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Pronunciation of Alphabet ( ) : A () --- A () ‘A book’ ‘a cat’ Word Sentence ‘’ B () - C () - D () --- Hard Sound E () --- F () --- G () --- H () --- Hard Sound I () --- J () --- K () --- ‘’ ‘’ Hard Sound L () --- M () --- N () --- O () --- P () --- Q () --- R () --- S () --- T () --- ‘’ ‘’
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U () --- V () --- ‘’ ‘’ W () --- X () --- Y () --- Z () --- Hard Sound Alphabet Practice Perfect Practice
Shortened
Long form Short form I am I’m ( ) () I am not I’m not ( ) ( ) He is He’s ( ) (’) He is not He isn’t / he’s not ( ) ( / ’ ) It is It’s ( ) () It is not It isn’t / It’s not ( ) ( / ) You are You’re ( ) () You are not You aren’t / You’re not ( ) ( / ) We are We’re ( ) () We are not We aren’t / We’re not ( ) ( / ) I have I’ve ( ) () I have not I haven’t / I’ve not ( ) ( / ) They have They’ve ( ) () They have not They haven’t / They’ve not ( ) ( / ) I had I’d ( ) () I had not I hadn’t ( ) ( ) I would I’d ( ) () I would not I wouldn’t / I’d not ( ) ( / ) He does He doesn’t ( ) ( )
I did I didn’t ( ) ( ) I can not I can’t ( ) ( ) I could not I couldn’t ( ) ( ) I shall not I shan’t ( ) ( ) I will I’ll ( ) () I will not I won’t ( ) ( ) He will He’ll ( ) () He will not He’ll not / He won’t ( ) ( / )
1. I did not do it I didn’t do it ( ) ( ) 2. I would like to have this I’d like to have this ( ) ( ) 3.†m
He will not come He’ll not come ( ) (’ ) He won’t come ( ) 4. It is raining It’s raining ( ) (’ ) 5. I am a teacher I’m a teacher ( ) ( ) 6. You are not doing the work You aren’t doing the work ( ) ( ) You’re not doing the work ( )
7. I will go to Dhaka I’ll go to Dhaka ( ) ( ) 8. You will come with me you’ll come with me ( ) ( ) 9. I can not do this I can’t do this ( ) ( ) 10. He does not like mango He doesn’t like mango ( ) ( ) (exercise): Short - I am ........................ They are................... She is....................... He is........................ You are.................... They are................... I have....................... You have................. I will not.................. She would not................ You are not.................... He is not......................... That is............................ They have.......................
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: Oh you! How are you ? ( ! ?) ! ? : I am fine and you? ( ?) ? : Me too. It has been so long. ( )
: Yes! It has really been very long since we last met. ( ! ) !
:What are you doing now a days? ( ?) ? : You know I had some business; doing the same. ( , , ) , ,
What about you? ( ?) ? : The same job I had been doing for three years. ( )
: What are you doing here? Are you buying anything? Let’s sit somewhere. ( ? ? ) ? ?
: I was thinking of buying some dresses. But I ran short of money. (
)
: By how much money are you short?
( ?) ? : I am short by 100 taka. ( )
: I know you are fond of fashionable clothes. ( )
So take it. I shall give you the money. ( )
: Thank you very much. Father will be at home tomorrow. Please come to meet him. He will be very pleased. ( )
: Oh sure! But not tomorrow, I won’t be able to come tomorrow. I will be busy. ( !
) !
:Ok. some other day perhaps. Please give my regards to your father.(I‡K| ) : Bye, see you again ( )
(Shopping). (Shopkeeper) (Customer)
Customer: Could you please show me some saris?
( ?) ? Shopkeeper: Oh Sure! Here are some beautiful saris. ( ! ) !
Customer: No, not these type. Show me some new fashions. (, ) ,
Shopkeeper: These are all new fashions. Please tell me which kind you prefer. ( KBÛ BD †cÖdvi|)
?
Customer: Nice colour with simple print and small border.
( )
Shopkeeper: Okay, I’ll show you. Maybe you will like these. (, )
Customer: Yes, I like these. But it’d be better if it was green. (, )
, Shopkeeper: And? (?) ? Customer: Yes, border a little bigger, again do you have silver bordered ones?
(, , ? , ?
Shopkeeper: Oh, yes! Here. ( ) !
Customer: This is good. But do you have blackish green? ( ?) ?
