Part A Digital Success in English Completing Sentences

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Completing Sentence-Gi wbqgvejx

wKQy K_vt- Bs‡iwR fvlvi †h †Kvb cÖwZ‡hvwMZvg~jK cix¶vq cÖvqB completing sentence-Gi Dci wKQy cÖkœ †`Iqv n‡q _v‡K|

A‡b‡KB mwVK DËi w`‡Z cv‡ib bv; wKsev wKfv‡e Ges wK e¨envi K‡i sentence-wU complete Kiv hvq Zv ey‡S DV‡Z cv‡ib bv|

Z‡e wb‡Pi wbqg¸‡jv Avq‡Ë¡ G‡b ixwZg‡Zv PP©v Ki‡j AwZ mn‡RB sentence complete Kivi ‡KŠkj AwR©Z n‡e| ZvQvov, GB

wbqg¸‡jv English grammar-Gi Ab¨vb¨ As‡ki Rb¨ mgvbfv‡e cÖ‡hvR¨ Ges wk¶v_©x‡`i English sentence I structure

m¤ú‡K© mg¨K aviYv w`‡Z m¶g|

Too ---- to A_ev Enough ----- to

Rule 01: Too ---- to A_ev enough ----- to e¨envi

K‡i simple sentence MVb Kiv nq| g‡b ivL‡Z n‡e †h,

adjective ev adverb-Gi c~‡e© too e‡m Ges c‡i enough

e‡m| ZvQvov noun-Gi c~‡e© too much/too

many/enough e‡m| G‡`i structure I D`vniY wb‡P

†`Iqv n‡jvt

a) Sub + verb + too + adj / adv + (for + personal

object) + to + verb-Gi base form + Ab¨vb¨

b) Sub + verb + adj / adv + enough + (for +

personal object) + to + verb-Gi base form + Ab¨vb¨

c) Sub + verb + enough / too much / too many +

noun + (for + personal object) + to + verb-Gi

base form + Ab¨vb¨

Q. The man was too weak ----------.

A. The man was too weak to walk.

Q. The load is too heavy for her ----------.

A. The load is too heavy for her to carry.

Q. ----------- to complete in time.

A. He works too slowly to complete in time.

Q. It is too interesting a matter for us ---------.

A. It is too interesting a matter for us to overlook.

Q. Rimi is strong enough to ---------.

A. Rimi is strong enough to defeat anybody.

Q. Jerry had enough intelligence ---------.

A. Jerry had enough intelligence to get love.

Q. He has too much money to --------.

A. He has too much money to purchase anything

anytime.

Q. At times it creates too many problems for me -

--------.

A. At times it creates too many problems for me

to solve.

So ------ that

Rule 02: So ----- that e¨envi K‡i complex sentence

MVb Kiv nq| g‡b ivL‡Z n‡e †h, that-Gi c‡ii clause-

wU‡Z g~j verb-Gi base form-Gi c~‡e© tense I A_©

Abyhvqx can/could/cannot /could not e‡m| Gi

structure I D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv n‡jvt

a) Sub1 + verb + so + adj / adv + that + sub2 + can

/could / cannot / could not + verb-Gi base form +

Ab¨vb¨

Q. The patient was so weak ---------.

A. The patient was so weak that he could not

walk.

Q. Their throats were so dry ---------.

A. Their throats were so dry that they couldn’t

speak.

Q. He is so expert that ---------.

A. He is so expert that he can solve it easily.

Q. She is ------- that she can understand it quickly.

A. She is so intelligent that he can understand it

quickly.

Q. He plays so skilfully --------. (modal e¨envi bv

K‡i Ki‚b)

A. He plays so skilfully that everybody gets

amused.

So that A_ev In order that

Rule 03: So that A_ev in order that e¨envi K‡i

complex sentence MVb Kiv nq| g‡b ivL‡Z n‡e †h,

that-Gi c‡ii clause-wU‡Z g~j verb-Gi base form-Gi

c~‡e© tense I A_© Abyhvqx can/could/may/might/will

e‡m| D‡j­L¨ †h, wbwðZ A‡_© can/could Ges m¤¢vebv A‡_©

may/might e‡m| Gi structure I D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv

n‡jvt

a) Sub1 + verb ----- + so that / in order that + sub2

+ can /could / may / might / will + verb-Gi base

form + Ab¨vb¨

Q. The girl read attentively so that --------.

A. The girl read attentively so that she could pass.

Q. We eat so that ----------.

A. We eat so that we may live. ( m¤¢vebv A‡_© )

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Q. The lady flattered John so that ---------.

A. The lady flattered John so that she could

exploit him.

Q. ------------- that they may get harvest.

A. The farmers sow seeds that they may get

harvest.

Q. I closed the door so that he --------.

A. I closed the door so that he might not enter the

room.

Q. She saved money in order that ---------.

A. She saved money in order that she could buy a

gift.

Provided / provided that / providing

that / if / whether / in case

Rule 04: Provided/provided that/providing

that/if/whether /in case Gi A_© hw`| GwU e¨envi K‡i

complex sentence MVb Kiv nq| g‡b ivL‡Z n‡e †h,

G‡`i c‡i GKwU clause ewm‡q sentence-wU complete

Ki‡Z n‡e| Gi structure I D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv n‡jvt

a) Sub1 + verb ----- + provided / provided that /

providing that / if / whether / in case + sub2 +

verb + Ab¨vb¨

Q. She will shine in life provided that ---------.

A. She will shine in life provided that she works

hard.

Q. The plane will take off provided ---------.

A. The plane will take off provided the weather is

good.

Q. I must agree to go providing that --------.

A. I must agree to go providing that my expenses

are paid.

Q. -------------- if circumstances favour us.

A. We’ll start our programme if circumstances

favour us.

Q. I’ve bought a chicken in case ---------.

A. I’ve bought a chicken in case her sister stays to

lunch.

Q. I’m not sure whether/if ---------.

A. I’m not sure whether/if I’ll have time.

Q. Let’s buy a bottle of wine in case ---------.

A. Let’s buy a bottle of wine in case Roger

comes.

