Gerund & participle & infinite
Total Questions: 100
1) ‘The boy wanders…in the streets
- A: for
- B: of
- C: at
- D: about
2) 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
3) Fill in the blank: You should… swimming.
- A: take off
- B: start up
- C: get off
- D: take up
4) The man was run… by a car.
- A: over
- B: into
- C: through
- D: upon
5) We shall establish a school soon. ‘Establish’ CAN BE REPLACE BY
- A: Put up
- B: Set up
- C: Set out
- D: Put down
6) Do not run…debt.
- A: to
- B: with
- C: from
- D: into
7) Fill in the blank: Frustration results… violence.
- A: at
- B: with
- C: of
- D: in
8) ‘The dog ran…the road.’
- A: on
- B: along
- C: in
- D: with
9) ‘He could not prevail…you.’
- A: on
- B: over
- C: with
- D: upon
10) ‘The decision rests…you.’
- A: with
- B: on
- C: in
- D: upon
11) ‘Pass for’ means-
- A: appear to be
- B: allow
- C: brush aside
- D: qualify
12) নিচের কোন বাক্যটি শুদ্ধ?
- A: See the word in the dictionary
- B: Find out the word in the dictionary
- C: Pick up the word in the dictionary
- D: Look up the word in the dictionary
13) ‘Pass away’ means-
- A: disappear
- B: die
- C: erase
- D: to cross
14) ‘Look after’ means to-
- A: follow
- B: try again
- C: take care
- D: look at
15) ‘Look over’ means-
- A: neglect
- B: examine closely
- C: ignore
- D: choose
16) ‘The burglar jumped…the compound wall.
- A: on
- B: at
- C: over
- D: in
17) He died…hunger.
- A: at
- B: on
- C: of
- D: in
18) He has given…smoking.
- A: by
- B: against
- C: away
- D: up
19) He died…over eating.
- A: from
- B: by
- C: in
- D: to
20) The patient died…cancer.
- A: from
- B: by
- C: of
- D: at
21) He deals…rice.
- A: with
- B: in
- C: at
- D: by
22) He died…his country.
- A: in
- B: on
- C: to
- D: for
23) Choose the correct preposition in the blank of the sentence ‘I count…your help.’
- A: for
- B: upon
- C: with
- D: after
24) I count…your help.
- A: on
- B: for
- C: in
- D: with
25) The school consists…five classrooms.
- A: in
- B: by
- C: of
- D: with
26) ‘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
27) Anger may be compared…fire.
- A: with
- B: to
- C: of
- D: in
28) ‘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
29) ‘The man was charged…theft.’
- A: at
- B: in
- C: of
- D: with
30) ‘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
31) Tress have…off their leaves.
- A: thrown
- B: fallen
- C: cast
- D: put
32) A drowning man catches…a straw.
- A: to
- B: at
- C: for
- D: on
33) The Ambassador called…the president.
- A: at
- B: in
- C: on
- D: none of them
34) 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
35) He was asked to…a doctor.
- A: call out
- B: call in
- C: call for
- D: call on
36) ‘I beg mery…the principal.’
- A: of
- B: to
- C: on
- D: from
37) The nurse attended…the patient. The nurse attended…the patient.
- A: on
- B: to
- C: in
- D: upon
38) Students should attend…their lessons.
- A: with
- B: on
- C: at
- D: to
39) Your conduct admits…no excuse.
- A: at
- B: for
- C: from
- D: of
40) ‘I was admitted…Dhaka College.’
- A: in
- B: to
- C: from
- D: on
41) The Padma abounds…hilsha fish.
- A: with
- B: in
- C: of
- D: on
42) কোন শব্দগুলো Past from-এ আছে?
- A: Spoke, Cost, Left
- B: Take, Throw, Cut
- C: Read, Set, Swim
- D: Beat, Bite, Bear
43) He abides…me.
- A: with
- B: in
- C: upon
- D: at
44) What is the past participle form of put?
- A: putten
- B: had putten
- C: put
- D: putted
45) Which one is the correct past tense form of ‘ring’?
- A: Rung
- B: Rang
- C: Ringed
- D: Runged
46) Choose the correct past participle form of word ‘drink’
- A: drunk
- B: drunker
- C: dronk
- D: drank
47) 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
48) ‘Bear’S past participle
- A: Bore
- B: Bear
- C: Born
- D: Beard
49) Mr. Atique…rather not invest that money in the stock market.
- A: must
- B: has to
- C: could
- D: would
50) ‘He writes a letter.’ In this sentence ‘write’ is a/an-
- A: Intransitive verb
- B: Auxiliary verb
- C: Principal verb
- D: Transitive verb
51) The boy from the village said, “I… starve than beg.”
- A: would better
- B: better
- C: would rather
- D: rather
52) A swimming snake bit him in the leg. Here ‘swimming’ is a-
- A: gerund
- B: infinite
- C: participle
- D: verbal noun
53) ‘The door opened automatically.’ The verb in this sentence is-
- A: Transitive verb
- B: Linking verb
- C: Intransitive verb
- D: None of these
54) A rolling stone gathers no moss. Here ‘rolling’ is
- A: Gerund
- B: Verbal noun
- C: Participle
- D: Adjective
55) Mother loves me. Here ‘Loves’ is an example of the-
- A: Transitive verb
- B: Intransitive verb
- C: Simple verb
- D: Auxiliary verb
56) 6. Mother laughs.