Shopkeeper: No, I’m sorry I don’t have. (, )
Customer: All right, I’ll take this. ( , ) ,
Sentence Sentence word
Sentence ( A sentence is a set of words which gives a complete sense) sentence
:- 1. Assertive sentence ( ) 2. Interrogative sentence ( ) 3. Imperative sentence ( ) 4. Optative sentence ( ) 5. Exclamatory sentence ( )
Assertive sentence sentence Assertive sentence Assertive sentence Assertive sentence : Affirmative sentence ( ) negative ( ) Assertive sentence
Assertive sentence Affirmative (- )
. : To waste time is a pity ( ) . My aim is to help you ( ) . I’ll think about it. ( ) . He is certain that the work will be right. (
) . You shouldn’t do this ( ) . I believe him ( ) . It’ll soon be nine ( )
. I bought my book with me ( ) . I will go out today ( ) . This shopkeeper is an old friend of mine ( ) . I think I should go there ( ) . She can sing well ( ) . The girl is very intelligent ( ) . I like to eat rice ( ) . I have a habit of drinking tea (AvB n¨vf G n¨vweU Ad wWªswKs wU)
. I can teach you how to swim . She knows how to dance . , Come, let’s go to the shop . He went to Bogra yesterday . He leaves for America tomorrow . I lost the key ( ) . Come to my house tomorrow . Your song was splendid ( ) . My pen ran out of ink ( ) . I’ll go packing all my things
(Avqj †Mv c¨vwKs Aj gvB w_sMm)
. I won’t go to the office today ( ) . I don’t think it is right to do this ( ) . You won’t come here anymore ( ) . He doesn’t know how to cook ( ) . You don’t seem to be happy ( ) . I won’t allow them to do this ( ) . I didn’t trust him ( ) . I don’t know him .( )
. The tigers don’t come out in the morning ( ) . The picture isn’t pretty ( ) . The machine is not working ( ) . There is no way I’ll go there ( ) . Nothing can’t change my decision ( ) . He didn’t say the word .( ) . He doesn’t have confidence on himself ( ) . I didn’t know the word .( ) . I don’t drink tea .( ) . She won’t come back again ( ) . He doesn’t have the copy .( ) . You didn’t go to school today ( ) . She doesn’t want to play .( ) . It is not good to tell a lie .( ) . He can’t be like this .( ) . I can’t think of how to start ( ) . He won’t ride a horse .( )
Interrogative sentence - Interrogative sentence Interrogative sentence verb subject Verb ‘To be’ ‘To have’ Present Indefinite Tense Do / Does Past Indifinite Tense Did Auxiliary verb Interrogative Sentence Sentence Tag question Positive statement Negative tag Negetive statement positve tag
Interrogative Sentence . ? Why do you waste time in reading trash? (
?) . ? Didn’t he tell you this? ( ?) . ? What were you doing? ( ?) . ? Did you make this cake?(wWW ?) . ? Won’t you get up today? ( ?) . ? Why do you bother? ( ?) . ? What brings you here? ( ?) . , ? You went to the market yesterday, didn’t you? ( , ?) . , ? The sky is clouded, isn’t it? ( , ?) . , ? Your pen writes well, doesn’t it? ( , ?) . , ? You were short by money, weren’t you? ( , ?) . , ? None of them knew the answer, did they? ( , ?) . , ? It’s very cold today, isn’t it? ( , ?) . , ? We will be ready soon, won’t we be? ( , ?)
. , ? You had your work done, hadn’t you? ( , ?) . , ? You can speak English, can’t you? ( , ?) . , ? You needn’t go there, do you? ( , ?) . ? Were you out the whole time? ( ?) . ? What time is it? ( ?) . ? What were you doing there? ( ?) . ? Were you pruning your plants? ( - ?) . ? Did you water your plants? ( ?) . , ? We won’t go there, would we? ( , ?) . ? The day is very wonderful, isn’t it? ( , ? ) . ? Will the work be done by you? ( ?) . , ? She can play the flute, can’t she? ( , ?) . ? Can you close the window? ( ?) . ? Are they friends? ( ?) . ? Wasn’t the book with you? ( ?) . ? Can she sing? ( ?) . ? Why did you go yesterday? (†nvqvB ?)