Lest ---- should A_ev In case --- should

Rule 05: Lest A_ev in case k‡Øi A_© cv‡Q fq nq †h

(for fear that) / hw` N‡U (by chance)| †h‡nZz GwU

negative A_© cÖ`vb K‡i ZvB lest ev in case Øviv †h

clause-wU Avi¤¢ nq Zv‡Z no ev not e‡m bv| g‡b ivL‡Z

n‡e †h, lest A_ev in case-Gi c‡ii clause-wU‡Z g~j

verb-Gi base form-Gi c~‡e© A_© Abyhvqx should

(†¶Îwe‡k‡l might/would) e‡m| Z‡e †¶Îwe‡k‡l Ges

subjunctive mood-Gi †¶‡Î should / might / would

e‡m bv| Gi structure I D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv n‡jvt

a) Sub1 + verb ----- + lest / in case + sub2 +

should / might / would + verb-Gi base form +

Ab¨vb¨

b) Sub1 + verb ----- + lest / in case + sub2 + verb-

Gi base form + Ab¨vb¨

Q. I wrote down her address in case ---------.

A. I wrote down her address in case I should

forget it.

Q. I’ve bought a chicken in case ---------.

A. I’ve bought a chicken in case Rafi should stay

to lunch.

Q. They kept watch all night lest ---------.

A. They kept watch all night lest robbers should

come.

Q. We must take care lest ---------.

A. We must take care lest evil thoughts enter our

hearts.

Q. We must take immediate action lest, --------.

A. We must take immediate action lest, it grow

worse.

Q. He hid in the woods lest ----------.

A. He hid in the woods lest the soldiers would

find him.

Q. ------------ you should miss the train.

A. Walk fast lest you should miss the train.

Unless / If not / Except if

Rule 06: Unless / if not / except if k‡Øi A_© hw` bv|

†h‡nZz GwU negative A_© cÖ`vb K‡i ZvB unless / if not /

except if Øviv †h clause-wU Avi¤¢ nq Zv‡Z AwZwi³ no ev

not e‡m bv| g‡b ivL‡Z n‡e †h, unless / if not / except

if-Gi c‡ii clause-wUi Av‡M ev c‡i m½wZc~Y© Av‡iKwU

clause e¨envi K‡i sentence-wU complete Ki‡Z nq|

Gi structure I D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv n‡jvt

a) Unless/Except if + sub1 + affirmative verb ----

+ ,+ sub2 + verb ----.

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b) Sub1 + verb ----- + unless/except if + sub2 +

affirmative verb ------.

c) Sub1 + verb ----- + if + sub2 + negative verb---.

Q. Unless you start at once, --------.

A. Unless you start at once, you will miss the

train.

Q. Please come here tomorrow unless --------.

A. Please come here tomorrow unless I phone.

Q. I’ll take the job unless -------.

A. I’ll take the job unless the pay is too low.

Q. My wife will be upset if -------.

A. My wife will be upset if I don’t get back

tomorrow.

Q. -------------, my father will be angry.

A. If I do not study properly, my father will be

angry.

Q. I’ll be back tomorrow except if --------.

A. I’ll be back tomorrow except if there’s a plane

strike.

Until Ges Till

Rule 07: Till Ges until cÖvq GKB A‡_© e¨eüZ nq e‡j

G‡`i †h †KvbwUB e¨envi Kiv hvq| Until k‡Øi A_© ‡h

ch©š— bv (till not) Ges till k‡Øi A_© †h ch©š— (up to)|

g‡b ivL‡Z n‡e †h, until / till-Gi c‡i clause e¨eüZ bv

n‡j until / till Øviv GKB A_© cÖKvk cvq| Z‡e †h‡nZz until

Øviv negative ‡evaK A_© cÖKvk cvq ZvB until Øviv †h

clause-wU ïi‚ nq †m clause-G no ev not e‡m bv| Avevi

till Øviv affirmative †evaK A_© cÖKvk cvq e‡j till Øviv †h

clause-wU ïi‚ nq †m clause-wU negative w`‡q Ki‡Z

nq| Until / till-Gi structure I D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv

n‡jvt

a) Until / till + affirmative clause

b) Till + negative clause

c) Till / until + word / phrase

Q. Wait until --------.

A. Wait until the rain stops.

Q. Await me till --------.

A. Await me till I do not come back.

Q. His mother will be nursing him until -------.

A. His mother will be nursing him until he comes

round.

Q. My wife will wait till -------.

A. My wife will wait till I do not telephone.

Q. ---------- until / till I hear from you.

A. I’ll wait until / till I hear from you.

Q. OK, then, I won’t expect you until / till -------.

A. OK, then, I won’t expect you until / till

midnight.

As long as / So long as

Rule 08: As long as / so long as Gi A_© hZ¶Y ch©š—

| G ai‡bi sentence Øviv condition cÖKvk Kiv hvq| g‡b

ivL‡Z n‡e †h, as long as / so long as Gi c‡i mvavibZ

affirmative clause e¨eüZ nq| As long as / so long

as Gi structure I D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv n‡jvt

a) Sub1 + verb ------- + as long as / so long as +

sub2 + affirmative verb ------.

Q. He’s welcome to stay as long as --------.

A. He’s welcome to stay as long as I can afford.

Q. I’ll remember that day as long as -------.

A. I’ll remember that day as long as I live.

Q. ---------- so long as you drive carefully.

A. You may take my car so long as you drive

carefully.

Q. Wait here as long as -------.

A. Wait here as long as it rains.

Q. Allah will be with us so long as -------.

A. Allah will be with us so long as our aim is

honest.

Q. ---------- as long as she could.

A. Shania worked as long as she could.

It is time / It is high time

Rule 09: It is time / It is high time Gi c‡i

infinitive phrase wKsev past indefinite tense-Gi

clause DfqB e¨envi Kiv hvq| Z‡e †Kvb KvR Kivi mwVK

mgq n‡q‡Q eySv‡Z infinitive phrase e‡m Ges †Kvb KvR

Kivi mwVK mgq B‡Zvg‡a¨ cvi n‡q †M‡Q ZvB wej¤^ bv K‡i G

gyn~‡Z©B KvRwU ïi‚ Kiv DwPZ eySv‡bvi Rb¨ past

indefinite tense-Gi clause e¨envi Ki‡Z nq| D‡j­L¨

†h, G ai‡bi sentence Øviv present tense-Gi A_© cÖKvk

cvq| It is time Gi cwie‡Z© It is high time e¨envi Ki‡j

†ewk †Rvi / ¸i‚Z¡ eySvq| It is time / It is high time Gi

structure I D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv n‡jvt

a) It is time / It is high time + (for + object)+ to +

verb-Gi base form + Ab¨vb¨

b) It is time / It is high time + sub2 + verb-Gi past

form + Ab¨vb¨

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Q. It is time to --------.

