What is the meaning of the word "fortnight"?
A
Ten days
B
Four nights
C
Fourteen days
D
Forty nights
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• Correct Answer: গ) Fourteen days – চৌদ্দ দিন।
- Fortnight is a noun that means a period of fourteen days (two weeks).
- Bangla Meaning: "Fortnight" অর্থ হচ্ছে চৌদ্দ দিন বা দুই সপ্তাহ,পাক্ষিক; পাক্ষিকভাবে;।
Other options:
ক) Ten days – "Decade" বা "ten days" আলাদা শব্দ, এটি সঠিক অর্থ নয়।
খ) Four nights – শব্দে "four" এবং "nights" থাকলেও এটি ভুল ব্যাখ্যা।
ঘ) Forty nights – "Forty" মানে ৪০, কিন্তু "fortnight" মানে চৌদ্দ দিন।

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It is time we ____ for the station.
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A
could leave
B
have left
C
are leaving
D
left
Complete Sentence:
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It is time we left for the station.
It is time / It is high time:
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যখন It is time বা It is high time ব্যবহার করা হয় এবং এর পর subject বসে, তখন subject-এর পরে verb past form হয়।
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উদাহরণ: বাক্যটির verb হলো left।
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যদি It is time বা It is high time এর পরে subject না আসে, তখন verb Infinitive form হয়।
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উদাহরণ: It is high time to change our attitude.
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উৎস:

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Choose the correct sentence:
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A
Either of the boys is good at football.
B
Either of the boys are good at football.
C
Either of the boys have been good at football.
D
Either of the boys have good at football.
The correct answer is ক) Either of the boys is good at football.
Explanation:
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Either is a distributive pronoun used when referring to any one of two persons or things.
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When using either, the verb that follows is always singular.
Incorrect Examples Corrected:
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Either of the two options are acceptable.
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Either of the two options is acceptable.
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Either of the two boys are talented.
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Either of the two boys is talented.
Other Notes:
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Distributive pronouns: each, every, either, neither.
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They emphasize one item/person out of a group, even if the group has two or more members.
Source: A Passage to the English Language by S.M. Zakir Hussain.

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The cat slept under the table.
Here, the phrase 'under the table' acts as a/an -
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A
Adjective phrase
B
Noun phrase
C
Conjunctional phrase
D
Prepositional phrase
Sentence: The cat slept under the table.
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Phrase: under the table
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Type: Prepositional phrase
Explanation:
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“Under the table” starts with the preposition under and is followed by its object the table, forming a prepositional phrase.
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It indicates location (where the cat slept) and functions as an adverbial phrase modifying the verb slept.
Prepositional Phrase:
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Begins with a preposition (e.g., beside, in, on, at) and includes its object and any modifiers.
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Can function as an adjective (modifying a noun) or an adverb (modifying a verb).
More Examples:
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He sat near the door.
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She stayed close to the fireplace.

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