Exercise regularly in order to stay fit. (compound)
A
Exercise regularly and you will stay fit.
B
Exercise regularly or stay fit.
C
Exercise regularly but stay fit.
D
Regular exercise and should stay fit.
উত্তরের বিবরণ
সঠিক উত্তর হলো – ক) Exercise regularly and you will stay fit.
Simple → Compound রূপান্তরের নিয়ম:
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Simple sentence-এ যদি to + verb (যেমন: to succeed, to pass, to win) কোনো উদ্দেশ্য প্রকাশ করে, অথবা in order to ব্যবহৃত হয়, তাহলে Compound sentence-এ রূপান্তরের সময়:
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to + verb থাকলে "to" বাদ দিতে হবে এবং বাক্যের প্রথম অংশকে Imperative Sentence হিসেবে রূপান্তর করতে হবে।
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এরপর and (you will) বসিয়ে বাক্যের দ্বিতীয় অংশ যুক্ত করতে হবে।
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in order to + verb থাকলে, “in order to”-র জায়গায় and (you will) বসাতে হবে।
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Examples:
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Simple: You must work hard in order to succeed.
Compound: Work hard and you will succeed. -
Simple: Do it in order to get money.
Compound: Do it and (you will) get money. -
Simple: Study hard in order to pass the exam.
Compound: Study hard and (you will) pass the exam.
Other options ব্যাখ্যা:
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খ) Exercise regularly or stay fit. → "or" ব্যবহারে অর্থ দাঁড়ায়: নিয়মিত ব্যায়াম করো নয়তো ফিট থাকো; মূল বাক্যের অর্থের সাথে মেলে না।
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গ) Exercise regularly but stay fit. → "but" ব্যবহার অনর্থক; এখানে কোনো বিপরীত ভাব নেই।
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ঘ) Regular exercise and should stay fit. → ব্যাকরণগতভাবে ভুল; “and should stay fit” অংশের আগে subject নেই।
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'To nurse a grudge' means-
Created: 2 months ago
A
To take care of the sick
B
To forget a harm done
C
To become a friend to someone
D
To hold unfriendly feelings
To Nurse a Grudge
• Answer:
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ঘ) To hold unfriendly feelings
• Meaning:
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English: If you have or bear a grudge against someone, you have unfriendly feelings towards them because of something they did in the past.
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Bangla: মনে ক্ষোভ পুষে রাখা
• Example Sentence:
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English: She is just so forgiving—I don't think she's ever nursed a grudge in her life!
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Bangla: সে এতটাই ক্ষমাশীল—আমার মনে হয় না সে জীবনে কখনও ক্ষোভ পুষে রেখেছে!
Source:
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Collins Dictionary
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Rubel called me at the time of playing cricket. (Make it complex)
Created: 2 months ago
A
Rubel called me when I am playing cricket.
B
Rubel called me when I was playing cricket.
C
Rubel called me and I was playing cricket.
D
Rubel called me when I was played cricket.
Rule for converting a simple sentence with “at the time of” into a complex sentence:
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Keep the first clause unchanged.
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Replace “at the time of” with “when”.
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Adjust the second clause according to the tense of the first clause.
Example:
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Simple Sentence: Rubel called me at the time of playing cricket.
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Complex Sentence: Rubel called me when I was playing cricket.
Source: Advanced Learner's Communicative English Grammar & Composition, Chowdhury & Hossain
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If someone says, "I'm going to hit the sack early," what is he or she most likely doing?
Created: 2 months ago
A
Preparing for a flight
B
Starting a workout
C
Going to sleep
D
Packing their bags
Idiom: “Hit the Sack / Hit the Hay”
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Meaning:
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English: To go to bed in order to sleep
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Bangla: ঘুমাতে যাওয়া; শুতে যাওয়া
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Example Sentence:
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I’m really tired, so I’m going to hit the sack early tonight.
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Usage Context:
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"I'm going to hit the sack early" → means the person is going to sleep
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Sources:
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Cambridge Dictionary
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Merriam-Webster Dictionary
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