ‡Z¨‡K N„Yv K‡i) [†et‡ivtwet (C) 16-17, ivtwet B Every body should accept destiny. (e¨e¯’vcbv) 04-05, wegvb evsjv‡`k Air. mn. e¨e. (TG). 09 Rvby. 21] A Nobody hates a liar. C No one should escape destiny. B Nobody likes a liar. (wg_¨vev`x‡K †KD cQ›` K‡i bv) D Everybody should accept what destiny C Everybody does not hate a liar. fixes for them. Ans:a D Nobody does not hate a liar Ans:b Topic-8: Sometimes h³y Affirm. evK¨‡K Negative Kivi wbqg wK? িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন DËi: Sometimes h³y Affirmative evK¨‡K Negative Ki‡Z n‡j: Sometimes Gi cwie‡Z© not always e¨envi Kiv nq Ges evK¨wUi ga¨ †_‡K GKwU verb/noun/adj. Gi wecixZ kã e¨envi Ki‡Z nq| †hgb: He is sometimes foolish. = He is not always wise. 51. The right negative form of- ‘He is sometimes foolish’-‡m KLbI KLbI †evKv (‡evKvi gZ KvR K‡i) A He is not always foolish. B He is not always wise. [ivtwet04-05] C He is not fool. D None (‡m me©`v weÁ bq) Ans:b Topic-9: ev‡K¨i A_©MZ I we‡kl we‡kl kã cwieZb© K‡i Affirm. evK¨‡K Negative Kivi wbqg wK? DËi: mvaviY ev‡K¨i †ÿ‡Î A‡bK mgq ev‡K¨i A_©MZ we‡kl we‡kl kã cwieZb© K‡iI transformation Kiv nq| †hgb: He tried all plans. He left no plan untried. 52. Transform into the negative sentence 54. He tried his best. (Negative) [ GB wbq‡g Kgb “He tried all plans” [ivtwet (F-AweÁvb) 15-16] cÖk:œ 16Zg wkÿK wbeÜb I cÖZ¨qb cixÿv (¯‹jz ch©vq)- 19] A He left no plan untried. A He did not try a little. B He tried no plans. B He did not stay unmoved. C He untried no plans. C He left no stone unturned. D He did not try all plans. Ans:a D He did not turn all stones. Ans:c A_©vbmy v‡i ey‡S wb‡Z n‡e: †m mKj cwiKíbvq †Póv 55. “All men must die” (Negative) [cfÖ vlK wbeÜb Ki‡jv| †m ‡Kvb cwiKíbv †Póvi evwK iv‡Lwb| (K‡jR/mgchv© q)-14, evsjv‡`k †gwib GKv‡Wgx 15-16] 53. Man is mortal. Gi mwVK Negative A No men will never die. sentence ‡KvbwU? [cÖwZiÿv gšY¿ vjq‡i wgwjUvwi BwÄwbqvi B None but all men not will die. C Nothing but all men must die. A Man is not mortal. mvwf‡© m‡mi †÷vig¨vb-18] D None can avoid death. Ans:d B Man is immortal. C No man is mortal. D No man is immortal. Ans:d Expert- Job English Page no. ~ 429 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
56. Negative form of “Man is mortal” (gvbly 57. The negative form of, “It always pours giYkxj) [¯v^ ¯¨’ gš¿Yvj‡qi Dc-mnKvix c‡Ö KŠkjx (wmwfj)-16, Btwet (D) 12-13] when it rains” is- [mi¦& vóª gš¿Yvj‡hi mv‡K©j A¨vWRy‡U›U-15] A Man is not mortal. A It always does not pours when is does not rain. B Man is immortal. B It never pours when it does not rain. C Man is not immortal. (gvbyl wPiRxex bq) C It never rains but it pours. D A man die. Ans:c D It never pours when it rains. Ans:c Topic-10: Degree hy³ evK¨¸‡jvi Affirmative ‡_‡K Negative Kivi wbqg| িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন DËi: Degree h³y evK¨¸‡jvi affir.- Negative: ‡h †Kvb Affirmative degree evK¨‡K Negative Kivi mgq Ackb †_‡K wb‡Pi †h‡Kvb MVbwU e¨envi n‡Z cv‡i| ZvB degree Gi mKj aviYv gv_vq †i‡L A_M© Z welqwU we‡ePbvi `vwe iv‡L| wewfbœ degree ‡Z negative MVb¸‡jv †`Lby - MVb-1: No other + N/P + verb + so/as + positive form + as + N/P, MVb-2: sub ¯v’ b cwiewZ©Z n‡j---- verb+ (not)+ as/so + positive form + as + N/P, MVb-3: Ab¨ degree ev‡K¨i sub ¯’vb wVK _vK‡j ---not more/less + positive form + than--- MVb-4: Ab¨ degree ev‡K¨i sub ¯v’ b cwiewZZ© n‡j---- verb +(not) +comparative word + than --- ‡bvU: hviv KwVb g‡b Ki‡Qb Zv‡`i ejwQ wb‡Pi MCQ mgvavb K‡ib| KviY G‡Zv wbqg g‡b ivLv KwVb| Avi Degree Aa¨v‡qi Basic `ey j© _vK‡j Degree Aa¨vqwU c‡o Avmvi Ab‡y iva _vK‡jv| 58. He is the best player. (Negative) [11 Zg 61. Writing is better than reading” – ‡emiKvwi wkÿK wbeÜb I cZÖ ¨qb cixÿv (¯‹zj/mgch©vq) 14/12] Negative form of the sentence is [10g cfÖ vlK A No other player is as better as he. wbeÜb-14] [Btwet (B) 16-17] B No other player is as good as he. A writing is not as good as reading. C No other player is as best as he. Ans:b B Reading is not as good as writing. D No other player is considered as he. C Nothing is as good as writing. ev‡K¨i A_:© ‡m me‡P‡q fvj ‡L‡jvqvo| evK¨vwUi D No other thing is good as writing. Ans:b 62. Jim and Della were as wise as the Magi. negative A_© n‡e- Ab¨ ‡Kv‡bv †L‡jvqvo ZvigZ GZ fvj bv (Negative) [13 Zg ‡emiKvwi wkÿK wbeÜb I cZÖ ¨qb cixÿv 59. Money is sweeter than honey. (Negative) (¯‹jz chv© q-2) 2016] Ans:b [14Zg wkÿK wbeÜb I cÖZ¨vqb cixÿv [¯‹zj/ mgchv©q] -17] A Jim and