Parts of Speech: Classification, usage, and Word Formation — BCS Cadre — পৃষ্ঠা 11
Parts of Speech: Classification, usage, and Word Formation: ইংরেজি, BCS Cadre পাঠ ও 557টি প্রশ্নের অনুশীলন। পৃষ্ঠা 11/12।
- In “She seems to have forgotten”, the infinitive is—
- Bare
- Perfect
- Passive
- Continuous
- Which is a split infinitive?
- To quickly respond
- Quickly to respond
- To respond quickly
- Respond quickly
- Choose the past participle of “write”.
- Wrote
- Written
- Writing
- Writes
- In “The cake was baked”, “baked” is—
- Present participle
- Past participle
- Gerund
- Infinitive
- In “He stood near the window”, “near” is—
- Adverb
- Preposition
- Noun
- Conjunction
- In “She arrived after sunset”, “after” is—
- Preposition
- Conjunction
- Adjective
- Noun
- In “We left after the show ended”, “after” is—
- Preposition
- Conjunction
- Noun
- Adverb
- Complete “He is fond ___ music”.
- in
- of
- at
- to
- Complete “She is interested ___ science”.
- at
- on
- in
- for
- Complete “We depend ___ our teachers”.
- of
- at
- on
- into
- Choose the correct phrase.
- Despite of the rain
- In spite the rain
- Despite the rain
- Although of rain
- In “He walked across the bridge”, “across” indicates—
- Movement from one side to another
- Reason
- Time
- Possession
- Complete “She has been ill ___ Monday”.
- for
- since
- during
- by
- Complete “They have studied ___ three hours”.
- since
- for
- at
- by
- In “We talked about the plan”, “about” is a—
- Conjunction
- Preposition
- Pronoun
- Interjection
- Choose the phrase that uses “before” as a preposition.
- Before you arrive
- Before the meeting
- Before he sleeps
- Before we leave
- Which is a coordinating conjunction?
- And
- Because
- Although
- Unless
- In “He stayed home because it rained”, “because” expresses—
- Contrast
- Reason
- Choice
- Addition
- Choose the paired conjunction.
- Although
- Either...or
- Because
- Unless
- Complete “Neither Rafi ___ Sumi came”.
- or
- and
- nor
- but
- Complete “She is not only diligent ___ also kind”.
- and
- but
- or
- nor
- In “Although it was cold, we went out”, “although” shows—
- Condition
- Contrast
- Result
- Purpose
- Choose the subordinating conjunction of condition.
- If
- And
- But
- Or
- In “Work hard so that you may succeed”, “so that” expresses—
- Purpose
- Place
- Possession
- Comparison
- Which completes “No sooner had he arrived ___ it began to rain”?
- when
- than
- then
- that
- Complete “Hardly had she sat ___ the bell rang”.
- than
- as
- when
- because
- In “I will go unless it rains”, “unless” means—
- Because
- If not
- Even though
- Whenever
- Which sentence has “or” joining alternatives?
- He is tall.
- Tea or coffee is fine.
- She runs quickly.
- We stayed because it rained.
- Which is an interjection of surprise?
- Wow!
- And
- The
- Because
- Which expression shows sorrow?
- Alas!
- Hurray!
- Bravo!
- Hello!
- Which is a celebratory interjection?
- Alas!
- Hurray!
- Unless
- After
- In “Oh! I forgot the key”, “Oh” is—
- Preposition
- Conjunction
- Interjection
- Adjective
- Which one is not an interjection?
- Ouch!
- Bravo!
- Because
- Wow!
- Which interjection commonly expresses pain?
- Ouch!
- Indeed
- Yet
- Across
- In “Bravo! You did it”, the first word expresses—
- Praise
- Fear
- Sorrow
- Time
- What part of speech is “fast” in “a fast car”?
- Adverb
- Adjective
- Noun
- Conjunction
- What part of speech is “fast” in “drive fast”?
- Adverb
- Adjective
- Noun
- Verb
- In “Reading books is useful”, “Reading books” acts as—
- Subject
- Conjunction
- Finite verb
- Preposition
- In “The broken vase lay on the floor”, “broken” is—
- Adverb
- Past participle adjective
- Gerund
- Conjunction
- In “The train arrived late”, “late” is—
- Adjective
- Adverb
- Pronoun
- Noun
- In “The late train caused trouble”, “late” is—
- Adjective
- Adverb
- Preposition
- Verb
- In “We walked home”, “home” functions as—
- Adverb of direction
- Preposition
- Article
- Conjunction
- In “This is a home for children”, “home” is—
- Adjective
- Noun
- Adverb
- Verb
- In “He is enough of a scholar to know”, “enough” primarily marks—
- Adequacy
- Place
- Past time
- Ownership
- Which example shows “that” as a relative pronoun?
- That is blue.
- That book is mine.
- The book that I read was useful.
- I know that he left.
- In “I know that she is ready”, “that” is—
- Demonstrative pronoun
- Subordinating conjunction
- Adjective
- Adverb
- In “This book is better than that one”, “that” is—
- Demonstrative determiner
- Conjunction
- Verb
- Interjection
- In “He works very hard”, “very” modifies—
- He
- Works
- Hard
- None
- Which sentence uses “right” as a noun?
- Turn right.
- The right answer wins.
- Everyone has a right to learn.
- He is right.
- Which sentence uses “right” as an adjective?
- Walk right ahead.
- It is the right path.
- Rights matter.
- Turn to the right.