Parts of Speech: Classification, usage, and Word Formation — BCS Cadre — পৃষ্ঠা 10

Parts of Speech: Classification, usage, and Word Formation: ইংরেজি, BCS Cadre পাঠ ও 557টি প্রশ্নের অনুশীলন। পৃষ্ঠা 10/12।

Choose the object relative pronoun in “The man ___ we met”.
- whom
- whose
- which
- what
Complete “The author ___ novel won the prize”.
- who
- whom
- whose
- which
Choose the indefinite pronoun.
- Everybody
- These books
- My pen
- Those chairs
Which verb agrees with “Everyone”?
- are
- have
- is
- were
Choose the reflexive pronoun.
- Them
- Their
- Themselves
- Theirs
In “The principal herself welcomed us”, “herself” is—
- Emphatic pronoun
- Relative pronoun
- Indefinite pronoun
- Demonstrative pronoun
In “The two friends helped each other”, the phrase means—
- Reflexive action
- Mutual action
- Future action
- Possession
Choose the distributive pronoun.
- Anyone
- Each
- They
- We
In “Which is yours?”, “Which” is—
- Interrogative pronoun
- Interrogative adjective
- Article
- Conjunction
Identify the adjective of quality.
- Seven
- Beautiful
- Each
- My
Choose the proper adjective.
- Indian
- Wonderful
- Several
- Little
In “Several students arrived”, “Several” indicates—
- Quality
- Number
- Material
- Place
In “A little water remained”, “little” indicates—
- Quantity
- Ordinals
- Comparison
- Nationality
Which one is a distributive determiner?
- Tomorrow
- Every
- Swiftly
- Because
In “Which road is shorter?”, “Which” is—
- Pronoun
- Determiner
- Adverb
- Verb
Choose the comparative of “good”.
- Gooder
- Best
- Better
- More good
Choose the superlative of “bad”.
- Worse
- Worst
- Baddest
- Badly
Which is the correct order?
- A wooden old table
- An old wooden table
- A table wooden old
- An wooden old table
Which word is an adjective in “The sky looks bright”?
- Looks
- Bright
- Sky
- The
Which word correctly modifies “information”?
- Many
- Few
- Much
- Several
Identify the possessive determiner.
- Hers
- Mine
- Their
- Ours
Which adjective is formed from “danger”?
- Dangerously
- Endanger
- Dangerous
- Danger
Which word in “A sleeping child” modifies child?
- Sleeping
- Child
- A
- None
In “She spoke politely”, “politely” expresses—
- Place
- Manner
- Frequency
- Time
Which is an adverb of frequency?
- Often
- Outside
- Here
- Very
In “He arrived yesterday”, “yesterday” is adverb of—
- Degree
- Manner
- Time
- Reason
In “Come here”, “here” is an adverb of—
- Place
- Degree
- Time
- Frequency
In “She is extremely careful”, “extremely” modifies—
- A noun
- An adjective
- A preposition
- An article
Which is the adverb form of “careful”?
- Care
- Carefulness
- Carefully
- Caring
In “He almost fell”, “almost” is an adverb of—
- Degree
- Place
- Manner
- Time
Which word is an adverb in “They seldom travel”?
- They
- Seldom
- Travel
- None
In “I can barely hear you”, “barely” means—
- Clearly
- Almost not
- Very loudly
- Always
Which question word asks about manner?
- Where
- When
- How
- Whose
In “I know where she works”, “where” introduces—
- Relative clause with antecedent
- Interrogative content clause
- Imperative clause
- An article
In “The town where I grew up”, “where” is—
- Relative adverb
- Interjection
- Article
- Auxiliary
Choose the word meaning “to a small extent”.
- Somewhat
- Always
- There
- Yesterday
Which comparison is standard?
- More faster
- Fastlier
- Faster
- Most fastly
Which verb agrees with “He” in the simple present?
- Go
- Goes
- Going
- Gone
In “She has written a poem”, “has” is—
- Modal auxiliary
- Primary auxiliary
- Noun
- Adjective
In “They are teachers”, “are” is—
- Main linking verb
- Modal verb
- Preposition
- Gerund
Which word is a modal auxiliary?
- Has
- Did
- Might
- Been
Choose the correct verb phrase.
- He can sings
- He can sing
- He can sang
- He can singing
Identify the transitive verb usage.
- Birds fly.
- She sleeps.
- He opened the door.
- The baby cried.
Which sentence has an intransitive verb?
- She bought a bag.
- He slept peacefully.
- She kicked the ball.
- They built a bridge.
In “She made him laugh”, “laugh” is a—
- Bare infinitive
- Finite verb
- Gerund
- Past participle
In “I want to learn”, “to learn” is a—
- Gerund
- Full infinitive
- Finite verb
- Participle
In “To err is human”, “To err” functions as—
- Subject
- Predicate adjective
- Preposition
- Conjunction
Which is a perfect infinitive?
- To do
- To be doing
- To have done
- To be done
Which is a continuous infinitive?
- To have done
- To be running
- To be written
- To run
Which is a passive infinitive?
- To be invited
- To invite
- To have invited
- Inviting