Gerund & participle & infinite

We shall establish a school soon. ‘Establish’ CAN BE REPLACE BY

We shall establish a school soon. ‘Establish’ CAN BE REPLACE BY
a) Put up
b) Set up
c) Set out
d) Put down

Choose the correct sentence?

Choose the correct sentence?
a) A new cabinet has been sworn in in Dhaka
b) A new cabinet has been sworn in Dhaka
c) A new cabinet has sworn in Dhaka
d) A new cabinet has been sworn by in Dhaka

Fill in the blank: You should… swimming.

Fill in the blank: You should… swimming.
a) take off
b) start up
c) get off
d) take up

‘The boy wanders…in the streets

‘The boy wanders…in the streets
a) for
b) of
c) at
d) about

Fill in the blank: Frustration results… violence.

Fill in the blank: Frustration results… violence.
a) at
b) with
c) of
d) in

‘The dog ran…the road.’

‘The dog ran…the road.’
a) on
b) along
c) in
d) with

Do not run…debt.

Do not run…debt.
a) to
b) with
c) from
d) into

The man was run… by a car.

The man was run… by a car.
a) over
b) into
c) through
d) upon

‘He could not prevail…you.’

‘He could not prevail…you.’
a) on
b) over
c) with
d) upon

‘The decision rests…you.’

‘The decision rests…you.’
a) with
b) on
c) in
d) upon

He deals…rice.

He deals…rice.
a) with
b) in
c) at
d) by

He died…his country.

He died…his country.
a) in
b) on
c) to
d) for

He died…over eating.

He died…over eating.
a) from
b) by
c) in
d) to

The patient died…cancer.

The patient died…cancer.
a) from
b) by
c) of
d) at

He has given…smoking.

He has given…smoking.
a) by
b) against
c) away
d) up

‘The burglar jumped…the compound wall.

‘The burglar jumped…the compound wall.
a) on
b) at
c) over
d) in

‘Look after’ means to-

‘Look after’ means to-
a) follow
b) try again
c) take care
d) look at

‘Pass away’ means-

‘Pass away’ means-
a) disappear
b) die
c) erase
d) to cross

‘Pass for’ means-

‘Pass for’ means-
a) appear to be
b) allow
c) brush aside
d) qualify

‘Look over’ means-

‘Look over’ means-
a) neglect
b) examine closely
c) ignore
d) choose

Choose the correct preposition in the blank of the sentence ‘I count…your help.’

Choose the correct preposition in the blank of the sentence ‘I count…your help.’
a) for
b) upon
c) with
d) after

‘তার বাড়ি রাজশাহী’ বাক্যটির সঠিক অনুবাদ কী? [প্রাথমিক বিদ্যালয় সহকারী শিক্ষক : ৯৭]

‘তার বাড়ি রাজশাহী’ বাক্যটির সঠিক অনুবাদ কী? [প্রাথমিক বিদ্যালয় সহকারী শিক্ষক : ৯৭]
a) His house is in Rajshahi
b) He comes from Rajshahi
c) Rajshahi is his home
d) There is his house in Rajshahi

‘তুমি কিভাবে তাহার ব্যাগটি পাইলে?’ বাক্যটির সঠিক ইংরেজি অনুবাদ কোনটি?

‘তুমি কিভাবে তাহার ব্যাগটি পাইলে?’ বাক্যটির সঠিক ইংরেজি অনুবাদ কোনটি?
a) How did you come across his purse
b) How did you come to his purse
c) How did you come round his purse
d) How did you come by his purse

‘তার বাড়ী যশোর।’ বাক্যটির ইংরেজি অনুবাদ

‘তার বাড়ী যশোর।’ বাক্যটির ইংরেজি অনুবাদ
a) His house is in Jessore
b) He lives in Jessore
c) He hails from Jessore
d) His home is Jessore

Anger may be compared…fire.

Anger may be compared…fire.
a) with
b) to
c) of
d) in

The school consists…five classrooms.

The school consists…five classrooms.
a) in
b) by
c) of
d) with

I count…your help.

I count…your help.
a) on
b) for
c) in
d) with

The nurse attended…the patient. The nurse attended…the patient.

The nurse attended…the patient. The nurse attended…the patient.
a) on
b) to
c) in
d) upon

Students should attend…their lessons.

Students should attend…their lessons.
a) with
b) on
c) at
d) to

‘I beg mery…the principal.’

‘I beg mery…the principal.’
a) of
b) to
c) on
d) from

Which is the correct phrase or idiom in the gap of the sentence? His health has…because of hard labour.