A. It is time to start the work.

Q. It is high time for us to --------.

A. It is high time for us to attack the enemy.

Q. It is time we -------.

A. It is time we started our business.

Q. ---------- time they changed their eating habits.

A. It’s high time they changed their eating habits.

Q. It’s time we -------.

A. It’s time we earned our livelihood.

Let alone

Rule 10: Let alone-Gi A_© n‡jv “fvev hvq bv”, “G K_v

ejv wbtcÖ‡qvRb”, “†Zv `~‡ii K_v” A_ev “Zv Avi GgbwK”

BZ¨vw`| Let alone Øviv mvavibZ negative A_© cÖKvk

Ki‡jI †¶Îwe‡k‡l affirmative A_©I cÖKvk Ki‡Z cv‡i|

Let alone-Gi structure I D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv n‡jvt

a) Sub + negative verb + Zzjbvg~jK ‡QvU e¯‘ + Kgv ( ,

) + let alone + Zzjbvg~jK eo e¯‘|

b) Sub + affirmative verb + Zzjbvg~jK eo e¯‘ + Kgv (

, ) + let alone + Zzjbvg~jK ‡QvU e¯‘|

Q. He can’t swim one kilometre, let alone --------.

A. He can’t swim one kilometre, let alone ten

kilometres.

Q. She cannot visit a small town, let alone -------.

A. She cannot visit a small town, let alone a big

city.

Q. -----------, let alone one shirt.

A. I can purchase ten shirts, let alone one shirt.

Q. Lisa may get first division, let --------.

A. Lisa may get first division, let alone third

division.

Q. I’ve not decided on the menu yet, let alone----.

A. I’ve not decided on the menu yet, let alone an

ice cream.

Would that / If / Had / I wish / I desire

Rule 11: Would that / If / Had / I wish / I desire

BZ¨vw` †Kvb sentence-Gi ïi‚‡Z e‡m Am¤¢e B‛Qv,

AvKv“Lv cÖKvk K‡i| G ai‡bi sentence-†K past unreal

fact / subjunctive past tense ejv nq| Gi MVb past

simple tense-Gi n‡jI Zv present wKsev future tense-

Gi A_© cÖKvk K‡i| D‡j­L¨ †h, G ai‡bi sentence-G

verb wn‡m‡e be verb e¨eüZ n‡j †m‡¶‡Î me©`v were

e‡m| Would that / If / Had / I wish / I desire-Gi

structure I D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv n‡jvt

a) Would that / If + sub + verb-Gi past form +

Ab¨vb¨ + !

b) Had + sub + object + Ab¨vb¨ + !

c) I wish / I desire + sub + verb-Gi past form +

Ab¨vb¨ + .

Q. If I --------!

A. If I were a child again!

Q. Would that he --------!

A. Would that he stood first in the exam!

Q. Had I the --------!

A. Had I the wings of a bird!

Q. ------- I were a king.

A. I wish I were a king.

Q. I desire he -------.

A. I desire he were alive today.

Q. If only I ------!

A. If only I knew more people!

Q. I wish it --------.

A. I wish it were Saturday.

If/Had ......... would/could/might/should

Rule 12: If / Had BZ¨vw` Øviv MwVZ sentence G `ywU

clause _vK‡j †m‡¶‡Î Aci clause-wU‡Z would / could

/ might / should e¨envi Ki‡Z nq| D‡j­L¨ †h, G ai‡bi

sentence-G GKwU clause past simple tense-Gi n‡j

Aci clause wUI past simple tense-Gi n‡e Ges GKwU

clause past perfect tense-Gi n‡j Aci clause wUI

past perfect tense-Gi n‡e| Avevi, past simple tense-

Gi †¶‡Î verb wn‡m‡e ïay be verb e¨eüZ n‡j †m‡¶‡Î

me©`v were e‡m| If / Had Gi structure I D`vniY wb‡P

†`Iqv n‡jvt

a) If + sub1 + verb-Gi past form + Ab¨vb¨ + , + sub2

+ would / could / might / should + verb-Gi base

form + Ab¨vb¨

b) If + sub1 + had + verb-Gi past participle form

+ Ab¨vb¨ + , + sub2 + would have / could have /

might have + verb-Gi past participle form + Ab¨vb¨

Q. If I had another $5000, I -------.

A. If I had another $5000, I could buy a car.

Q. If you asked me nicely, I -------.

A. If you asked me nicely, I might get you a

drink.

Q. If he had run a bit faster, he -------.

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A. If he had run a bit faster, he could have won.

Q. Had -----------, I might have realised it easily.

A. Had I not been so tired, I might have realised

it easily.

Q. If I knew her name, I --------.

A. If I knew her name, I should tell you.

Q. If ------- you I should stop smoking.

A. If I were you I should stop smoking.

Subjunctive Mood

Rule 13: hLb †Kvb sentence Øviv †Kvb wKQy ¸i‚Z¡c~Y©,

AvKvw“LZ wKsev cÖZ¨vwkZ eySvq, ZLb D³ sentence-wU‡Z

subjunctive mood cÖKvk cvq| Subjunctive Mood

w`‡q MwVZ sentence-wU present, past wKsev future

tense n‡Z cv‡i wKš‘ that-Gi c‡ii clause-wUi verb-Gi

mv‡_ s, es, ing, ed ev modal hy³ nq bv A_©vr me©`v verb-

Gi base form e¨eüZ nq| D‡j­L¨ †h, G ai‡bi

sentence-G mvavibZ advice, advise, ask, demand,

desire, desirable, essential, imperative,

importance, important, insist, insistence,

necessary, prefer, preferable, preference, propose,

proposal, recommend, recommendation, request,

require, requirement, suggest, suggestion, urge,

vital BZ¨vw` kã e¨eüZ nq Ges Gme k‡ãi c‡i that w`‡q

GKwU clause _v‡K| Subjunctive Mood-Gi structure

I D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv n‡jvt

a) Sub1 + verb--- + that + sub2 + verb-Gi base

form +Ab¨vb¨

a) Sub + verb--- + to + verb-Gi base form + Ab¨vb¨

Q. It is essential that every child --------.

A. It is essential that every child have the same

facilities.