Della were not as wise as the Magi. A Honey is not so sweet as money. B Jim and Della were not less wise than the Magi. B Nothing is as sweet as money and honey. C Jim and Della were not to wise as the Magi. D Jim and Della were not unwise than the Magi. C Money is not as sweet as honey. Ans:a D Honey is not sweeter than money. Others 63. Have done well in the exam. Rewrite MVb: Than h³y comparative evK¨‡K negative Ki‡Z subject (wØZxq)+ verb + not+ so+ the sentence using the antonym of ‘well’. [ivtwet (K) (MÖæc-2),(wjwLZ), 19-20] adjective + as + sub (cÖ_g) nq| 60. He is greater than I. Negative form of Ans: Have not done badly in the exam. 64. Mary was disappointed in her new this affirmative sentence is- A I am not as great as he. [Rvtwet (IBA) 10-11] secretary. [Ptwet (B)†mU-3, Written- 19-20] B He is no greater than I. Ans: Mary was not pleased with her C He is so great as I. secretary. D I am not greater than he. Ans:a ======= 0000 ======= Expert- Job English Page no. ~ 430 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
Phrase & its Identification ♦ Aa¨vqwfwËK Question Analysis Ges Suggestion cixÿvmgn~ ckÖ œ msL¨v +- ‡h cwiÿvi ‡h Topic ¸‡jv ‡ewk co‡Z n‡e- BCS Preliminary ‡Z 3wU+- 3, 5, 7, 9, 10 All Bank Job Exams 4wU+- 7, 9, 10 Primary Job Exams 3wU+- 1, 2, 4, 7, 9 PSC & Other Jobs 29wU+- All GKbR‡i Aa¨vqwfwËK BCS ckÖ œmgn~ - What types of phrase are the underlined 3. We were waiting for the bus. The words in following sentences? underline part is- [28th BCS I Ab¨vb¨] 1. He worked with all sincerity. The A a noun phrase underlined phrase is- [37th BCS, 2016] B an infinitive phrase A a noun phrase C a prepositional phrase B an adjective phrase D a verb phrase Ans:a C an infinitive phrase e¨vL¨v: Dc‡ii ev‡K¨ for the bus g~jZ D an adverbial phrase Ans:d Adverbial Phrase| wKš‘ Ack‡b Adverbial ev‡K¨i A_:© †m c~Y©v½ AvšÍwiKZvi mwnZ KvR Phrase ‡bB ZvB GwU‡K Prepositional Phrase K‡i‡Q| [Clue: how Øviv main verb ‡K ckÖ œ K‡i ejv hv‡e| KviY Verb Gi c‡i ‡hme Adverbial adverbial Phrase wn‡m‡e DËi cvIqv hvq] Phrase, preposition w`‡q ïiæ wKš‘ noun w`‡q 2. To win a prize is my ambition.’ The †kl nq †m¸‡jv‡K Prepositional Phrase ejv underlined part is a/an- [41st BCS] hvq| †hgb: Zarif put the doraemon dills in A adjective phrase noun phrase his toy box. “Please try to think out of the B noun phrase C adverb phrase box” We were waiting for the bus. GB D conjunctional phrase Ans:b evK¨¸‡jv‡Z underlined Kiv Ask¸‡jv gj~ Z e¨vL¨v: verb Gi c~‡e© e¨eüZ infinitive phrase ‡K Adverbial phrase Z‡e G‡`i‡K noun phrase ejv hvq| Prepositional Phrase-I ejv hv‡e| Our Facebook Page: h³y n‡Z wKK¬ Kiæb| we‡kl `ªóe¨: Preposition w`‡q ïiæ Avi https://www.facebook.com/expertalim/ Preposition w`‡q ‡kl Ggb Phrase ‡KI Prepositional Phrase e‡j| †hgb: in front of = m¤§y‡L, on account of = R‡b¨, BZ¨vw`| g~j Av‡jvPbv †`Lyb cieZx© †c‡R- [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 431 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
Topic-01: Phrase Kv‡K e‡j? K‡qKwU D`vniY `vI| Word, Phrase Ges Clause Gi cv_K© ¨ Kiæb- িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন Phrase (k㸔Q): Phrase GKwU kã bq eis G‡Ki AwaK/GK¸”Q kã(word*), †hLv‡b †Kvb Subject Ges finite verb (mgvwcKv wµqv) Gi mgšq^ _v‡K bv| †hgb: on fine morning, in front of (m¤§‡y L), on account of (Rb¨), oh my dear (I‡n Avgvi wcqÖ ), after going to picnic (eb‡fvR‡b hvIqvi ci), to read the book (eB cov), BZ¨vw`| Gme k㸇”Q subject I verb Gi mgš^q †bB| myZivs G¸‡jv me phrase| Bs‡iRx‡Z ejv hvq| Phrase is a group of related words used as single part of speech and expresses a single idea. *Word (kã): GK ev GKvwaK eY© Øviv MwVZ nq word ev kã hv A_© cÖ`vb Ki‡Z cv‡i, †hgb: A-GKwU, Allah-Avjvø n,& World-cw„ _ex, Expert-`ÿ, Book-eB, etc. wb‡P Phrase Ges Clause Gi cv_K© ¨/wgj †`Lyb: welq Phrase (k㸔Q): Clause (evK¨/ evK¨vsk): wgj A group of words(GK¸”Q kã)/ `yB ev A group of words(GK¸”Q kã)/ `By ev Zvi AwaK Zvi AwaK k‡ãi mgš^‡q MwVZ nq Phrase k‡ãi mgš^‡q MwVZ nq Clause cv_©K¨ Phrase Gi g‡a¨ Subject Ges finite Clause Gi g‡a¨ Subject Ges finite verb Gi verb Gi mgšq^ _v‡K bv| mgš^q _v‡K| A_v© r Clause= subject+finite verb- D`vniY “hard and fast rule” (GB k㸇”Qi “The children are safe.” (GB k㸇”Qi g‡a¨ 1wU g‡a¨ Subject I finite verb mgšq^ bvB Subject I 1wU finite verb Gi mgšq^ Av‡Q weavq weavq GwU GKwU Phrase) GwU GKwU Clause) 1. What is the true about a phrase? 