. ? Whom are you looking for? ( ?) . ? Did he help him? ( ?) . ? Where do you think he is? ( ?) . ’’ , ? The word ‘lose’ isn’t in your dictionary, is it? ( ’’ , ?)
Imperative sentence. Imperative sentence Second person Imperative Sentence
. Try to improve your speaking skills. ( ) . Put the chillies in the sun. ( ) . Paint the picture. ( ) . Massage my head gently. ( ) . As soon as you see him, convery the news to him.
( , ) . Phone me as soon as you reach home.
( ) . Use your intelligence. ( ) . Butter the slice. ( ) . Do return by Monday. ( ) . Mind your own business. ( ) . Be seated at ease. ( ) . Eat less munch well. ( ) . Don’t eat stale food. ( ) . - Give up this bad habit.( ) . Hold your tongue.( ) . Think before you speak. ( ) . Pour some more water in to the glass.
( ) . Be a good listener. ( ) . Stop telling lies. ( ) . Blessed be your tongue. ( ) . Stop taking bribe. ( ) . Cash this ten-taka note. ( ) . Let that matter drop. ( ) . Let her sew up a button. ( ) . Keep pace with me. ( )
. Keep everything ready. ( ) . Get ready if you want to go. ( ) . Don’t get egoist.(†Wv›U ) . Don’t argue unnecessarily. ( ) . Avoid too much slang. ( ) . Avoid exaggeration. ( ) . Don’t mumble. ( ) . Be cheerful and good humored.
( ) . Don’t be insincere. ( ) . Always remember to do good deeds. ( ) . Avoid finding faults in others in every step.
( ) . Learn to be a lover of knowledge. ( ) . Don’t be impudent. ( ) . Let’s go to play. ( ) . Do the work quickly. ( )
, , Optative sentence Optative sentence, May May
. May Allah bless you. ( ) . May his soul rest in peace. ( ) . May ruin overtake him. ( ) . Would that my mother were alive. ( ) . May you be happy in life. ( ) . If only I had studied harder. ( )
. Wish he’d prosper. ( ) . If I only knew. ( ) . Wish you succeed in that work.
( ) . May you stay well. ( ) . If only I understood that. ( ) . If only I recognised him.
( ) . May you do well in your exam.
( ) . Hope you are well. ( ) . May Allah keep you in peace.
( ) . If only I could ever return to the golden days of youth.
( ) . May they pass their days in fun.
( ) . Would that my wish was fulfilled.
( ) . No hardships may slow you. ( ) . Hope everything will work out well. ( )
Exclamatory sentence - , , , , †μva, Exclamatory sentence Verb, subject Verb
Exclamatory Sentence . ! What a pity! ( ) . ! Shame on you. ( ) . How skillfully he managed the ! matter. ( ) . ! Fie! You are a liar.
(! ) . Hush! Somebody is coming.
(! ) . ! Alas! The begger is dead.
(! ) . ! What a beautiful picture. ( !) . ! We won. ( !) . ! The news is very sad. ( ) .! Alas! The vessel is broken.
(! )
Sentence (Hints)Gi :
1. (I/ interest/ football) I am Interested in football. 2. (She/ tea/ breakfast/ everyday) _________________. 3. (You/ engineer?) ____________________________. 4. (You/come/my house?) _______________________. 5. (Listen/ your parents) ________________________. 6. (Don’t/ dishonest) ___________________________. 7. (Allah/ bless you) ___________________________.
Tense Tense m¤^‡Ü Tense
Tense :- Verb
) Present Tense ) Past Tense ) Future Tense 1) Present Tense:- Present time Present Tense. Present Tense Verb Present Form. Subject Verb- (1) Object
:- I eat rice subject verb object

Third Person Singular Number Verb s es
:- He eats rice. 2) Past Tense :- Past time Past Tense Verb Past form
:- I ate rice. ‘ate’ Verb- Past form Subject+verb-(2)
3) Future Tense:- Future Tense Future Tense Shall Will Verb Present Form-
:- shall eat rice. Subject+shall/will+verb- (3) will
He will eat rice.
They will eat rice.
Tense Tense Sentence Negetive Sentence
Simple Present Present Indefinite Tense :- simple Indefinite
Simple Past Tense Past Indefinite Tense. Future Indefinite Simple Present and past Simple Present present Indefinite Tense Past Simple form Present and past )
The book sells well. The book sold well. ( ) ( ) )
She sings well. She sang well. ( ) ( ) ) He catched cold. He caught cold.