Q. It was important that James --------.

A. It was important that James write to Uncle

Arthur soon.

Q. It was important that James --------. (British

Rule)

A. It was important that James wrote to Uncle

Arthur soon.

Q. It is essential to --------.

A. It is essential to solve the problem.

Q. Our advice is that the company --------.

A. Our advice is that the company invest in new

equipment.

Q. God -------- the King/Queen.

A. God save the King/Queen. (fixed phrase)

Q. God -------- you. A. God bless you. (fixed

phrase)

Q. It is important that Helen --------.

A. It is important that Helen be present that time.

Q. The doctor suggested that she -------.

A. The doctor suggested that she not smoke.

Q. ------------ that the prerequisite be waved.

A. She refused the request that the prerequisite be

waved.

To be + adjective / noun / noun phrase

Rule 14: †Kvb sentence-G verb wn‡m‡e feel,

suppose, imagine, report, discover, know, judge,

assume, consider, find, think, believe, declare,

prove BZ¨vw` _vK‡j G‡`i c‡ii As‡k to be + adjective

/ noun ewm‡q wKsev ïay adjective / noun ewm‡q

sentence-wU‡K complete Kiv hvq| D‡j­L¨ †h, G ai‡bi

sentence-G KL‡bv KL‡bv to be + noun Gi cwie‡Z© to

be + noun phrase I em‡Z cv‡i| G ai‡bi sentence-

Gi structure I D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv n‡jvt

a) Subject + D³ verb + object + to be + adjective

/ noun

b) Subject + D³ verb + (object) + adjective / noun

Q. I know him to --------.

A. I know him to be honest.

Q. We supposed him to be --------.

A. We supposed him to be a gentle man.

Q. The lady was judged to be ---------.

A. The lady was judged to be guilty.

Q. ------------ herself to be great.

A. She never imagined herself to be great.

Q. We considered him --------.

A. We considered him honest. (OR, to be honest.)

Q. I believe my students -------.

A. I believe my students sincere. (OR, to be

sincere.)

Q. The man is reported to --------.

A. The man is reported to be a spy.

Q. We assumed her to be -------.

A. We assumed her to be innocent.

Q. They discovered the guard --------.

A. They discovered the guard to be faithful.

Q. We felt the decision to --------.

A. We felt the decision to be wise.

Q. The chief guest declared the sports ---------.

A. The chief guest declared the sports open.

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As + adjective / noun (phrase)

Rule 15: Avgiv Rvwb, conjunction wn‡m‡e as e¨eüZ

n‡j Gi A_© nq KviY ev †h‡nZz| wKš‘ †Kvb sentence-G

verb wn‡m‡e regard, treat, condemn, acknowledge,

accept, take (for), consider, know, define,

describe, interpret, use, recognise BZ¨vw` _vK‡j

G‡`i c‡ii As‡k as + adjective / adjective phrase /

noun / noun phrase ewm‡q sentence-wU‡K complete

Kiv hvq Ges ZLb as Gi A_© nq g‡Zv| G ai‡bi

sentence-Gi structure I D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv n‡jvt

a) Subject + D³ verb + object + as + adjective /

adjective phrase / noun / noun phrase.

Q. He treats me as -------.

A. He treats me as innocent.

Q. Khan Jahan Ali was regarded as --------.

A. Khan Jahan Ali was regarded as a pious man.

Q. ------------ Mir Jafar as treacherous.

A. People condemn Mir Jafar as treacherous.

Q. Nobody can accept her as --------.

A. Nobody can accept her as his well-wisher.

Q. I took him ---------.

A. I took him for my friend. (take Gi mv‡_ as Gi

cwie‡Z© for e‡m)

Q. Sher-e-Bangla’s contribution is acknowledged

as ------.

A. Sher-e-Bangla’s contribution is acknowledged

as great.

Q. Everybody recognised him --------.

A. Everybody recognised him as the lawful heir.

The place ... where Ges The time ... when

Rule 16: †Kvb incomplete sentence-G ¯’vb (place)

wb‡`©k Ki‡j D³ ¯’v‡bi c‡i where + subject + verb ---

-- ewm‡q sentence-wU complete Ki‡Z nq Ges mgq

wb‡`©k Ki‡j D³ mg‡qi c‡i when + subject + verb ---

-- ewm‡q sentence-wU complete Ki‡Z nq| G ai‡bi

sentence-Gi structure I D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv n‡jvt

a) Sub1+verb+the place+where+sub2+verb+-----.

b) Sub1+verb+the time+when+sub2+verb+-----.

Q. Faridpur is the place -------.

A. Faridpur is the place where I was born.

Q. 10:00 A.M. is the time --------.

A. 10:00 A.M. is the time when I go to office.

Q. A railway station is the place -------.

A. A railway station is the place where trains

stop.

Q. 1971 is the year -------.

A. 1971 is the year when Bangladesh became

independent.

Q. ------------ where UNESCO Headquarter is.

A. Paris is the city where UNESCO Headquarter

is.

Q. Saturday is the day --------.

A. Saturday is the day when the week begins.

Q. Dhaka is the place where --------.

A. Dhaka is the place where most of the city

dwellers live.

Q. New York is the city -------.

A. New York is the city where business magnets

reside.

Q. ------------ day when all Muslims go to

mosque.

A. Friday is the day when all Muslims go to

mosque.

Q. Stadium is the venue --------.

A. Stadium is the venue where spectators go for

rejoice.