5. What is phrase? [hey Dbqœ b Awa`߇ii mn: cwiPvjK-98, A it expresses a single idea [Btwet (C) 17-18] ivtwet (BBA) 03-04] B it forms a complete sentence a) a group of words to express certain idea. C it is incompatible with a clause B nouns and verb are combined together D it is synonymous with a clause Ans:a to express certain idea 2. A group of words that not make a C nouns and adjectives are combined complete and does not contain a finite together to express ideas. verb is- [SAU (B) 04-05] D a group of related words used as single A sentence B phrase part of speech Ans:d C idiom D clause Ans:b Advanced Learning: clause/ sentence 3. After death the doctor, is [wkÿv, WvK, ¯^v¯¨’ I A_© n‡jv Sub+ Verb Gi mgš‡^ q GK¸”Q kã| Avi gš¿Yvj‡qi cÖkvmwbK I e¨w³MZ Kg©KZv© 2015] Sub + Verb Gi mgšq^ nxb k㸔Q n‡jv Phrase A a proverb B a phrase ev Idioms| Idioms: mivmwi A_© †`q bv, A_©vr C an idiom D a simile Ans:b Gi AvÿwiK Abyev` nq bv eis fvev_© nq| †hgb: e¨vL¨v: After death the doctor n‡”Q GKwU phrase| Fish out of water- A¯w^ ¯ÍKi Ae¯v’ | Phrase: KviY phrase n‡”Q †Kv‡bv finite verb Qvov a group mivmwi A_© †`q ev Gi AvÿwiK Abyev`/evsjv nq| of words hv †Kv‡bv sentence Gi Ask| †hgb: One fine morning- m›y `i mKv‡j; A lot 4. ‘One fine morning’ is - [Btwet (L) 05-06, of money- cPÖ iz UvKv; RvtKtKvtbtBtwet (N) 15-16] Our Youtube Channel: hy³ n‡Z wK¬K Kiæb https://www.youtube.com/c/ExpertEnglishA A an idiom B a phrase C a clause D a sentence Ans:b [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 432 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
Topic-02: Phrase KZ cKÖ vi Ges wK wK? িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন Phrase Gi cKÖ vi‡f`: Phrase mvaviYZ 7 cKÖ vi, Z‡e we‡kl †ÿ‡Î Infinitive Phrase, Gerund Phrase Ges Participle Phrase †K Avjv`v we‡ePbv Ki‡j Phrase me‡© gvU 10 cÖKvi| ev‡K¨ Ae¯v’ bMZ wfbœZvi Kvi‡Y parts of speech Gi bv‡gB Phrase Gi bvgKiY Kiv nq| h_v: 1. Noun Phrase 6. Participle Phrase we‡kl K_v: Phrase ev‡K¨i gv‡S, ev‡K¨i 2. Infinitive Phrase ïiæ‡Z, ev‡K¨i †k‡l, noun/ verb Gi Av‡M I 3. Gerund Phrase 7. Adverbial Phrase c‡i, Preposition Gi Av‡M I c‡i, Giƒc wewfbœ 4. Verbal Phrase 8. Prepositional Phrase Ae¯’v‡b wewfbœ parts of speech Gi gZ e¨envi 5. Adjective Phrase 9. Conjunctional Phrase n‡Z cv‡i| 10. Interjectional Phrase Topic-03: Noun Phrase Kv‡K e‡j? D`vniYmn Noun phrase †Pbvi 3wU Dcvq wjLby | Noun Phrase: Noun phrase Ggb GK¸”Q kã hv ev‡K¨ Noun Gi gZB KvR K‡i Ges †hme RvqMvq parts of speech Gi noun e‡m, †mme RvqMvq Noun Phrase e‡m| Ab¨fv‡e ejv hvq- ‡h k㸇”Q noun Gi cvÖ avb¨ / ‡dvKvmUvB †ewk _v‡K †mB k㸔Q‡K Noun Phrase e‡j| Noun Phrase Gi central Part n‡jv noun| †Pbvi Dcvq: 1- ev‡K¨ Verb Gi Subject, Object Ges Complement wnmv‡e GK¸”Q kã _vK‡j Zv Noun phrase| †hgb: To read newspaper is a good habit. The man wants something to eat. †Pbvi Dcvq: 2- Determiner (a, an, the, one, no, some, few, any, many, both, my etc.) Gi ci GK¸”Q kã _vK‡‡j Zv Noun phrase nq| †hgb: Bipul is a man of letters. They are my kith and kin. †Pbvi Dcvq: 3- Preposition (at, in, of, out, with, etc.) ci GK¸”Q kã _vK‡j Zv Noun phrase| †hgb: He agreed to the plan of his own accord. mevB eywS GB As‡k me c‡Ö kœi DËi noun phrase n‡e| ZvB DËi Kiv eo KvR bq eis wKfv‡e DËi nq???? GB e¨vcviwU e‡y S ey‡S covB Avmj KvR 6. What kind of phrase “A charming girl” 8. The cat on the mat is fat. The is a-GKwU m›y `i/gvqvwebx evwjKv [NU (Business) 10-11] underlined is- [‡emvg. wegvb. KZ©…. (wewfbœ c`) 24 †m‡Þ. 21] A adverbial phrase A Noun phrase B Verbal phrase B adjective phrase C Adjective phrase C prepositional phrase D Prepositional phrase Ans:a D noun phrase Ans:d 9. The underlined phrase is- The man 7. What kind of phrase- “Kith and kin” wants something to eat. [ivt wet (A-†Rvo) 15-16] (AvZxœ qm¦Rb) [Ptwet 06-07] I like singing in the bath.[htwetctª wet (D) 14-15] A adverbial phrase A Prepositional Phrase B adverbial phrase B adjective phrase C prepositional phrase C adjective D noun phrase Ans:d e¨vL¨v: ev‡K¨i main verb “want” Gi ci D noun phrase Ans:d “something to eat” GKwU phrase hv object Gi Ae¯v’ ‡b Av‡Q weavq GwU noun phrase| e¨vL¨v: Kith and kin” (AvZxœ qmR¦ b) hv noun Gi b¨vq KvR K‡i weavq GwU noun phrase; [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 433 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