( ) ( ) )
It is a very fine morning. It was a very fine morning. ( ) ( ) ) It is a very fine afternoon. It was a very fine afternoon. ( ) ( ) ) He is in the committee. He was in the committee. ( ) ( ) ) It’s not easy to earn money. It was never easy to earn money. ( ) ( ) ) Time waits for no man. Time never waited for any man. ( ) ( ) )
I said it as a joke. I had said it as a joke. ( ) ( ) )
In my opinion he is guilty. In my opinion he was guilty. ( ) ( ) ) : :
He is in pain to hear this. He was in pain to hear this. ( ) ( ) ) : :
It is a pity. It was a pity. ( ) ( ) )
He is fed up with his life. He was fed up with his life. ( ) ( ) )
He has a headache. He had a headache. ( ) ( ) ) I have no hand in this matter. I had no hand in this matter. ( ) ( ) )
I can’t understand what to do. I couldn’t understand what to do. ( ) ( ) )
He ringed me on my birthday. He rang me on my birthday. ( ) ( )
Simple Present tense Negative Question Do Does Singular number does Third Person Singular number S,es Verb S es does Past Simple negative Question
) ? ? Do you like to speak English? Did you like to speak English? ( ?) ( ??) ) ? ? What does he whisper in your ear? What did he whisper in your ear? ( ?) ( ?) )
He presents me with flowers on He presented me with flowers my birthday. on my birthday. ( ( ) ) )
Mother arranges a party on my Mother arranged a party on my birthday. birthday. ( ) ( )
)
I blow out the candles and cut the I blew out the candles and cut cake. the cake. ( ( ) ) ) I don’t drink tea. I didn’t use to drink tea.
( ) ( ) ) ? ? When do you read the newspaper? When did you read the newspaper? ( ?) ( ?) ) ? ? Do you want to buy anything? Did you want to buy anything? ( ?) ( ?) ) ? ? Do you like listening to music? Did you like listening to music? ( ?) ( ?) ) ? ? Why do you disturb my sleep? Why did you disturb my sleep? ( ?) ( ?) ) ? ? Do you know how to swim? Did you know how to swim? ( ?) ( ?) ) ? ? Does he try to speak English? Did he try to speak English? ( ?) ( ?) ) ? ? Do you dye your hair? Did you dye your hair? ( ?) ( ?) )
He doesn’t sweep the room. He didn’t sweep the room. ( ) ( ) )
I close the window. I closed the window. ( ) ( )
)
I go to meet him. I went to meet him. ( ) ( ) )
Owl is hooting in the jungle. Owl was hooting in the jungle. ( ) ( ) ) We go to a picnic. We went to a picnic. ( ) ( ) ) It is half past five. It was half past five. ( ) ( ) ) She is looking beautiful. She was looking beautiful. ( ) ( ) ) The sky is filled with stars. The sky was filled with stars. ( ) ( ) )
He swims every morning for two He used to swim everymorning hours. for two hours. ( ) ( ) )
I don’t know how to sing. I didn’t know how to sing. ( ) ( ) -( ) Give a test: -
)
You can help him. You could help him. ( ) ( ) ) ? ? Can you tell me when he leaves Could you tell me when he left home? home? ( ?) ( ?) )
I can reach in time. I could reach in time. ( ) ( )
) You seen to be very happy. ( ) ) You look younger than your age. ( ) ) He seems to be rich. ( ) ) The load seems to be heavy. ( ) ) The food seems to be stale. ( ) ) The fish seem to be rotten. ( ) ) The boy does not seem to be faithful ( ) ) They do not seem to be large hearted ( ) ) He did not seem to be industrius. ( ) ) ? Did he seem to be meritorious? ( ?) ) ? Does the girl seem to be impudent? ( ) ) ? De the boys seem to be restless? ( ?)
Sentence Subject Object +Should be+ Verb Past participle - ) You should look after your old Parents.
( ) ) We should take meal in time. ( ) ) One should not eat more. ( ) ) He should not neglect his duty. ( ) ) Corruption should be checked. ( ) ) The poor should be helped. ( ) ) The work should be done. ( )
Present continous tense Past continous tense Present continous tense Continous Verb ing , am, is, are Past Continous tense Present Past form Verb ing , Subject was were )
The clouds are thundering. The clouds were thundering. ( ) ( ) ) ? ? Is it raining? Was it raining? ( ?) ( ?)