Scarcely had ...... when, Hardly had ......

when Ges No sooner had ..... than

Rule 17: Scarcely had ------ when, Hardly had ---

--when Ges No sooner had ------ than Øviv mvavibZ

past perfect tense MwVZ nq| †h‡nZz G ai‡bi sentence

Øviv negative A_© cÖKvk K‡i †m‡nZz G‡Z no, not, never

BZ¨vw` e‡m bv| G ai‡bi sentence-Gi when ev than Gi

c~‡e©i As‡k _v‡K past perfect tense Ges c‡ii As‡k _v‡K

past indefinite tense. D‡j­L¨ †h, Giƒc negative-‡evaK

kã (‡hgb- no sooner, scarcely, hardly, a little,

barely, never, nor, rarely, neither BZ¨vw`) w`‡q †Kvb

sentence ïi‚ n‡j †m‡¶‡Î auxiliary verb-wU (mvavibZ

had) subject-Gi c~‡e© e‡m| G ai‡bi sentence-Gi

structure I D`vniY wb‡P †`Iqv n‡jvt

a) Scarcely + had + sub1 + verb-Gi past participle

form---- + when + sub2 + verb-Gi past form-----.

b) Hardly + had + sub1 + verb-Gi past participle

form---- + when + sub2 + verb-Gi past form-----.

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c) No sooner + had + sub1 + verb-Gi past participle

form---- + than + sub2 + verb-Gi past form-----.

Q. Scarcely had I reached the station --------.

A. Scarcely had I reached the station when the

train left.

Q. -------------- when he ran away.

A. Hardly had the police reached there when he

ran away.

Q. Hardly had we reached college -------.

A. Hardly had we reached college when the exam

began.

Q. ------------ than it began to rain.

A. No sooner had we gone outside than it began

to rain.

Q. No sooner had I got to the station -------.

A. No sooner had I got to the station than the

train left.

Q. ------------ when it went out of sight.

A. Hardly had he looked at it when it went out of

sight.

Verb + ing e¨env‡ii wbqg

Rule 18: ‡Kvb sentence-G admit, agree,

appreciate, avoid, complete, consider, delay,

deny, discuss, enjoy, finish, keep, mention, mind,

miss, postpone, practice, quit, recall, recommend,

regret, report, resent, resist, resume, risk, start,

stop, suggest, tolerate, can’t help, couldn’t help

BZ¨vw` verb-Gi c‡i wKsev preposition (‡hgb- at, on,

out, up, in, about, over, under, for, from, of, off,

by, without, except, besides, through, after,

before, while BZ¨vw`)-Gi c‡i A_ev object to, look

forward to, confess to, accustomed to, get used to,

be used to, committed to, with a view to BZ¨vw`

verb phrase-Gi c‡i mvaviYZ “verb+ing+Avbymvw½K

kã” e‡m| Z‡e †¶Îwe‡k‡l verb+ing…-Gi cwie‡Z©

noun / noun phrase / pronoun-I em‡Z cv‡i| ‡hgb-

Q. She is considering ____.

A. She is considering not attending the party.

Q. John missed _____ when he was travelling.

A. John missed watching the news when he was

travelling.

Q. Would you mind ______?

A. Would you mind picking up the load, please?

Q. They have stopped ______.

A. They have stopped smoking due to its bad

effects.

Q. The man forgot about _____.

A. The man forgot about cancelling his

appointment.

Q. ----------- to receiving a letter from you.

A. She is looking forward to receiving a letter

from you.

Q. I got used to ----------.

A. I got used to bathing in the river daily.

Q. ----------- to purchasing a book.

A. She went to market with a view to purchasing

a book.

Q. ----------- help shedding her tears.

A. The lady could not help shedding her tears.

As though / As if e¨env‡ii wbqg

Rule 19: ‡Kvb Sentence-G as though / as if _vK‡j

Ges Gi c~‡e© present indefinite / present perfect

tense _vK‡j c‡i past indefinite tense n‡e, Avevi c~‡e©

past indefinite tense _vK‡j c‡i past perfect tense

n‡e| †hgb-

a) Present indefinite / perfect tense + as though /

as if + past indefinite tense.

b) Past indefinite tense + as though / as if + past

perfect tense.

Q. He talks to me as though ------------.

A. He talks to me as though he knew everything.

Q. She proceeded as if --------.

A. She proceeded as if I had not spoken anything.

Q. Mr. Javed behaves as if --------.

A. Mr. Javed behaves as if he were all in all in

this office.

Q. He submitted the form quickly as if --------.

A. He submitted the form quickly as if it had

been the last.

Q. ---------- as though she informed the police.

A. The girl talks as though she informed the

police.

Subject Abymv‡i Verb e‡m

Rule 20: Subject-Gi wVK c‡iB together with,

along with, accompanied by, as well as, with,

including BZ¨vw` _vK‡j G‡`i c~‡e©i AskwU‡KB Subject

wnmv‡e aiv nq| weavq c~e©vs‡ki GB Subject-wU Singular

n‡j Verb-I Singular n‡e Ges Subject-wU Plural n‡j

Verb-I Plural n‡e| †hgb-

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Q. The singer, along with his parents, manager

and some friends, ------------.

A. The singer, along with his parents, manager

and some friends, is going to the party.

Q. ------------ colleagues, am going to enjoy the

match.

A. I, with my friends, teachers and other

colleagues, am going to enjoy the match.

Q. ----------- friends has done the work.

A. Samir as well as his friends has done the

work.

Q. Rudra, accompanied by her wife, three

children and some near and dear ones, ------------.

A. Rudra, accompanied by her wife, three

children and some near and dear ones, is leaving

Dhaka tonight.

So, too, also w`‡q affirmative agreement

Rule 21: ‡Kvb Sentence-G e¨eüZ So, too Ges also

Øviv GKB A_© eySv‡jI so e‡m auxiliary verb-Gi c~‡e©

wKš‘ too Ges also e‡m auxiliary verb-Gi c‡i| cÖ_g

clause-G auxiliary verb-Gi Aš—©f~³ †Kvb verb (†hgb-

be verb, do verb, have verb, modal auxiliary verb

BZ¨vw` ) _vK‡j wØZxq clause-G D³ auxiliary verb-

wU‡KB so, too ev also-Gi mv‡_ e¨envi Kiv nq| wKš‘ cÖ_g

clause-G auxiliary verb-Gi Aš—©f~³ †Kvb verb bv

_vK‡j wØZxq clause-G person I tense Abyhvqx so, too

wKsev also-Gi mv‡_ do, does ev did e¨envi Kiv nq|

†hgb-

a) Subject1 + affirmative verb + ---- + , + and + so

+ auxiliary verb + subject2 b) Subject1 + affirmative verb + ---- + , + and +

subject2 + auxiliary verb + also / too

Q. ------------, and I will also.

A. She will talk to him, and I will also.

Q. ------------, and her friend did too.

A. She went there, and her friend did too.

Q. Laila helps him do the laundry, and so ----- her

sister.