10. The central part of a noun phrase is 13. Sheikh Hasina, the prime minister of mainly a---. [cÖwZiÿv gš¿Yvj‡qi wmwfwjqvb ÷vd Awdmvi-16] Bangladesh, is considered one of the A Pronoun B Adjective most powerful women in the world. The C Noun D Adverb Ans:c underlined part is- [ûeû Kgb cÖkœ: et†ktgytitwetcÖtwe: 11. While walking through the woods (wR) †mU-wm, 19-20] yesterday, we saw a tiger. The A a noun phrase B an adjective phrase underlined phrase is- [cvtwetcÖtwet (C) 17-18] C an adverbial phrase A prepositional phrase D an infinitive phrase Ans:a B adverbial phrase Ans:d 14. Qualifying in the admission test is not C participle phrase D noun phrase easy. Underline part is- [ivtwet (B) 12-13] e¨vL¨v: GLv‡b while GKwU preposition Gi KvR A main phrase B noun phrase Ans:b Ki‡Q| Avevi through GKwU preposition; Avi C adjective phrase D adverbial phrase GB phrase Gi g~j Ask n‡”Q walking hv `yB e¨vL¨v: GwU gj~ Z gerund phrase Z‡e ev‡K¨ preposition Gi gv‡S noun Gi KvR Ki‡Q| ZvB subject wnmv‡e/ Ae¯’vbMZ Kvi‡Y; noun phrase GwU noun phrase| ejv nq| 12. He is an eyesore to me. (‡m Avgvi Pÿkz j~ ) 15. To ride well requires practice. (fvj GB e¨v‡K¨ an eyesore kãwU †Kvb phrase? [_vbv Pvjv‡Z Af¨v‡mi c‡Ö qvRb) [ivtwet 09-10, Rtwet (A) 11-12, wkÿv Awdmvi-99, BDS 04-05] ivtwet (D-evwYR¨) 16-17, RvtKtKvtbtBtwet (D) 18-19 ] A prepositional phrase B adjective phrase A adjective phrase B adverbial phrase C adverbial phrase D noun phrase Ans:d C noun phrase D conj. phrase Ans:c e¨vL¨v: cÖ_gZ, eyesore Gi A_© n‡”Q unpleasant e¨vL¨v: Giv gj~ Z Infinite phrase Z‡e ev‡K¨ thing (Pÿkz ~j, †`L‡Z AcÖxwZKi Ggb wKQ)z hv n‡”Q subject wnmv‡e/ Ae¯’vbMZ Kvi‡Y noun phrase ejv GKwU noun Ges wØZxqZ, article Ges nq| ZvB option ¸‡jv‡Z noun phrase bv _vK‡j preposition Gi gv‡S noun e‡m| ZvB GwU noun infinitive phrase DËi Kiv hv‡e| [we.`ª. mgq phrase n‡e| jvM‡jI ey‡S ey‡S cob– ] Topic-04: Infinitive I Gerund Phrase Kv‡K e‡j? D`vniY w`b| Giv gj~ Z †Kvb phrase Gi AšÍMZ© ? িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন Infinitive Phrase: to+ verb--- h³y †Kvb k㸔Q ev‡K¨ noun/subject/object Gi KvR Ki‡j Zv‡K Infinitive phrase e‡j| †hgb: To ride well requires practices. jÿ¨ ivL‡eb: to+ verb--- h³y †Kvb k㸔Q ev‡K¨ Verb/adjective ‡K modify Ki‡j Zv‡K adverbial phrase e‡j| †hgb: We eat to live. [Avgiv †e‡Pu _vK‡Z LvB, GLv‡b to live Øviv eat- verb ‡K wb‡`k© K‡i‡Q weavq GwU adverbial phrase] mZKZ© v: Infinitive Ae¯v’ b‡f‡` noun phrase / adverbial phrase n‡Z cv‡i| Gerund Phrase: Verb+ ing h³y †Kvb k㸔Q ev‡K¨ noun/subject/object Gi KvR Ki‡j Zv‡K Gerund phrase e‡j| †hgb: Qualifying in the admission test is not easy. mZK©Zv: Gerund Phrase gj~ Z noun Gi AšM©Í Z| ZvB G‡`i‡K noun phrase I ejv hvq| 16. To win a prize is my ambition.’ The 17. Qualifying in the admission test is not underlined part is a/an- [41st BCS] easy. The underlined phrase means- A adjective phrase B noun phrase Ans:b A Gerund phrase B Verbal phrase C Adjective phrase D Conj. phrase Ans:a C adverb phrase D conjunctional phrase [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 434 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
18. I am glad to know your success. (Avwg e¨vL¨v: †h‡nZz ev‡K¨ glad(adj.) Gi c‡i e‡m “to †Zvgvi mdjZvi Lei †R‡b Avbw›`Z) [ivtwet (B-AvBb) know your success” phrase wU glad ‡K modify/ we‡klvwqZ K‡i‡Q weavq GwU post A infinitive phrase as an adjective 12-13] modifier of an adjective| GwU gj~ Z adverbial phrase| B infinitive phrase as a post modifier of an adjective Ans:b C infinitive phrase as an intransitive verb D infinitive phrase as a transitive verb Topic-05: Adjective Phrase Kv‡K e‡j? D`vniYmn ‡Pbvi Dcvq Av‡jvPbv Kiæb| িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন Adjective Phrase: Adjective phrase Ggb GK¸”Q kã hv ev‡K¨ adjective Gi KvR K‡i Ges †hme RvqMvq parts of speech Gi Adjective e‡m, †mme RvqMvq Adj. Phrase e‡m| Ab¨fv‡e ejv hvq- ‡h k㸇”Q Adjective Gi cÖvavb¨/‡dvKvmUvB †ewk _v‡K †mB k㸔Q‡K Adjective Phrase e‡j| ‡Pbvi Dcvq:1- Noun Gi ci preposition hy³ †Kvb phrase hLb D³ noun †K qualify K‡i, A_v© r Noun Gi †`vl, ¸Y, Ae¯v’ BZ¨vw` cÖKvk K‡i, ZLb Zv‡K adjective phrase e‡j| †hgb: A man in great difficulties came to me. (KwVb mgm¨vq cwZZ †jvKwU Avgvi Kv‡Q G‡mwQj) †jvKwUi Ae¯v’ †evSv‡”Q- ZvB GB ev‡K¨ underline Kiv Ask GKwU adjective phrase| †Pbvi Dcvq:2: noun Gi ci †Kvb (verb+ ing)/V3 hy³ Phrase D³ noun †K wb‡`©k Ki‡j †mwU participle/ adjective Phrase| †hgb: The scientist doing the research in the laboratory is my teacher. †Pbvi Dcvq:2- Noun Gi Av‡M e‡m hLb †Kvb phrase D³ noun †K qualify K‡i, A_v© r Noun Gi †`vl, ¸Y, Ae¯v’ BZ¨vw` cKÖ vk K‡i, ZLb Zv‡K