)
The begger is shivering with The begger was shivering with cold. cold. ( ) ( ) )
They are waiting for me. They were waiting for me. ( ) ( ) )
Some one is knocking at the Someone was knocking at the door. door. ( ) ( ) )
You are looking very smart in You were looking very smart in this dress. that dress. ( ) ( ) ) ? ? What is the use of rangling? What was the use of rangling? ( ?) ( ?) )
He is coming towards me. He was coming towards me. ( ) ( ) ) ? ? What is happening there? What was happening there? ( ?) ( ?) ) , ,
The sky is cloudy, it is going The sky was cloudy, it was to rain soon. going to rain soon. ( , ( , ) ) )
They are going to the hospital to They were going to the visit their mother. hospital to visit their mother ( )
) ? ? Is he drinking coffee? Was he drinking coffee?
( ?) ( ?) )
The telephone is ringing. The telephone was ringing. ( ) ( ) )
He is not playing the guiter. He was not playing the guiter. ( ) ( ) ) ? ? Is he taking photos? Was he taking photos? ( ?) ( ?) ) ? ? Are you watching television? Were you watching television? ( ?) ( ?)
Here is a conversation to practise. The pictures tell you what to say. Give a test: - Example: Person 1- I rang you last night but you didn’t answer. What were you doing? Person 2- What time did you ring? Person 1- About 9 pm. Person 2- Oh, yes I was washing the car at that time.
1. Cleaning the window (8 am) 2. Having my morning walk (6 am) 3. Visiting a friend (9:30 pm) 4. Having a bath (10 am) 5. Watering my plants (4 pm) 6. Saying my prayers (12 pm) 7. fishing in a river (3 pm) 8. Out to do some shopping (11: 30 am) 9. Out skating (4:15 pm) 10. Out in a party (11 pm)
Future Indefinite Tense Tense Verb Present form Subject Shall evWill Negative form Shall Will not Interrogative Sentence Subject Shall Will ) He will go to Dhaka tomorrow ( ) ) You will succeed. ( ) ) You will do your work with care.
( ) ) He will come after an hour. ( ) ), , The results of the S.S.C.
examination will come out very soon. ( , , ) ) The wind will drop. ( ) ) It will be drizzling. ( ) ) ? Who will investigate the matter? ( ?) ) ? Who will settle the dispute? ( ?) ) I shall be glad to get rid of him.
( )
Present Perfect Tense. Present Perfect Tense Present Perfect Tense Present Perfect Tense , , , Simple Past Tense-G , , , , Present Perfect Tense Subject Have Has Verb-Gi Past Participle ) I have lost many things. ( ) ) You have saved my prestige ( ) ) He has caught cold. ( )
4)†mŠfvM¨μ‡g Luckily you have come. ( ) ) He has done it with my consest. ( ) ) I have read this book in an hour and a half.
( ) ) She has spread the cloth in the sun.
( ) ) You have lost my temper.
( ) ) I have known all your misdeeds. ( ) ) He has reported the matter to the police.
( ) ) ? Have you been cheated? ( ?) ) ? Has he been informed? ( ?) ) ? Have they arrived? ( ?) ) They have already arrived. ( ) ) I have lost my passport. ( )
) ? Where have you lost that? ( ?) ) ? Have you started the new job ( ?) ) She has got two sisters. ( ) ) I haven’t phoned him yet.(AvB )
) Have they lived here for a ? long time? ( ?)
Proverb, Idioms Phrases ) After death comes the doctor. ( ) ) Grasp all loose all. ( ) ) Master’s will is law. ( ) ) As you sow, so you reap ( , ) ) Patience has it’s rewards. ( )
) Knowledge is power. ( ) ) When the danger is gone, God is forgotten. ( , ) ) , All’s well that ends well. ) Penny wise, pound foolish. ( ) ) Might is right. ( ) ) To rob peter, to pay Paul. ( ) ) Look before you leap. ( ) ) Barking dog seldom bites. ( ) ) To cast pearl before swine. ( ) ) Too mich courtesy, to much craft. ( ) ) Too many cooks spoil the broth. ( ) ) A burnt child fears the fire. ( ) ) There is a time for everything. ( )
) Truth lies at the bottom of the well. ( ) ) It takes two to make a quarrel. ( )
) No pain, no gain. ( , ) ) One lie leads to another.
