English Grammar: Modifier, Infinitive, Gerund, Participle, Tense, Sentence and Clause — BCS Cadre — পৃষ্ঠা 3
English Grammar: Modifier, Infinitive, Gerund, Participle, Tense, Sentence and Clause: ইংরেজি, BCS Cadre পাঠ ও 401টি প্রশ্নের অনুশীলন। পৃষ্ঠা 3/9।
- A “verbose” explanation is one that—
- uses too many words
- contains no detail
- lasts only a second
- has no grammar
- An employee “worth their salt” is—
- competent and deserving of pay
- always highly paid
- new to the job
- a soldier by profession
- A costly project that gives little benefit may be called—
- a white elephant
- a golden opportunity
- a safe bet
- an open book
- Which part contains a finite subordinate clause?
- Although the road was wet
- Walking slowly
- Across the courtyard
- To reach home
- In “I stayed home because it was raining,” the dependent clause is—
- I stayed home
- because it was raining
- stayed home
- it was
- “Sitting happily, the chicken laid eggs.” The opening words are most precisely—
- a participial phrase
- an independent clause
- a finite noun clause
- a coordinate clause
- Choose the sentence containing a noun clause.
- I know that he is honest.
- The boy with a hat smiled.
- She left before noon.
- The red car stopped.
- Which is the adjective clause in “The book that you recommended is useful”?
- The book
- that you recommended
- is useful
- you recommended is
- Which conjunction most naturally begins a clause of concession?
- Although
- Because
- Unless
- So that
- In “If you practise, you will improve,” the if-clause expresses—
- a condition
- a comparison
- a result only
- a question
- Which part of the sentence is a noun clause? “I cannot explain why the lights went out.”
- I cannot explain
- why the lights went out
- the lights
- went out
- Choose the sentence containing an adjective clause.
- She arrived before noon.
- I know what you mean.
- The student who won the prize is absent.
- Walking is healthy.
- In “We stayed indoors because the storm was severe,” the final clause shows—
- time
- reason
- comparison
- purpose
- Which sentence has a correctly formed indirect question?
- Do you know where is the library?
- Do you know where the library is?
- Do you know where does the library stand?
- Do you know where the library does is?
- Identify the subordinate clause in “Although it was late, the audience remained seated.”
- the audience remained seated
- remained seated
- Although it was late
- the audience
- The expression “the idea that everyone deserves a chance” contains a clause functioning as—
- an adverbial clause
- an explanatory content clause
- an independent clause
- a coordinate clause
- Choose the correct relative-clause sentence.
- The girl which called is my cousin.
- The girl whose called is my cousin.
- The girl who called is my cousin.
- The girl whom called is my cousin.
- Identify the adverbial clause of time.
- Where he lives is unknown.
- I met her when the meeting ended.
- The house that I bought is old.
- I believe that he is honest.
- Choose the correct completion: “Tell me ______ you need assistance.”
- do you whether
- whether do you
- whether you
- you whether
- Which sentence contains a non-finite participial phrase rather than a finite clause?
- As she smiled, she waved.
- Smiling broadly, she waved.
- Although she smiled, she was nervous.
- When she smiled, I waved.
- Select the correct form: “The earth ______ around the sun.”
- revolve
- revolves
- is revolving always
- has revolving
- Complete: “Listen! Someone ______ at the door.”
- knocks yesterday
- is knocking
- has knock
- knocking
- Choose the correct verb: “I ______ her for twelve years.”
- am knowing
- know since
- have known
- had knowing
- Complete: “The train ______ before we reached the platform.”
- had departed
- has departed
- will depart
- departs
- Complete: “At eight last night, they ______ dinner.”
- have
- are having
- were having
- had have
- Choose the correct completion: “By next June, she ______ the course.”
- will complete yesterday
- will have completed
- has completing
- had complete
- Choose the correct sentence.
- Yesterday I have visited my uncle.
- Yesterday I visited my uncle.
- Yesterday I had visit my uncle.
- Yesterday I am visiting my uncle.
- Complete: “She ______ in this city since 2020.”
- lives since
- has been living
- is live
- had living
- Fill in: “When I entered, the children ______.”
- were sleeping
- have slept now
- sleep tomorrow
- had be sleeping
- Choose the correct completion: “He ______ the report just now.”
- has finished
- finished
- finishes tomorrow
- have finished
- Fill in: “We ______ any rain for weeks.”
- did not had
- have not had
- are not have
- has not had
- Complete: “She ______ her hand while she was preparing lunch.”
- burned
- has burn
- is burning tomorrow
- will burned
- Fill in: “They have been waiting ______ two hours.”
- since
- for
- from
- by
- Choose the correct sentence.
- He has been ill since Monday.
- He has been ill for Monday.
- He has been ill from Monday till now always.
- He is been ill since Monday.
- Choose the correct verb: “It is high time we ______ the issue.”
- address
- addressed
- will address
- are address
- Fill in: “She insisted on ______ the original documents.”
- see
- to see
- seeing
- saw
- Choose the correct completion: “He refrained from ______ any comments.”
- make
- making
- made
- to make
- Fill in: “We look forward to ______ you again.”
- meet
- meeting
- met
- have met
- Choose the correct completion: “The teacher made the students ______ the passage.”
- to read
- read
- reading
- reads
- Fill in: “She was prevented from ______ the hall.”
- enter
- to enter
- entering
- entered
- Choose the correct form: “The portrait was ______ on the wall.”
- hanged
- hung
- hang
- hanging by someone
- Fill in: “The prisoner was ______ for murder.”
- hung
- hang
- hanged
- hanging
- Choose the correct form: “Yesterday, he ______ on the grass for an hour.”
- laid
- lay
- lain
- lies
- Choose the correct sentence.
- She laid down to rest.
- She lay down to rest.
- She lain down to rest.
- She had lay down to rest.
- Complete: “The doctor advised him ______ smoking.”
- give up
- to give up
- giving up to
- gave up
- Choose the correct completion: “We enjoyed ______ through the museum.”
- walk
- to walked
- walking
- have walk
- Complete: “You had better ______ a doctor.”
- to consult
- consult
- consulted
- consulting
- Complete: “Hurry up lest you ______ miss the flight.”
- will
- should
- have
- can to
- Choose the correct completion: “They will leave after the manager ______.”
- arrives
- will arrive
- arriving
- has arrive
- Complete: “One of my colleagues ______ abroad.”
- work
- works
- are working
- have work