Modifier, Sentence, Transformation of Sentence and Degree — Primary Teacher — পৃষ্ঠা 2

Modifier, Sentence, Transformation of Sentence and Degree: ইংরেজি, Primary Teacher পাঠ ও 89টি প্রশ্নের অনুশীলন। পৃষ্ঠা 2/2।

  1. Choose the correct passive of ‘Sheila was writing a letter’.
    • A letter was writing by Sheila.
    • A letter was being writing by Sheila.
    • A letter was being written by Sheila.
    • A letter was been written by Sheila.
  2. Choose the correct passive of ‘People always remember the patriots’.
    • The patriots will always be remembered by people.
    • The patriots are always being remembered.
    • People are always remembered by the patriots.
    • The patriots are always remembered.
  3. Choose the correct passive of ‘He is going to open a shop’.
    • He is being gone to open a shop.
    • A shop is being gone opened by him.
    • A shop will be opened by him.
    • A shop is going to be opened by him.
  4. Choose the correct passive of ‘The house is building’.
    • A house is being built by us.
    • The masons are building the house.
    • It is the house which is being built.
    • The house is being built.
  5. Choose the correct Active of ‘Let him be told to go’.
    • Go.
    • Let you go.
    • You go.
    • Tell him to go.
  6. The passive form of ‘One should keep one’s promise’ is—
    • Promises should be kept.
    • You shall keep your promise.
    • Promises should be kept at one’s own.
    • It is promise and it should be kept.
  7. Which is the correct passive form of ‘He is writing a letter’?
    • A letter is written by him.
    • A letter was written by him.
    • A letter was being written by him.
    • A letter is being written by him.
  8. Choose the correct passive of ‘Who has broken the glass?’
    • By who have the glass been broken?
    • By whom has the glass been broken?
    • By whom have the glass been broken?
    • Whom has the glass been broken?
  9. Which is the correct passive form of ‘Who gave you this pen?’
    • By whom have you been given this pen?
    • By whom were you got this pen?
    • By whom were you given this pen?
    • By whom was you given this pen?
  10. Choose the correct passive of ‘Who will do the work?’
    • Who will be done the work?
    • Who will done the work?
    • By whom will the work be done?
    • Whom will the work be done?
  11. The passive form of ‘I have to do it’ is—
    • It has to be done to me.
    • It has to be done by me.
    • It is to be done by me.
    • Let it be done by me.
  12. The passive form of ‘Don’t do it’ is—
    • Let not it be done.
    • Let it be not done.
    • Let it be done.
    • Let it no be done.
  13. Choose the correct passive of ‘Never tell a lie’.
    • A lie is never told.
    • A lie is never be told.
    • Let a lie never be told.
    • Let not a lie be told ever.
  14. Which is the correct passive form of ‘Panic seized me’?
    • I was seized by panic.
    • I was seized for panic.
    • I was seized from panic.
    • I was seized with panic.
  15. Which is the correct passive form of ‘I know you’?
    • You are known by me.
    • You are known to me.
    • You are unknown by me.
    • You are known with me.
  16. Choose the correct passive of ‘Who can do it?’
    • By whom it can be done?
    • By whom can it be do?
    • By whom can it be done?
    • By whom can it be did?
  17. The passive form of ‘He pleases us’ is—
    • We were pleased with him.
    • We are pleased with him.
    • We are pleased by him.
    • We will be pleased by him.
  18. The passive form of ‘Does he speak English well?’ is—
    • Is English spoke well by him?
    • Is English spoken well to him?
    • Is English spoken well by him?
    • Was English spoke well by him?
  19. The passive form of ‘Who has done the work?’ is—
    • Whom has done the work by?
    • Who has been done the work?
    • By whom has been done the work?
    • By whom has the work been done?
  20. Choose the correct passive of ‘Let him sing a song’.
    • Let a song sing by him.
    • Let a song be sung by him.
    • Let a song be sang by him.
    • Let a song sung by him.
  21. The passive form of ‘Do not hate the poor’ is—
    • Let not the poor be hated.
    • Let the poor not be hated.
    • Let not the poor hate.
    • Let poor not be hate.
  22. Choose the correct passive of ‘Who called you a liar?’
    • By whom are you called a liar?
    • By whom were you called a liar?
    • By whom you called a liar?
    • By whom was you called a liar?
  23. Choose the correct passive of ‘You must do the work’.
    • The work will be done by you.
    • The work must be done by you.
    • The work has been done by you.
    • You will do the work.
  24. The passive form of ‘Who did this?’ is—
    • By whom was this done?
    • Who has done this?
    • By whom this has been done?
    • Whom did this?
  25. The passive form of ‘Who opened the door?’ is—
    • By whom was the door be opened?
    • By whom was the door opened?
    • By whom is the door be opened?
    • By whom has the door be opened?
  26. ‘Who taught you English?’ বাক্যটির passive form কোনটি?
    • By whom were you taught English?
    • By whom had you been taught English?
    • By whom had you taught English?
    • By whom was you taught English?
  27. ‘He is going to set up a school’ বাক্যটির passive form কোনটি?
    • A school is going to be set up by him.
    • A school has been going to be set up by him.
    • A school is being set up by him.
    • A school is gone to be set up by him.
  28. The passive form of ‘Do not laugh at the poor’ is—
    • Let the poor be not laughed at.
    • Let not the poor be laughed at.
    • Let the poor be not laugh at.
    • Let not the poor be laugh at.
  29. The passive form of ‘Shut the door’ is—
    • The door should be shut.
    • The door should be shutted.
    • Let the door be shut.
    • Let the door be shutted.
  30. ‘Do not open the door’ বাক্যটির passive form কোনটি?
    • Let not the door open.
    • Let not the door be opened.
    • Let not the door be open.
    • Let not the door opened.
  31. The passive form of ‘I don’t like idle people’ is—
    • I am not liked by the idle people.
    • Idle people are not like me.
    • Idle people are not liked by me.
    • Idle people are not of my liking.
  32. The passive form of ‘He invited me to go’ is—
    • I am invited to go.
    • I was being invited to go.
    • I was invited to go.
    • I am being invited to go.
  33. The passive form of ‘His conduct annoyed me’ is—
    • He annoyed me with conduct.
    • I was annoyed with his conduct.
    • I was annoyed from his conduct.
    • I was annoyed at his conduct.
  34. The passive form of ‘Take care of your health’ is—
    • Let your health taken care.
    • Let your health be taken care of.
    • Let your health taken care of.
    • Health is taken care by you.
  35. ‘Where did you see him?’ The passive form of the sentence is—
    • Where was he seen by you?
    • Where was you seen by you?
    • Where had he been seen by you?
    • Was he seen where by you?
  36. The passive form of ‘Who will help you?’ is—
    • By whom will you be helped?
    • By whom you will be helped?
    • By whom would you be helped?
    • By whom you would be helped?
  37. ‘Don’t neglect the poor.’ The passive form of the sentence is—
    • Let the poor be neglected.
    • Let not the poor be neglected.
    • Let not the poor neglected.
    • Poor don’t be neglected.
  38. The passive form of ‘His behavior surprised me’ is—
    • I was surprised at his behavior.
    • I was surprised by his behavior.
    • I was surprised with his behavior.
    • I was surprised to his behavior.
  39. The passive form of ‘Don’t waste your time’ is—
    • Let your time be not wasted.
    • Let your time not be wasted.
    • Let your time be wasted.
    • Let not your time be wasted.