( ) ) One nail drives another. ( ) ) Fools praise fools. ( ) ) A dog is a lion in his lane. ( )
Relating to general topics () ) - She is threading a piece of thread through the needle.
( ) ) You ought to be more careful.
( ) ) A dumb man has no enemy. ( ) ) Love is blind. ( ) ) It was done in advertantly.(BU ) ) The girl possessed by a spirit. ( ) ) I will no longer tolerate your grumbling and mumbling. ( MÖv¤wjs ) ) Silence shows consent. ( ) ) ¯^vm&n¨ He is not keeping a good health. ( ) ) Your affection is my inspiration. (BIi ) ) I have sympathy for you. ( ) ) Don’t loose heart. ( ) ) God helps those who help themselves. ( ) ) There is a great joy in selfless service.
( )
) Drive slowly. ( ) ) Because the curve is dangerous. ( ) ) Cross here. (μm ) ) No parking here. ) ? Where does this road lead to? ( ?) ) This road leads to Mirpur. ( ) ) Beware of pickpockets in this road. ( ) ) Walk cautiously. ( )
) ? Can you show me the way? ( ?) ) Heavy vehicles are not allowed here.
( ) ) Show me the way to go to the market.
( ) ) Go straight first then turn right and go ahead after that the market is at the end of the lane. ( ) ) AwZμg The private car overtook the bus.
( ) ) The boy was run over by a car.
( ) ) ? Can you tell me the way to the post office? ( ?) ) There is a great rush in this street at this time. ( )
) ? Where is the emergency ward? ( ?) ) I want to admit him in the hospital. ( ) ) The doctor felt the pulse of the patient.
( ) ) His pulse is slightly excited. ( ) ) His temparature is rising. ( ) ) Biting pain in the limbs. ( wj¤m) ) He is attacked with shivering fever and also have some cough.
( ) ) ? Where is the x-ray department? ( ?) ) He is hurt. ( ) ) He needs dressing. ( ) ) The girl has pimple on her face. ( ) ) Today the patient is much better.
( )
) He was accused of murder. ( ) ) The law and order situation is worsening day by day. ( ) ) We are law abiding citizens. ( ) ) Truth always triumphs. ( ) ) He was in the lock up for two days. ( ) ) He was bailed out after two days.(wn )
) you should abide by traffic laws. ( )
(Cuckoo) - Coo ()
(Crow) - Ca () (Owl) - Hoot ()
(Bee) - Buzz/ Hum (/)
(Frog) - Croak (μK) (Mouse) - Squeak ()
(Cow) - Mow ()
(Donkey) - Bray ()
(Tiger) - Growl ()
(Lion) - Roar ()
(Dog) - Bark ()
(Cat) - Meow ()
(Snake) - Hiss ()
(Bird) - Tweet () (Pig) - Oink ()
(Duck) - Pack ()
(Cock) - Cock ()
(Hen) - Cluck ()
(Elephant) - Trumpet ()
Moral () - Immoral () - Always () - Never () - Grateful () - Ungrateful(Avb‡MÖUdzj)-AK…ZÁ
Pleased () - Displeased () - Real () - Unreal () - Solvent () – Insolvent () - Honour () - Dishonour () - Wise () – Unwise () - Literate () - Illiterate () - Willing () – Unwilling(AvbDBwjs)-Awb”QvK…Zfv‡e
Guide () - Misguide () - Barren () - Fertile () - Blunt () - Sharp () - Bright () - Dim () - Care () - Neglect () - Confess () - ¯^xKvi Deny () - A¯^xKvi
Admire () - Despise () - Humble (nv¤^j) - Proud () -
Fine () - Coarse () - Superior () - Inferior () - Rough () - Smooth () - Optimist () - Pessimist(†cwmwg÷) - Affected () - Avμvš— Unaffected ()- Abvμvš— Convenient - Inconvenient () Prepared () - Unprepared-
Fortunately () - Unfortunately () - Happy () - Unhappy () - Dependent(wW‡c‡Û›U) - Independent () - ¯^wbf©i
Earthy () - Unearthy () - Worthy () - Worthless () -
Aurora () - Anchor () - Antimony () - Arsenic () - Admire () - Allot () - Astral () - Aggression () -
Armour () - Author () - Atmosphere () - Appetite () - Befall () - Butcher () - Beaten paddy ( ) - Ban (e¨vb) - Banish () - Blister () - Bargain () - Bait () - Battle () - Brook () - Beckon () - Bow () - Bribe () - Bury () - Bend () - Claim () -