A. Laila helps him do the laundry, and so does

her sister.

Q. ----------- watching TV, and so does his

brother.

A. Joni enjoys watching TV, and so does his

brother.

Either, neither w`‡q negative agreement

Rule 22: ‡Kvb Sentence-G neither Ges either Øviv

GKBfv‡e KvR Ki‡jI neither e‡m affirmative

auxiliary verb-Gi c~‡e© wKš‘ either e‡m negative

auxiliary verb-Gi c‡i| cÖ_g clause-G auxiliary

verb-Gi Aš—©f~³ †Kvb verb ( †hgb-be verb, do verb,

have verb, modal auxiliary verb BZ¨vw` ) _vK‡j

wØZxq clause-G D³ auxiliary verb-wU‡KB neither ev

either-Gi mv‡_ e¨envi Kiv nq| wKš‘ cÖ_g clause-G

auxiliary verb-Gi Aš—©f~³ †Kvb verb bv _vK‡j wØZxq

clause-G person I tense Abyhvqx neither-Gi mv‡_ do,

does ev did Ges either-Gi mv‡_ do not (=don’t),

does not (=doesn’t) ev did not (=didn’t) e¨envi Kiv

nq| †hgb-

a) Subject1 + negative verb + ---- + , + and +

neither + affirmative auxiliary verb + subject2

b) Subject1 + negative verb + ---- + , + and +

subject2 + negative auxiliary verb + either

Q. She did not attend the party, and neither -------.

A. She did not attend the party, and neither did I.

Q. The boy hasn’t done it, and his friend ----------.

A. The boy hasn’t done it, and his friend hasn’t

either.

Q. ------------, and John did not either.

A. Baker did not ask any oral test, and John did

not either.

Introductory Verbal Modifier-Gi e¨envi

Rule 23: Introductory verbal modifier-Gi Kgvi

c‡i †h main clause-wU e¨eüZ nq †mB main clause-Gi

subject-wU introductory verbal modifier-Gi mv‡_

hyw³hy³fv‡e m¤ú„³ I m½wZc~Y© n‡Z n‡e| ZvB

introductory verbal modifier-Gi c‡ii main clause-

wUi subject mvaviYZ personal subject ( †hgb- he,

she, we, I, you, they, Jennie, Judai BZ¨vw` ) nq|

Introductory verbal modifier-Gi c‡i e¨eüZ main

clause-wU KL‡bv passive form / passive voice-Gi

n‡Z cv‡i bv| †hgb-

a) Introductory verbal modifier + , + personal

subject + active voice-Gi verb + ---------- +.

Q. After graduating from Dhaka College, ---------.

A. After graduating from Dhaka College, Mr.

Shahed continued his studies at IBA of Dhaka

University.

Q. To protect ourselves from cold, ------------.

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A. To protect ourselves from cold, we wear warm

clothes.

Q. After finishing her speech, -----------.

A. After finishing her speech, she invited the

audience to ask questions.

Q. Having -----------, John went to college.

A. Having taken his meal, John went to college.

Past Indicating Words w`‡q Sentence

Rule 24: ‡Kvb Sentence-G Past Indicating Word

ev AZxZ wb‡`©kK kã (†hgb- yesterday, once, once

upon a time, ago, long long ago, that day, that

night, that---, last year, last---, in those days, then,

so-called, during the reign of ---, at the age of ---,

in 1985, in childhood, at the beginning of ---, in

ancient time BZ¨vw` ) _vK‡j D³ Sentence-wU‡K Past

Tense (mvaviYZ Pat Simple / Perfect Tense) w`‡q

Ki‡Z nq| D‡j­L¨ †h, Sentence-wU‡Z `ywU NUbv ewb©Z n‡j

Zv‡K Past Perfect Tense w`‡q KivB †kªq| †hgb-

Q. Raja ---------- last night.

A. Raja came home last night.

Q. Jerry --------- at the age of four.

A. Jerry came to the orphanage at the age of four.

Q. In those days there -------- ships.

A. In those days there were no steam ships. Q. ----------- before I joined the company.

A. I had completed the thesis before I joined the

company.

Since-Gi e¨envi

Rule 25: Since-Gi c~‡e© present indefinite /

present perfect _vK‡j c‡i past indefinite n‡e; Avevi

since-Gi c~‡e© past indefinite _vK‡j c‡i past perfect

n‡e| †hgb-

a) Present indefinite / perfect + since + past

indefinite

b) Past indefinite + since + past perfect

Q. Many years have passed since ----------.

A. Many years have passed since his friend met

him first.

Q. It was long since -----------.

A. It was long since I had seen her last.

Q. ------------ since she visited the Taj.

A. Few years are over since she visited the Taj.

Not only ------ but also-Gi e¨envi

Rule 26: ‡Kvb sentence-G not only-Gi c‡i †h

ai‡bi kã/kãmgwó e‡m but also-Gi c‡i GKB ai‡bi

kã/kãmgwó e‡m| Z‡e ‡Kvb sentence-Gi ïi‚‡Z not

only _vK‡j but also-Gi c‡i GKB ai‡bi kã/kãmgwó

e‡m Ges Zvici verb + ---- I e‡m| †hgb-

Q. They are weak not only ----------.

A. They are weak not only in Biology but also in

English.

Q. Not only she -----------.

A. Not only she but also her sister attended the

party.

Q. ------------ but also takes physical exercise

regularly.

A. Sabuj not only studies attentively but also

takes physical exercise regularly.