adjective phrase e‡j| †hgb: There is no hard & fast rule in film making. (wm‡bgv ˆZwi‡Z †Kvb evu avaiv wbqg †bB)| phrase wU rule(noun) Gi Ae¯v’ †evSv‡”Q| mevB eywS GB As‡k me c‡Ö kiœ DËi Adjective phrase n‡e| ZvB DËi Kiv eo KvR bq eis wKfv‡e DËi nq???? GB e¨vcviwU e‡y S e‡y S covB Avmj KvR 19. A woman with a veil (‡NvgUv) over her e¨vL¨v: ev‡K¨ of letters (Ávbx) Øviv a man body approached the doctor. The (noun)‡K qualify K‡i‡Q weavq GwU adj. phrase underlined phrase is- [Xvtwet (C) 00-01, ivtwet (A5) 21. ‘The book on the table in mine. Here 12-13, Kztwet (B) 13-14, ûeû Kgb cÖk:œ FBSTA-2019] ‘on the table’ functions like- [Lty wet (A) 07-08] A A Verbal phrase A a noun clause phrase B An Adverbial phrase B an adjective phrase C An Adjective phrase C an adverbial phrase D Prepositional phrase Ans:c D a prepositional phrase Ans:b 20. Hasan is a man of letters. (nvmvb GKRb Ávbx 22. The greater part of our learning in the †jvK) [¯^ivóª gšY¿ v. Awa‡b cvm‡cvU© I Bwg‡MkÖ b Awa. mnKvix schools has been waste. The underlined cwiPvjK-06] phrase is- [ivtwet 18-19 BDwbU we (AevwYR¨)] A adjective phrase A adjective phrase B noun phrase Ans:a B adverbial phrase C adverbial phrase C verbal phrase D prepositional phrase D prepositional phrase Ans:a [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 435 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
23. Everything that he did was open and above board. The phrase is- [Btwet (B) 15-16] ║║ mgRvZxq Av‡iv MCQ, Practice Kiæb ║║ 26. The Underlined Parts are- A prepositional phrase B noun phrase C adverbial phrase A thing of beauty is a joy forever. D adjective phrase Ans:d He is a man of friendly nature. e¨vL¨v: be verb (was) Gi ci and Øviv `wy U There is no hard and fast rule in film- making. Adjective hy³ Kiv Av‡Q| ZvB open GKwU adjective word Avi above board GKwU A man in great difficulties came to me Adjective phrase; for help. 24. The press club in front of the A prepositional phrase secretariat building is an age-old B noun phrase building. [Btwet (B) 14-15] C adverbial phrase A adjective phrase D adjective phrase Ans:d 27. The Underlined Parts are- B prepositional phrase C adverbial phrase D adverbial phrase Ans:a The people in the room stood up to e¨vL¨v: GLv‡b “club” noun Gi ciewZ‡© Z greet him. prepositional phrase (in front of) + hy³ Ask The cargo on the ship was unloaded. n‡”Q adj. phrase| hw` GLv‡b ïay in front of Gi The girl with long hair is my cousin. wb‡P underline _vK‡Zv Z‡e GwU prepositional A prepositional phrase phrase n‡Zv| wKš‘ GLv‡b underline Av‡Q B noun phrase building ch©šÍ| hv c‡~ e© noun ‡K wb‡`©k K‡i‡Q C adverbial phrase weavq GwU Adj. Phrase| D adjective phrase Ans:d 28. The Underlined Parts are- 25. The scientist doing the research in the laboratory is my teacher. The The book borrowed from the library is lost. (MšÖ v’ Mvi †_‡K avi †bIqv eBwU nvwi‡q †M‡Q) underlined part is- [Btwet (B) 14-15] Ans:c A noun phrase B adverbial phrase The girl in green is my cousin. A prepositional phrase C adjective phrase D prepositional phrase e¨vL¨v: Ack‡b adjective phrase bv _vK‡j B noun phrase C adverbial phrase Participle phrase ejv hv‡e| D adjective phrase Ans:d Topic-06: Participle Phrase Kv‡K e‡j? 1wU D`vniY `vI| GwU gj~ Z †Kvb phrase Gi AšÍMZ© ? িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন Participle Phrase: hLb †Kvb verb+ ing ev V3 h³y Ask †Kvb noun †K wb‡`k© K‡i ZLb †mwU participle Phrase| ‡Pbvi Dcvq-1: ----- Noun + (verb+ ing)/V3 –h³y Ask Participle Phrase --- , †hgb: I saw a bird flying in the sky. (Avwg AvKv‡k DošÍ cvwL †`Ljvg) ‡Pbvi Dcvq-2: [verb+ ing/ V3 +-----] + , + Subject + verb---- _vK‡j Giƒc MV‡b [verb+ ing/ V3 +--- -- ] Ask participle Phrase| †hgb: knocking at the door, he demanded admission. mZKZ© v: Participle Phrase g~jZ Adjective phrase Gi Aš©ÍMZ| ZvB G‡K Adjective phrase-I ejv hvq- ‡bvU: V3 hy³ phrase n‡j past participle phrase Avi verb + ing n‡j †mwU present Participle Phrase [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 436 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