Commodity () - Compensation () - Clutch () - Chide () - Cast () - Cassia () - Cumin seed () - Coriander seed () - Cinnamon () - Currant () - Comment () - Comedy () - Condolence () - Condemn () - Chase () - Consent () - Collapse () - Dynasty(wWb¨vmwU)-
Dogma () - Divine () - ¯M©xq
Dowry () - Drench ( ) - Densorotinous () - Dwell () - Dispute () - Danger () - Diversity () - Damsel () -
Damage () - Dappled () - Delicious () - Defend () - Delete () - Destroy () - Dawn () - Dwelling () - Enviously () - Cl©vwšZfv‡e
Ephemeral () - Eunuch () - Exchange () - Element () - Excavate () - Echo () - Eligible () - Entity () - Erase () - Epitaph () - Elect () - Edible () - Embarrass () - Evoke () - Envy () - Fabric () -
Fin () - Flesh () - Famine () - Familiar () - Flee () -
Float () - Fog () - Fragment () - Fortune ( ) - Fury () - ‡μva
Flicker () - Garland () -
Gnat () - Gruel () - Glamour () - Gossip () - Gnarled () - Goblet () - Grotto () - Gust () - Gambler () - Generous () - Garret () - Goldsmith () - ¯^Y©Kvi
Hawk () -
Hymn () - Helot () – Hasten () - Heinous () - Hail () - Hemisphere () - Harass () - Hornet () - Hollow () - Hamper () - Harbor () -
Haste () - Hammock () - Hue () - Harmony () - Husky () - Hysteria () - Hood () - Heel () - Heir () - Hump () - Horizon () - Heaven () - ¯M©
Hell () - Holiness () - Inspiration () - Imitate () - Idol () - Iguana () - Immense () - Itch () - Ivy () - Intensely () - Juvenile () - Jot () - Jockey () - Jaw () - Knob () - Knot () - Knock () - Kinsfolk () - Lap () -
Layer () -
Larva () - Legend () - Luminate () - Limit () - Livid () - Lure () - Luxury () - Loyal () - Lynx () - Limbs (wj¤^m) -
Middleman () - Monument () - Meteor () - Mansion () - Mare () - Meditation () - Mason () - Molasses () - Moustache () - Mercy () - Modern () - Motive () - Mute () - Mutton () - Mutter () - / Nod () - Nook () - Novel () - Notify () - Noxious () - Nocturnal () - Native () -
Neglect () - Nature () - Naval () - Nostrils () - Novelist () - Oath () - Oasis () - Odour () - Optimist () - Oral () - Overthrow () - Octagon () - Provoke () -
Presage () - Petal () - Purchase () - Purification () - Palate () - Pore () - Pus () - Pleader () - Plan () - Phantom () - Praise () - Pseudo () - Partake () - Plait () - Philosopher () - Portrait () - Precious () - Petrify () -
Purity () - Qualm () -
Quote () - Quench () - Quicksand () - Quixotic () - Quit () - Quotient () - Raiment () -
Raft ( ) - Render () - Remedy () - Rouge () - Risky () - Row () - Rapid ( ) - Radiate () - Rage () - Realm () - Relax(wij¨v·) -
Remove () - Rhapsody ( ) - Rumour () - Roam () - Ribbon () - Rib () - Sheepish () -
Slay () - Sociable () - Solemn () - Suckle () - Swell () -
Slink () - Stride () - j¤^v
Shrub () - Severe () - Serpent () - Solicitude () - Solitary () - Shallow () - Starve () - Sore () - Saffron () - Sigh () - Spice () - Sieve () - Sight () - Slaughter () - Shrine () - Stale () - Stink () - Seethe () - Savage () - Sapphire () - Scent () - Scrub () - Sanctuary () - Shadow () - Shiver () - Solid () - Sphere () - Sojourn () - Suspense () - Syrup () -
Sombre (†mv¤^vi) -
Twilight () - Thrive () - Trim () - Trivial () - Troublesome () - Twinkle () - Trio () - Tolarate () - Talent () - Twig () - Twist () - Trash () - Tomb () - Terminate () - Tatter () - Triumph () - Turban () - Udder () -
Ultra () - Utter () - Unworthy () - Ultimate () - Ulcer () - Vague () -
Valid () - Vessel () - Vehicle () - Vanity () - Value () - Voyage () - Vulture () -
Weave () -
Wring () - Widow () - Wander () - Wig () - Whirl () - Woe () - Wrist () - Wry () - eμ
Xenophobia () - Xylophone () - Xanthic () -
Xylography ()- Yawn () - Yarn () - Yolk () - Yelp () - Zodiac () - Zoom () - Zeal () - Zig-Zag ( ) - Zest () - Zoologist () -
Customer: Would you please show me some pair of shoes of new designs?