Q. ---------- but also submissive.

A. She is not only kind but also submissive.

cÖ‡qvRbxq cÖev` evK¨: AwZ fw³ †Pv‡ii j¶Y|

= Too much courtesy, too much craft. AwZ Pvjv‡Ki Mjvq `wi|

= Too much cunning overreaches itself. AwZ †jv‡f ZvuZx bó|

= Grasp all, lose all. AwZ `‡c© nZ j¼v|

= Pride goes before a fall. Aí we`¨v fqsKix|

= A little learning is a dangerous thing. Afv‡e ¯^fve bó|

= Necessity knows no law. Amv‡ii ZR©b MR©b mvi|

= Empty vessels sound much. AwaK mbœ¨vmx‡Z MvRb bó|

= Too many cooks spoil the broth. Avcbv fvj ‡Zv RMr fv‡jv|

= To the pure all things are pure. Avcwb evuP‡j ev‡ci bvg|

= Self-preservation is the first law of nature.

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Avq ey‡S e¨q Ki|

= Cut your coat according to your cloth. B‛Qv _vK‡j Dcvq nq|

= Where there is a will, there is a way. DVš— g~‡jv cˇbB †Pbv hvq|

= Morning shows the day. D‡`vi wcwÛ ey‡`vi Nv‡o|

= One doth the scathe, another hath the scorn.

Djye‡b gy³v Qov‡bv / evb‡ii Mjvq gy³vi nvi|

= To cast pearls before swine.

GK wX‡j `yB cvwL gviv / i_ †`Lv Kjv †ePv|

= To kill two birds with one stone. GK gy‡L `yB K_v|

= To blow hot and cold in the same breath. GK nv‡Z Zvwj ev‡R bv|

= It takes two to make a quarrel. GK gv‡N kxZ hvq bv|

= One swallow does not make a summer.

Kó bv Ki‡j †Kó †g‡j bv / `ytL webv myL jvf nq wK gnx‡Z?

= No pains, no gains. Kqjv ayB‡j gqjv hvq bv|

= Black will take no other hue. KuvPvq bv †bvqv‡j euvk, cvK‡j K‡i Vvm Vvm|

= Strike the iron while it is hot. KuvUv w`‡q KuvUv †Zvjv|

= To set a thief to catch a thief.

KvUv Nv‡q by‡bi wQUv / givi Dci Lvovi Nv|

= To add insult to injury. Kv‡iv †cŠl gvm, Kv‡iv me©bvk|

= What is sports to the cat is death to the rat. OR

= Nero fiddles while Rome burns. OR

= Some have the hop, some stick in the gap. Mi‚ †g‡i Ry‡Zv `vb|

= To rob Peter to pay Paul. MZm¨ †kvPbv bvw Í̄|

= Let bygones, be bygones. Mv‡Q KuvVvj †Muv‡d †Zj|

= To count chickens before they are hatched. Mv‡q gv‡b bv Avcwb †gvoj|

= A fool to others, himself a sage. MvB‡Z MvB‡Z Mv‡qb, evRvB‡Z evRvB‡Z ev‡qb|

= Practice makes a man perfect. Ni‡cvov Mi‚ wmu`y‡i †gN †`L‡j fq cvq|

= A burnt child dreads the fire. PvPv Avcb cÖvY euvPv|

= Every man for himself. OR, Physician heals

thyself.

‡Pv‡i bv ï‡b a‡g©i Kvwnbx|

= A rogue is deaf to all good. ‡Pv‡i †Pv‡i gvmZz‡Zv fvB|

= Birds of the same feather flock together. ‡Pvi cvjv‡j eyw× ev‡o|

= To lock the stable-door when the steed is

stolen. OR

= After death comes the doctor. Pvjyb e‡j QuyP †Zvgvi wcQ‡b GKUv Qu¨v`v|

= The pot calls the cattle black. ‡Quov PvUvB‡q ï‡q jvL UvKvi ¯^cœ †`Lv|

= To build castle in the air.

‡Rvi hvi gyj­yK Zvi|

= Might is right. Rjš— Av¸‡b N„ZvûwZ|

= To add fuel to the fire. ‡Svc ey‡S †Kvc gviv|

= Make hay while the sun shines.

wXjwU gvi‡j cvU‡KjwU †L‡Z nq / ‡hgb ey‡bv Ij, †Zgb evNv

†ZuZzj / †hgb KzKzi, †Zgb gy¸o|

= Tit for tat. ‡Zjv gv_vq †Zj †`qv|

= To carry coal to Newcastle. wZj‡K Zvj Kiv|

= To make a mountain out of a mole hill.

`‡ki jvwV G‡Ki †evSv / ivB Kuywo‡q †ej|

= Many a pickle ( OR, little) makes a mickle. `uvZ _vK‡Z `uv‡Zi gh©v`v †evSv hvq bv|

= Blessings are not valued till they are gone. `yó Mi‚i †P‡q k~b¨ †Mvqvj fv‡jv|

= Better an empty house than a bad (OR, an ill)

tenant. awi gvQ bv QuyB cvwb|

= A cat loves fish but is loath to wet her feet. bvB gvgvi †P‡q Kvbv gvgv fv‡jv|

= Something is better than nothing. bvP‡Z bv Rvb‡j DVvb euvKv|

= A bad workman quarrels with his tools. bvbv gywbi bvbv gZ|

= Many men, many minds. wb‡Ri bvK †K‡U c‡ii hvÎv f½ Kiv|

= To cut off one’s nose to spite one’s face. c‡ii g›` Ki‡Z †M‡j wb‡Ri g›` Av‡M d‡j|

= Harm hatch, harm catch.

cvbbv ZvB Lvbbv / Av½yi dj UK|

= The grapes are sour. cv‡ci ab cÖvqwð‡Ë hvq|

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= Ill got ill spent. ‡c‡U †L‡j wc‡V mq|