29. Loudly knocking at the door, he 30. I have a boat made of wood. The demanded admission. [_vbv wk¶v Awdmvi-99] underlined phrase is --- [ GB wbq‡g Kgb ckÖ œ: A conjunctional phrase [cvtwetctÖ wet (C) 17-18] cvÖ _wgK we`¨vjq mnKvix wk© ÿK (2q avc) -19] B interjectional phrase A an adverbial phrase C adverbial phrase B perfect participle phrase D participle phrase Ans:d C present participle phrase e¨vL¨v: (D”P¯^‡i, `iRvq VK& VK& Kiv †jvKwU c‡Ö ekvwaKvi D past participle phrase Ans:d †P‡qwQj) GLv‡b †jvKwU = †m| †`Lyb- ev‡K¨ knocking Tips: Verb Gi past participle hLb adj. Gi at the door Øviv he Gi Ae¯’v cÖKvk Ki‡Q weavq GwU KvR K‡i Ges noun ev pronoun ‡K modify K‡i adjective/participle phrase; Zv past participle phrase| Underlined K…Z phrase wU boat ‡K modify Ki‡Q| Topic-07: Verbal Phrase Kv‡K e‡j? K‡qKwU Verbal phrase Gi D`vniY w`b| িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন Verbal Phrase: Bnv Ggb GK¸”Q kã hv ev‡K¨ verb Gi KvR K‡i Ges †hme RvqMvq parts of speech Gi Verb e‡m, †mme RvqMvq verbal Phrase e‡m| Ab¨fv‡e ejv hvq- ‡h k㸇”Q verb Gi cvÖ avb¨/‡dvKvmUvB †ewk _v‡K †mB k㸔Q‡K verbal Phrase e‡j| †hgb: We look for the best student. (Avgiv me‡P‡q fvj QvÎ Lwuy R) GB ev‡K¨ look for GK¸”Q kã hv verb Gi KvR Ki‡Q ZvB GwU GKwU verbal phrase| List of Some Verbal Phrases look for- ‡LvuR Kiv Get rid of- gyw³ cvIqv Take care of- hZœ †bIqv Put up with- mn¨ Kiv Hanker after- ‡Kvb wKQ‡z Z ‡jvf Kiv Take pride in- Me© Kiv Bear away the palm Call a spade a spade- Die in harness; -weRqx nIqv AwcÖq mZ¨ K_v ejv, ¯úó K_v ejv Kgi© Z Ae¯’vq gviv hvIqv Call in question Beat about the bush; Come to light- cÖKvwkZ nIqv m‡›`n Kiv/ Doubt- Kv‡Ri K_vq bv G‡m Av‡R ev‡R K_v ejv 31. “We look for the brilliant students” What 32. Do on your shirt. It is an/a --- phrase. kind of phrase is “look for” (‡Lvu Rv) [ivtwet 08-09] (‡Zvgvi kvU© cwiavb K‡iv) [et‡ktgytitwetcÖtwet (F-AevwYR¨) 14-15] A adjective phrase B verbal phrase A noun B prepositional C adverbial phrase D noun phrase Ans:b C adverbial D verbal Ans:d Topic-08: Adverbial Phrase Kv‡K e‡j? ‡Pbvi Dcvqmn K‡qKwU D`vniY w`b| Adverbial Phrase: Bnv Ggb GK¸”Q kã hv ev‡K¨ Adv. Gi KvR K‡i Ges †hme RvqMvq parts of speech Gi Adv. e‡m, †mme RvqMvq Adverbial Phrase e‡m| Ab¨fv‡e ejv hvq- ‡h k㸇”Q Adv. Gi cÖvavb¨/‡dvKvmUvB †ewk _v‡K †mB k㸔QB Adverbial Phrase e‡j| †Pbvi Dcvq: ev‡K¨ main verb †K how/where/when/why h_vµ‡g- (wKfv‡e)/ (†Kv_vq)/ (KLb) /(†Kb) Øviv cÖkœ Ki‡j DËi wn‡m‡e †h phrase/k㸔Q cvIqv hvq ZvB Adverbial phrase; ‡hgb: How (wKfv‡e) Øviv cÖkœ- I went very quickly. (Avwg wKfv‡e wM‡qwQjvg?) Ans: very quickly(Lye `Zªy ) Where (‡Kv_vq) Øviv ckÖ œ -He lives in Dhaka. (‡m †Kv_vq evm K‡i?) Ans: in Dhaka(XvKvq) When (KLb) Øviv ckÖ œ He had come in November. (KLb G‡mwQj?) Ans: in November(b‡f¤^‡i) Why (†Kb) Øviv ckÖ œ I read to learn many unknown things. (‡Kb cwo?) Ans: A‡bK ARvbv wKQz wkL‡Z [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 437 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
List of Important Adverbial Phrases Above all- m‡ev© cwi At last- Ae‡k‡l As usual- h_vixwZ At random- G‡jv‡g‡jvfv‡e At least- Kgc‡ÿ By no means- ‡Kvb fv‡eB bv At six and seven- G‡jv‡g‡jvfv‡e After all- me m‡ËI¡ At all- Av‡`Š All at once- nVvr By chance- nVvr Far and wide- m‡ev© Î By leaps and bounds- `Zªy MwZ‡Z Cats and dogs- gly jav‡i Head and ears- m¤ú~Yi© ƒ‡c By hook or by crook- ‡h †Kvb Dcv‡q In full swing- c~Y© MwZ‡Z Out and out- m¤úY~ i© ƒ‡c ‡bvU: Idioms and Phrase Aa¨v‡q Giƒc Av‡iv A‡bK Adverbial Phrase cvIqv hv‡e; mevB ewy S GB As‡k me cÖ‡kœi DËi Adverbial phrase n‡e| ZvB DËi Kiv eo KvR bq eis wKfv‡e DËi nq???? GB e¨vcviwU ey‡S ey‡S covB Avmj KvR What types of phrase are the underlined words in following sentences? 33. He worked with all sincerity. The 36. Our class begins in November/ in underlined phrase is- [37th BCS, 2016, cjøx Dbœqb January. (KLb?) (Avgv‡`i Kv¬ m ïiæ nq b‡f¤^‡i/ I mgevq wefv‡Mi 1wU evwo 1wU Lvgvi cÖK‡í †Rjv mgšq^ Kvix-17, Rvbqy vix‡Z) [Rtwet (D) 11-12, Rtwet (D) 11-12] evsjv‡`k U¨vwid Kwgk‡b M‡elYv KgK© Zv©-18, ‡emvg. wegvb. KZ.…© He lives in the suburb (mveve)© of Dhaka. (wbiv. Acv.)- 01 A‡±v. 21] A a noun phrase B an adjective phrase (‡m XvKvi Dckn‡i evm K‡i) [wewfbœ gšY¿ vj‡qi e¨w³MZ C an infinitive phrase KgK© Zv©-18, Rtwet (D) 10-11, ivtwet (B) 10-11, Btwet (G) 16-17] D an adverbial phrase Ans:d A adjective phrase ev‡K¨i A_:© †m cY~ ©v½ AvšwÍ iKZvi mwnZ KvR B relative phrase K‡i‡Q| [Clue: how Øviv main verb ‡K ckÖ œ K‡i C adverbial phrase adverbial phrase cvIqv hvq] D subordinating phrase Ans:c 34. I worked on without any protest. (Avwg 37. He is in the room. (where) (‡m N‡ii g‡a¨) wKfv‡e KvR ïiy K‡iwQjvg?) (D: cwÖ Zev` QvovB) [Xvtwet (C) 93-94] [ivtwet (B-Law) 12-13, Btwet (G) 16-17] They worked on without any noise. The elm tree has been standing in front of our house for 30 year.