- A: Intransitive verb
- B: Auxiliary verb
- C: Transitive verb
- D: Causative verb
57) My brother enjoys –– computer games. The missing expression is
- A: play
- B: to play
- C: playing
- D: being played
58) 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
59) I went out having forgotten him. The underlined part is a––
- A: gerund
- B: verbal noun
- C: perfect participle
- D: present participle
60) 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
61) 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
62) 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?
63) She likes –– long emails.
- A: writes
- B: writing
- C: write
- D: wrote
64) The oncologist studied the results of the biopsy and decided –– additional tests. [Sonali Bank Ltd. Officer (Cash) 2018]
- A: should order
- B: to order
- C: he should ordering
- D: ordering Ans.
65) The students aren’t prepared –– the examination. [Pubali Bank Ltd. Trainee Assistant Teller 2017]
- A: to listen
- B: to work
- C: to take
- D: to give
66) The past form of the verb ‘Tear’ is :[BSC Senior Officer (IT/ICT) 2018]
- A: Teared
- B: Torn
- C: Tore
- D: Tears
67) Past participle of ‘wear’ is ––[Janata Bank Ltd. Senior Officer (Textile Eng.) 2020]
- A: weared
- B: weard
- C: wore
- D: worn
68) The past participle of ‘Spoil’ is –– [Southeast Bank Ltd. Probationary Officer 2020]
- A: spoiled
- B: spoilled
- C: spoilt
- D: spell
69) What is the verb form of ‘Office’? [Jiban Bima Corporation Office Attendant Cum-Computer Operator 2021]
- A: Official
- B: Officiate
- C: Officially
- D: Officer
70) Which one is verb?
- A: lighting
- B: lighten
- C: lightsome
- D: lightness
71) What is the past participle of dive? [Bangladesh Bank Assistant Director 2021]
- A: dove
- B: diven
- C: dive
- D: dived
72) ‘The door opened automatically. The verb in this sentence is ——
- A: Transitive verb
- B: Linking verb
- C: Intransitive verb
- D: None of these
73) Muslims fast during Ramadan, here fast is ——
- A: adjective
- B: adverb
- C: verb
- D: determiner
74) Did you see her –– towards you?
- A: to come
- B: coming
- C: was coming
- D: came
75) Choose the past participle form of the verb ‘telecast’
- A: telecasted
- B: telecast
- C: telecastted
- D: telecasten
76) Making a good result in the exam needs a lot of hard work. Here ‘making’ is a––
- A: present participle
- B: pronoun
- C: adjective
- D: gerund
77) What is the past participle form of ‘put’?
- A: Putted
- B: Putter
- C: had putter
- D: put
78) The past participle form of the verb ‘spread’ is––
- A: spreaded
- B: spreaden
- C: spread
- D: spreadened
79) What is the past participle form of ‘Split’
- A: spoilt
- B: spoiled
- C: split
- D: splitted
80) Past form of ‘Wear’ is––
- A: Weared
- B: Wore
- C: Worn
- D: Worned
81) The present verb form of the word ‘sworn’ is :
- A: swore
- B: swor
- C: swered
- D: swear
82) 59. Which of the following is a strong verb?
- A: Run
- B: Walk
- C: Make
- D: Jog
83) The past tense of the verb ‘swing’ is–– .
- A: Swing
- B: Swinged
- C: Swung
- D: Swunged
84) The past participle form of the verb ‘Fell’ is––
- A: felt
- B: fallen
- C: felled
- D: fled
85) The teacher made the children –– the book.
- A: reading
- B: to read
- C: read
- D: reads
86) 55. Which one of the following is the “ing” form of the verb ‘singe’?
- A: singing
- B: singeing
- C: singging
- D: singeiing
87) The girls water the plants. Here ‘water’ is––
- A: noun
- B: verb
- C: adjective
- D: adverb
88) –– the letter tonight, Rahim will post it tomorrow.
- A: Finishing
- B: Finished
- C: To finish
- D: Finish a
89) Which of the following words can be used as a verb?
- A: green
- B: orange
- C: red
- D: blue Ans.
90) The bell had already been –– . (Fill in the gap)
- A: rang
- B: ranged
- C: rung
- D: ringed
91) Have you finished –– the book?
- A: read
- B: reading
- C: is reading
- D: being reading Ans.
92) The past participle form of the word ‘BITE’ is–
- A: Biten
- B: Beaten
- C: Bitten D
93) He watched the boat –– down the river.
- A: floating
- B: to float
- C: was floating
- D: had floated Ans
94) Education is enlightening. Here ‘enlightening’ is––
- A: A gerund
- B: A participle
- C: An infinitive
- D: A finite verb
95) We want to take legal action against the company.
- A: Adverb
- B: Infinitive maker
- C: Preposition
- D: Conjunction
96) The boy reads a book. What kind of verb ‘reads’ in the sentence is?
- A: Principal
- B: Auxiliary verb
- C: Transitive verb
- D: Intransitive verb
97) Suddenly finding himself alone, he became frightened. The underline word is––
- A: Gerund
- B: Past participle
- C: Present participle
- D: Adverb
98) 43. My favourite activity is reading. Here reading is a/an ––
- A: Gerund
- B: Verbal noun
- C: Complement
- D: Object
99) 41. The sun –– from behinds the clouds.
- A: immerse
- B: emerged
- C: imerged
- D: amerged
100) Which one of the following is verb?
- A: Openly
- B: Reopen
- C: Openness
- D: Closely
Time: 60s |
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