= Give me roast meat and beat me with the spit. webv †g‡N eRªcvZ|

= A bolt from the blue. em‡Z †c‡j ï‡Z Pvq|

= Give him an inch, and he will take an ell. eRª AvuUzwb d¯‹v wM‡iv|

= The more laws, the more offenders. evgyb †M‡jv Ni †Zv jv½j Zz‡j ai|

= When the cat is away, the mice will play. ‡m e‡ii N‡ii gvmx K‡bi N‡ii wcmx|

= He runs with the hare and hunts with the hound. wf¶vi Pvj Kuvov Avi AvKuvov|

= Beggars must not be choosers. fvZ Lvq d¨vb w`‡q Mà gv‡i `B|

= Great boast, small roast. fv‡Mi gv M½v cvq bv|

= Everybody’s business is nobody’s business. cvwb‡Z Kzwgi, Wv½vq evN|

= Between the devil and the deep sea. OR,

= Between Scylla and Charybdis. gvbyl fv‡e GK nq Avi GK|

= Man proposes but God disposes. gvwiZ MÛvi, jywUZ fvÛvi|

= Pitch your aims high. wgwó K_vq wPu‡o wf‡R bv|

= Fine (OR, Fair) words butter no parsnips. OR,

= Wishes never fill the bag. gkv gvo‡Z Kvgvb `vMv|

= To break a butterfly upon a wheel. givi Dci Luvovi Nv|

= To pour water on a drowned mouse. OR,

= To slay the slain. giv nvwZ jvL UvKv|

= The very ruins of greatness are great.

gybxbv gwZågt / fyj Kiv gvby‡li ¯^fve|

= To err is human. OR, Good Homer sometimes

nods. nvwZ †Nvov †M‡jv Zj, Mvav e‡j K‡Zv Rj|

= Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. ‡hgb Kg© †Zgb dj|

= As you sow, so you reap. ‡hgb evc †Zgb †eUv|

= Like father like son. ‡hLv‡b ev‡Ni fq †mLv‡bB mܨv nq|

= Dangers often come where danger is feared. hv‡K iv‡Lv †mB iv‡L|

= Keep the shop, and the shop will keep thee. hv‡i †`L‡Z bvwi, Zvi Pjb euvKv|

= Faults are thick where love is thin. hvi R¡vjv †mB Rv‡b|

= The wearer best knows where the shoe pinches. h‡Zv cvq, Z‡Zv Pvq|

= The more man gets, the more he wants.

‡kl i¶vB i¶v / ‡kl fv‡jv hvi, me fv‡jv Zvi|

= All’s well that ends well. mey‡i †gIqv d‡j|

= Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet. ‡mB ivgI †bB, †mB A‡hva¨vI †bB|

= O the times, O the manners. mvZ gY †ZjI cyo‡e bv, ivavI bvP‡e bv|

= We shall catch larks when the sky falls.

Exercise to be done

01. I shall go out if -------------.

02. You cannot pass unless ------------.

03. ------------ I return.

04. Hurry up lest -------------.

05. No sooner had I gone out -------------.

06. The bridge destroyed by flood -------------.

07. He came here when -------------.

08. The writer was too poor -------------.

09. The box is too small -------------.

10. The box was too heavy for him ------------.

11. The fog was so thick ---------------.

12. I’ll help you provided --------------.

13. You’ll not shine in life unless -------------.

14. She started saving money lest --------------.

15. They will be working until -------------.

16. He studied sincerely in order that ------------.

17. The writer wanted mountain air so that ------.

18. ------------ that he deserves a prize.

19. He speaks loudly in the meeting so that ------.

20. They will go to market provided ------------.

21. Unless he works hard, ---------------.

22. He does not go to bed until --------------.

23. Please wait till ----------------.

24. It’s high time you ----------------.

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25. Hardly had he reached the market ------------.

26. You had better ----------------.

27. He would rather die than ---------------.

28. He could not continue his study because of --

----------.

29. -------------- than he got to the station.

30. He worked till ----------------.

31. People love a leader as long as -------------.

32. Go on with your writing till -------------.

33. Would you mind --------------?

34. It is time we ---------------.

35. She behaves as if ----------------.

36. He orders me as though ----------------.

37. A light came over him as though the setting

sun -------------.

38. If I had enough money, --------------.

39. Had I the ---------------.

40. If ---------------, I would tell him the matter.

41. If you leave the car unlocked, --------------.

42. Singapore is the place ------------.

43. Had you told me before, -------------.

44. If I were a bird, -------------.

45. He ate so many mangoes -------------.

46. She will use a ball pen in case -----------.

47. -------------, you will fail.

48. I should have ----------- my friend yesterday.

49. You must have ---------- this novel last night.

50. ------------ let alone twenty miles.

51. The man whom I saw ------------.

52. Without -------, we cannot keep our body fit.

53. Morning is the time -------------.

54. If Jim had possessed a lot of wealth, ----------.

55. He could get the prize if --------------.

56. In order to do well in the exam, -------------.

57. A bus can’t accommodate fifty passengers let

---------------.

58. You can walk ten miles at a stretch let alone -

-------------.

59. ------------ in case you need more.

60. Would that I --------------!

61. I wish I --------------.

62. We regard her --------------.

63. The tourists accepted him ---------------.

64. We suppose him to be -----------------.

65. It is sure that ----------------.

66. Waste not, ---------------.

67. A stitch in time ----------------.

68. She insisted on -----------------.

69. That John is a good student ----------------.

70. ----------------- quarrels with his tools.

71. I’ll show you how ----------------.

72. He knows how -----------------.

73. The class took the girl ------------------.

74. Rasa is weak not only --------------.

75. We scored as many goals -----------------.

76. Wait here till -----------------.

77. Neither did he ------------------.

78. Despite his dishonesty, ------------------.

79. The load is light enough ------------------.

80. It was recommended that he -----------------.

81. He ate as much as ----------------.

82. It’s desirable that the chairman ---------------.

83. I dare not ---------------.

84. Each of the boys ------- prize by the Principal.

85. ------to taking a cup of coffee in the morning.

86. ------------ that the student study regularly.

87. Jahir as well as his friends-----to market now.

88. ----------- let alone one kg sweetmeat.

89. The minister along with his family members -

----------- now.

90. The receptionist talked as though ------------.

91. ------------ help laughing loudly.

92. Hardly ------------ all the teachers stood up.

93. Had I the wings of -------------.

94. ------when we celebrate mother language day.

95. After death ------------.

96. Many years have been over since ------------.

97. If ---------, I could have purchased a new car.

98. -------- but also for running the business well.

99. Don’t kill your valuable time lest -----------.

100. ------------- , and so did his brother.