[Btwet (B) 14-15] (Zviv †Mvjgvj QvovB KvR ïiæ K‡iwQ‡jv)[Lty wet (C) 09-10] A Prepositional clause Loudly knocking at the door, he demanded admission. (how? [m¤v¢ e¨ ckÖ œ] B adverbial adjunct/phrase [elm(G¨jg& &-‡`e`viæ e„ÿ)] (`iRvq †Rv‡i VK& VK& K‡i, †m c‡Ö ekvwaKvi †P‡qwQj) C Adjective complement A conjunctional phrase D object complement Ans:b B interjectional phrase Ans:c 38. Last week he received the amount. C adverbial phrase D participle phrase (KLb?) (‡m MZmßv‡n UvKv wb‡qwQj) [ivtwet (B-Law) 12-13] 35. They rested at sunset. Here “at sunset” We must buy the tickets next week. They love each other heart and soul. [AvBb, wePvi I msm` gšY¿ vj‡qi mve-‡iwR÷ªvi-16] They arrived home safe and sound. A object He is out and out a gentleman. (‡m B noun c‡y ivcwy i GKRb f`‡ª jvK) [Btwet (G-Law) 04-05] C adverbial Ans:c D complement A noun phrase B adverbial phrase Our Facebook Page: h³y n‡Z wK¬K Kiæb| C prepositional phrase D adjective phrase Ans:b https://www.facebook.com/expertalim/ [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 438 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
Topic-09: Prepositional Phrase ‡Kv_vq e¨envi nq? †Pbvi Dcvq Ges Giƒc 10wU phrase Gi bvg wjLyb- িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন Prepositional Phrase: Bnv Ggb GK¸”Q kã hv ev‡K¨ preposition Gi gZ GKK (single) A_© †`q Ges †hme RvqMvq parts of speech Gi preposition e‡m, †mme RvqMvq Prepositional Phrase e‡m| Ab¨fv‡e ejv hvq- ‡h k㸇”Q preposition Gi cvÖ avb¨/ ‡dvKvmUvB †ewk _v‡K †mB k㸔Q‡K prepositional Phrase e‡j| †hgb: He stood in front of me. (GLv‡b, in front of Gi GKK A_-© m¤§‡y L/ before) ZvB GwU prepositional phrase| ‡Pbvi Dcvq-01: mvaviYZ prepositional phrase Gi ïiæ Ges †k‡l preposition _v‡K| List of Important Prepositional Phrases At the top of- m‡ev© ”P gvÎvq In consequence of- d‡j In the event of- wKQz NU‡j According to- Abymv‡i In course of- wKQz PjvKv‡j In the midst of- g‡a¨ By dint of- mvnv‡h¨ In favor of- c‡ÿ In the nick of time- wVK mg‡q By means of- mvnv‡h¨ In front of- m¤§y‡L/ Before In the teeth of- evav m‡ËI¡ By virtue of- mvnv‡h¨ In lieu of- cwie‡Z© On account of- R‡b¨/ For For the sake of- Rb¨/ For In order to- D‡Ï‡k¨ On behalf of- c‡ÿ In a view of- we‡ePbvq In place of- cwie‡Z© On the eve of- ïiæ‡Z In accordance with- Abmy v‡i In regard to- wel‡q/ About Owing to- Kvi‡Y In case of- wKQz NU‡j In search of- AbymÜv‡b With a view to- D‡Ï‡k¨ In compliance with- Abymv‡i In spite of- m‡ËI¡ With an eye to- D‡Ï‡k¨ In comparison to- Zjz bvq Instead of- cwie‡Z© 39. The underlined words make -- 41. The underlined parts are- I supported He waited in front of the house. [ivtwet (A1) 17 -18] him for the sake of friendship (e܇z Z¡i Rb¨ He was absent on account of his illness.[Btwet 10-11] Avwg Zv‡K mg_©b Kijvg) [Btwet 10-11] He stood in front of me. (‡m Avgvi mvg‡b Novera Ahmed went to London in `uvovj) [ivtwet 09-10, ¯^ivóª gš¿Yvj‡qi mnKvix cwiPvjK (gv`K) I order to study Sculpture. [ GB wbq‡g ûeû Kgb cÖk:œ Kviv ZË¡veavqK-06] et†ktgty itwetcÖtwet (wR) †mU-wm, 19-20] A conjunctional phrase A conjunctional phrase B adjective phrase B adjective phrase C adverbial phrase C adverbial phrase D prepositional phrase Ans:d D prepositional phrase Ans:d 42. Which of the following sentences has 40. The underlined parts are- The college prepositional phrase? [ivtwet (BSC) 13-14] stands by the side of the river. [Btwet (H) 17-18] A To walk in the morning is a good exercise. (mKv‡j nvu Uv ¯v^ ‡¯¨’ i Rb¨ fv‡jv) The beggar in front of the gate looked B Lenin was a leader second to none. very hungry. [ivtwet (a) 19-20 , Group-1] (‡jwjb †bZ…‡Z¡ AwØZxq wQ‡jb) A prepositional phrase C Mother asked Runa to iron the dried clothes.(gv iæbv‡K ïLv‡bv Kvco¸‡jv Bw¯¿ Ki‡Z ej‡jb) B adverbial phrase C adjective phrase D He worked in the teeth of all dangers. (‡m mKj wec` †gvKv‡ejv K‡i KvR Ki‡jv) Ans:d D verbal phrase Ans:a [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 439 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