Which is the correct phrase or idiom in the gap of the sentence? His health has…because of hard labour.
a) broken down
b) broken up
c) broken out
d) broken into

He was asked to…a doctor.

He was asked to…a doctor.
a) call out
b) call in
c) call for
d) call on

The Ambassador called…the president.

The Ambassador called…the president.
a) at
b) in
c) on
d) none of them

Tress have…off their leaves.

Tress have…off their leaves.
a) thrown
b) fallen
c) cast
d) put

A drowning man catches…a straw.

A drowning man catches…a straw.
a) to
b) at
c) for
d) on

‘The man was charged…theft.’

‘The man was charged…theft.’
a) at
b) in
c) of
d) with

কোন শব্দগুলো Past from-এ আছে?

কোন শব্দগুলো Past from-এ আছে?
a) Spoke, Cost, Left
b) Take, Throw, Cut
c) Read, Set, Swim
d) Beat, Bite, Bear

He abides…me.

He abides…me.
a) with
b) in
c) upon
d) at

The Padma abounds…hilsha fish.

The Padma abounds…hilsha fish.
a) with
b) in
c) of
d) on

Your conduct admits…no excuse.

Your conduct admits…no excuse.
a) at
b) for
c) from
d) of

‘I was admitted…Dhaka College.’

‘I was admitted…Dhaka College.’
a) in
b) to
c) from
d) on

The boy from the village said, “I… starve than beg.”

The boy from the village said, “I… starve than beg.”
a) would better
b) better
c) would rather
d) rather

Mr. Atique…rather not invest that money in the stock market.

Mr. Atique…rather not invest that money in the stock market.
a) must
b) has to
c) could
d) would

I have a boat made of wood. The underlined phrase is-

I have a boat made of wood. The underlined phrase is-
a) an adverbial phrase
b) perfect participle phrase
c) present participle phrase
d) past participle phrase

‘Bear’S past participle

‘Bear’S past participle
a) Bore
b) Bear
c) Born
d) Beard

Choose the correct past participle form of word ‘drink’

Choose the correct past participle form of word ‘drink’
a) drunk
b) drunker
c) dronk
d) drank

What is the past participle form of put?

What is the past participle form of put?
a) putten
b) had putten
c) put
d) putted

Which one is the correct past tense form of ‘ring’?

Which one is the correct past tense form of ‘ring’?
a) Rung
b) Rang
c) Ringed
d) Runged

6. Mother laughs.

6. Mother laughs.
a) Intransitive verb
b) Auxiliary verb
c) Transitive verb
d) Causative verb

‘The door opened automatically.’ The verb in this sentence is-

‘The door opened automatically.’ The verb in this sentence is-
a) Transitive verb
b) Linking verb
c) Intransitive verb
d) None of these

A rolling stone gathers no moss. Here ‘rolling’ is

A rolling stone gathers no moss. Here ‘rolling’ is
a) Gerund
b) Verbal noun
c) Participle
d) Adjective

‘He writes a letter.’ In this sentence ‘write’ is a/an-

‘He writes a letter.’ In this sentence ‘write’ is a/an-
a) Intransitive verb
b) Auxiliary verb
c) Principal verb
d) Transitive verb

Which one is the most polite expression?

Which one is the most polite expression?
A. Please close the door.
B. Will you please closed the door?
C. Would you mind closing the door?
D. May the door be closed?

I have no obejection to walking. The underlined part is an exmple of––

I have no obejection to walking. The underlined part is an exmple of––
A. an infinitive
B. a gerund
C. a participle
D. a morpheme

Which one is an example of an intransitive verb?

Which one is an example of an intransitive verb?
A. They painted their fences green.
B. My family moved to another city.
C. We believed the boy.
D. He gave the papers to the lawyer

A swimming snake bit him in the leg. Here ‘swimming’ is a-

A swimming snake bit him in the leg. Here ‘swimming’ is a-
a) gerund
b) infinite
c) participle
d) verbal noun

I went out having forgotten him. The underlined part is a––

I went out having forgotten him. The underlined part is a––
A. gerund
B. verbal noun
C. perfect participle
D. present participle

My brother enjoys –– computer games. The missing expression is

My brother enjoys –– computer games. The missing expression is
A. play
B. to play
C. playing
D. being played

Identify the correct part of speech of the word underlined in the sentence: Suddenly finding himself alone, he became frightened.

Identify the correct part of speech of the word underlined in the sentence: Suddenly finding himself alone, he became frightened.
a) gerund
b) past participle
c) present participle
d) adverb