( ?) ? Shopkeeper: Here are some new designs. They come in numbers from 36 to 42. ( , 36 Uz 42|)
Customer: I like this one. But it is small. ( , ) , Shopkeeper: We have bigger ones too. Tell me the number you want. ( )
Customer: Number thirty-seven. ( ) | Shopkeeper: Will this do? ( ?) ? Customer: The number is correct. But it’s a little tight. Show me the
next number. And do you have the same type, but the front a little pointed? ( | , ?) ? Shopkeeper: Yes. Look, will this do? ( , ?) ?
Customer: Yes. This is good. Does this come in other colours? If yes, I would like the same type in brown. ( ? , ) ? ,
Shopkeeper: We are sorry. This one only comes in black. We have brown shoes but in other designs. Would you like me to show you? ( ?) ? Customer: No, I’m taking this one. ( ) ,
Customer: Excuse me, do you have a fine quality of polao rice?
( , ?) , ?
Grocer: Yes, I have. (, ) ,
Customer: What’s the price? ( ?) ? Grocer: 30 taka a kilo. But if you take more than 5 kilos, you’ll get 2 taka discount. ( , ) ) Customer: I shall take no more than 5 kilos. ( )
Grocer: Would you like anything else? ( ?) ? Customer: Yes, I would like to buy some tea, spices and butter too. What is the price of one packet of tea? ( , ?)
, ? Grocer: Twelve taka. ( )
Customer: Twelve taka? Why? Don’t you sell at the controlled rate?
( ? ? ?) ? ? ? Grocer: Sorry, except for a few commodutues there is hardly any profit. We have nothing to do. (, )

Customer: Excuse me. I would like to cut my hair and then dye also. Start with the cutting. ( )

Beautician: What type of cut would you like? ( ?) ?
Customer: Something that will go with my face. Can you suggest anything? ( ?)
?
Beautician: Let’s see, a bob will do fine. ( , ) ,
Customer: All right, I want that. ( )
Beautician: And what colour do you want to dye your hair? ( ?) ?
Customer: Light brown. ( ) Beautician: All right. ( ) Customer: And one more thing. I want to apply henna on my hands.
But the design must be very beautiful. ( )

Beautician: Don’t worry. We have professional designers to do this. ( )
Customer: Good. ()
Beautician: Starting now. I’m sure that you’ll enjoy our service. ( )
What are you doing in the Kichen Mother( ?) ?
Mother: I’m kneading flour into drought. ( )
Daughter: Where is the maid servant? Is she busy? ( ? ?) ? ? Mother: Yes she is. She is straining the rice gruel. ( )
Daughter: What is for breakfast today? ( ?) ? Mother: Would you like bread? I shall prepare bread, vegetables and a
sweet dish. ( ? , ) ? ,
Daughter: I would like parathas, egg and French fries. ( , ) ,
Mother: But your father can’t tolarate rich dishes. ( )
Daughter: What will he have? ( ?) ? Mother: He will be given chicken broth and rice. ( )
Daughter: What is Ali doing? ( ?) ? Mother: He is peeling potatoes. ( )
Daughter: Shall I help you mother? ( ?) Daughter: What are you doing in the kitchen mother? , ? Mother: Yes please. Serve rice on the plate. ( ) ,
Daughter: Mommy, rice have been over boiled. (, ) ,
Mother: Yes, because your father likes it like that. (, ) ,
Daughter: The potato curry hasn’t been enough salted. And the fish curry hasn’t been properly spiced. (
)
Mother: Because your father has a flatulent stomach. ( )
Daughter: Potatoes are a regular feature of our meals. What new dish is made today? (
?) ?
Mother: I wanted to make a sweet dish but the milk has turned sour. ( )
Daughter: No problem. I’m getting fat. I think I should eat less sweet. ( )
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