‡Pbvi Dcvq-02: Advanced Learning: 44. Apu is the boy by the biggest bike. Verb Gi c‡i Aew¯Z’ ‡hme Adverbial Phrase, Identify prepositional phrase: [ivtwet (D- preposition w`‡q ïiæ wKš‘ noun w`‡q †kl nq †m¸‡jv‡KI Prepositional Phrase ejv hvq| †hgb: evwbR¨) 12-13] Zarif put the doraemon dills in his toy box. A the boy B apu is Ans:d “Please try to think out of the box” We were waiting for the bus. GB evK¨¸‡jv‡Z underlined C apu is the D by the biggest bike Kiv Ask¸‡jv g~jZ Adverbial phrase Z‡e G‡`i‡K Prepositional Phrase-I ejv hv‡e| Ackb †`Iqv 45. Zarif put the doraemon dills in his toy c‡Ö kœ Av‡M DËi Ki‡Z n‡e Adverbial Phrase Avi Ack‡b Adverbial Phrase bv _vK‡j DËi Ki‡Z n‡e box. Identify the prepositional phrase: prepositional Phrase| [ivtwet (D- evwbR¨) 12-13] A in toy his box B in Ans:a C Zarif put D put the doraemon 46. The underlined part is “Please try to think out of the box” - [Kztwet (B) 19-20] We played against a strong team. 43. We were waiting for the bus. The What kind of phrase? [et‡ktgty itwetcÖtwet (F) 14-15] underline part is- [28th BCS, et‡ktgty itwetctÖ wet (D) A Prepositional phrase 15-16, ivtwet (E-Odd) 16-17] B Adjective phrase A a noun phrase B an infinitive phrase C Verb phrase C a prepositional phrase D Conjunctional phrase Ans:a D a verb phrase Ans:c Topic-10: Conjunctional Phrase Kv‡K e‡j? GB Phrase †Pbvi Dcvq I D`vniY wjLyb| িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন 9. Conjunctional Phrase: Bnv Ggb GK¸”Q kã hv ev‡K¨ conjunction Gi KvR K‡i Ges †hme RvqMvq parts of speech Gi conjunction e‡m, †mme RvqMvq conjunctional phrase e‡m| Ab¨fv‡e ejv hvq- ‡h k㸇”Q conjunction Gi cvÖ avb¨/‡dvKvmUvB †ewk _v‡K †mB k㸔Q‡K conjunctional Phrase e‡j| †Pbvi Dcvq: conjunctional phrase mvaviYZ `wy U clause †K h³y K‡i| †hgb: I drank water as much as I could. Z‡e KLbI KLbI `ywU subject/ object †KI h³y Ki‡Z cv‡i| †hgb: Fahim as well as his friends has decided to leave London. List of Important Conjunctional Phrases As if/as though- hw`I Even though- GgbwK hw`I As much as- hZUv So that- hv‡Z As well as- Ges 47. Identify the underlined phrase; I drank 48. The officer was injured, or rather water as much as I could. [Btwet 10-11] ruined altogether, by the failure of the Fahim as well as his friends has decided bank. ‘or rather’ in the sentence is--- to leave London. [Kviv ZË¡veavqK (¯^ivóª gš¿Yvjq-10)] [Btwet (B) 15-16] A conjunction phrase A conjunction phrase B adjective phrase B adjective phrase C prepositional phrase C prepositional phrase D adverbial phrase Ans:a D adverbial phrase Ans:a [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 440 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
Topic-11: K‡qKwU Interjectional Phrase Gi D`vniY w`b| িভিডও েদখেত QR েকােড ি�ক করুন 10. Interjectional phrase: Bnv Ggb GK¸”Q kã hv AvKw¯§K g‡bi fve (Avb›`, `ty L, †e`bv, BZ¨vw`) cÖKvk K‡i Ges GB phrase Gi ci Note of interrogation sign (!) e‡m Ges †hme RvqMvq parts of speech Gi interjection e‡m, †mme RvqMvq interjectional phrase e‡m| †hgb: What a pity! The man is dead. (Kx `yt‡Li welq! †jvKwU g„Z) GB ev‡K¨ What a pity! Øviv `ytL †evSv‡”Q ZvB GwU interj. phrase| 49. Identify the underlined phrase: Oh my 50. Identify the underlined phrase: dear! What shall I do? [Xvtwet (C) 02-03] What a pity! The man is dead. [Btwet (B) 10-11] A interjectional phrase A interjectional phrase B adverbial phrase B adverbial phrase C prepositional phrase C prepositional phrase D conjunctional phrase Ans:a D conjunctional phrase Ans:a %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% m¤úY~ © Aa¨vqwUi g‡Wj †U÷ ‡`L‡Z cv‡ki QR ‡KvW ¯‹¨vb Kiæb- Clause (evK¨/evK¨vsk) Go to Index ♦ Aa¨vqwfwËK Question Analysis Ges Suggestion cixÿvmg~n ckÖ œ msL¨v +- ‡h cwiÿvi ‡h Topic ¸‡jv ‡ewk co‡Z n‡e- BCS Preliminary ‡Z 2wU+- 2, 4, 6, 7 All Bank Job Exams 2wU+- 1, 3, 4, 7 Primary Job Exams 2wU+- 2 3, 4, 7 PSC & Other Jobs 40wU+- 1, 2, 4, 7 GKbR‡i Aa¨vqwfwËK BCS cÖkœmgn~ - 1. This is the book I lost. Here “I lost” is- 2. ‘Strike while the iron is hot’ is an A A noun clause [37th BCS I Ab¨vb¨] example of- [38th BCS Preli. -17] B An adverbial clause A Noun clause B Adj. clause Ans:c C An adjective clause Ans:c C Adverbial clause D Subordinate clause D None of the three e¨vL¨v: GLv‡b strike (AvNvZ Kiv) n‡”Q main verb; e¨vL¨v: ev‡K¨ the book Gi c‡i GKwU clause ZvB main verb ‡K when Øviv cÖkœ K‡i- (KLb AvNvZ marker “that/ which” Dn¨ Av‡Q hv c~e©c` the Ki‡Z nq) DËi cvIqv hvq- “while the iron is hot” book Gi cv‡kB wQj, ZvB GwU GKwU adjective clause| ZvB GwU Adverbial clause; AvÿwiK A_©: ‡jvnv hLb Mig nq ZLb AvNvZ Ki; cÖev` A_©: †Svuc e‡y S †Kvc gviv; A_v© r mgqgZ KvR Kiv; evsjv A_©: hw` Zwz g cwÖ ZÁv Ki Z‡e †Zvgv‡K Zv Aek¨B ivL‡Z n‡e| [Expert- Job English] -- Page no. ~ 441 ~ Mobile: 01740-073569
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