Correct Answer

খ) Heading ✅

Explanation:

• চিঠির উপরের অংশে যেখানে প্রেরকের ঠিকানা ও তারিখ লেখা থাকে, সেটাকে Heading বলা হয়।

Other Options

ক) Salutation → চিঠির অভিবাদন, যেমন: Dear Sir.
গ) Body → চিঠির মূল অংশ, যেখানে বার্তার বিস্তারিত লেখা হয়।
ঘ) Closing → চিঠির শেষের অংশ, যেখানে বিদায়মূলক শব্দ যেমন: Yours sincerely লেখা হয়।

Complete Sentence: When you see such kindness, you cannot but do something to repay it।

• Cannot help / Cannot but

  • এগুলো ব্যবহৃত হয় কোনো কিছু না করে থাকা সম্ভব নয় বোঝাতে

  • Cannot help-এর পরে gerund (verb+ing) বসে

  • Cannot but-এর পরে verb-এর base form বসে

• যেহেতু প্রদত্ত বাক্যে Cannot but ব্যবহার হয়েছে, তাই শূন্যস্থানে do বসানো হয়েছে

• More Examples:

  • I cannot but laugh.

  • I cannot help going there.

The correct passive form of the sentence "We made her recite a poem" is "she was made to recite a poem." Here's the explanation of why this is the correct choice, and why the other options are incorrect:

• Correct Answer: "she was made to recite a poem"
  In the passive voice, we change the object of the active sentence to the subject of the passive sentence. In the active voice, "her" is the object (the person being made to do something), and "recite a poem" is the action. The passive form involves making "her" (the object) the subject of the sentence. We also need to add "to" after "made" in this structure, because "made" in causative constructions requires "to" when used with an infinitive verb. This gives us the correct passive sentence: "She was made to recite a poem."

• Why the other options are incorrect:

  • Option (ক): "a poem was made recite by her"
    This is incorrect because the subject of the passive sentence should be the person who was made to do the action (in this case, "her"), not the object ("a poem"). Additionally, "recite" is in the wrong form. It should be in the infinitive form ("to recite") after "made."

  • Option (গ): "she was made recited a poem"
    This is incorrect because "recited" is the wrong tense. "Recited" is the past tense, but the causative "made" requires the base form of the verb after it (i.e., "recite").

  • Option (ঘ): "a poem was made to recited"
    This is incorrect because "recited" is again in the wrong form. After "to," the verb should be in its base form, i.e., "recite," not "recited."

In summary, the correct passive form is: "She was made to recite a poem."