Thursday, March 4, 2021

Use of the Right Form of Verbs for SSC and HSC

Use of the Right Form of Verbs 
RULE 1: Singular Subject=Singular Verb, Plural Subject=Plural verb Ex. Shihab is a meritorious student. Vehicles create traffic jam. 

 RULE:2: Preposition (in,at,on,of,for,from,by,with,without,before,after,into,across,about)+noun or Verb +ing . Ex. Television is an important source of entertainment or entertaining. Children are fond of using mobile Phone. 

 RULE 3: To +Verb1 but (Addicted to, Adverse to, Be used to, With a view to, Look forward to, Get used to, Be accustomed to)+ Verb+ing. Ex. Tori went to London to get a good job. Poresh tried to join the Army .We are looking forward to hearing from you. I went to the Stage with a view to dancing. People of Bangladesh are used to eating by their hands. 

 RULE 4: Verb+article+Adverb+adjective+noun. Ex. Bangladesh is a densely populated country. Alam is a very good boy. 

 RULE 5 : A , An , The +noun. The+noun or verb+ing+of. The necessity of learning English is indescribable. The using of Mobile is available .A constitution is essential for a nation. He has an Umbrella. 


 RULE 6: (Can, could, may, might, Shall, should, will, would, must, used to, have to, need, dare, ought to) + V1 Ex. He can do the Sum. It may rain today. Tori must study tonight. 

 RULE 7 : While+Verb+ing Ex. While walking in the garden, I saw a snake. While sleeping I dreamt a good dream. 

 RULE 8: (have, has, had, get, got, getting, having )+V3 or Adjective.Ex. She got married yesterday. I had my car cleaned. Having taken the money, the thief ran away. Our Culture is getting westernized. 

 RULE 9: Passive Voice -(Can be, could be, may be , might be, Shall be, should be, will be, would be, must be, used to be, have to be, ought to be )+ V3 Ex. The work ought to be done. He will be helped by me. 


 RULE 10: He/she/it/the boy= does/is/has/was/did/had/will 
                    We/you/they/the boys= do/are/have/were/did/had/will 
 Ex. I am Torikul. He is driving a car. 
We are going home. 
They have won the game. 
He has eaten rice. 

RULE 11: There+is/was/has+Singular Subject. There +are/were/have+plural Sub. Ex. There is a Mosque in our village. There are two ponds in our Village. 

 RULE 12: .( Each, every , one, any)+ 1 or more singular Sub.+Singular Verb. Ex. Each boy and each girl was present there. Every boy and girl has been given 100 tk. 


 RULE 13: (Somebody, Someone)+ Singular verb, (some boys, Some toys)+ plural verb. Ex. Someone has stolen the pen. Some boys have failed in the examination. 

 RULE 14: (any, none, each, every, either, neither, one)+of+plural Sub.+singular Verb. Ex. One of the boys is present there. None of them was present there. Either of them has stolen it. 

 RULE 15: ( Population, public, crowd, army, congress, committee, team, government, family, pair, dozen, scenery, knowledge, hundred, thousand, furniture, machinery, information, bread, money, advice, poetry, gallows, ethics, mathematics, physics, news, electronics, dynamics, 2/3….dollars, 2/3….miles, )+ singular verb. Ex. Ill news runs a pace . Physics is a critical subject. 



 RULE 16 : (people, spectacles, trousers, scissors, brances, cloths, goods, headquarters, vegetables, laws, police, cattle, folk, circumstances, gentry.)+plural verb. Ex. His circumstances are not good. People don’t eat the same food. Vegetables contain vitamin. 


 RULE 17: (who, whose, whom, which, that) follow only their before subject to choose a verb. Ex. It is I who am your friend. It is you who are my friend. 

 RULE 18: Prefer to + verb+ing Ex. Torikul prefers to reading newspaper. Joynal prefers to eating betel. 

 RULE 19: ( Feel, love, hear, like, hate, see, forget, consist, seem, sound, smell, believe, know, wish, doubt, prefer, imagine, fear, taste, astonish, please, understand) they are used in present Indefinite tense not in continuous tense. Ex. I see the bird. I hear news. I forget everything. 


 RULE 20: Distance/money/time+singular verb Ex. Thirty miles is a long way. 100 years is a long time. Money begets money. 

 RULE 21 : Arithmetical Operations ( singular verb) Ex. Five plus five is ten. Ten minus five is five. Ten divided by two is five. 

 RULE 22: (Always, regularly, generally, usually, occasionally, normally, naturally, frequently, everyday, daily, often) = Present Indefinite Tense. Ex. Organizations frequently need employees who speak a standard form of English. English usually helps to get good job. He always prays his prayer. 

 RULE 23: (now, at this/the moment, at present, day by day, increasingly,rapidly.)=Present continuous Tense. Ex. Mobile Phone users are increasing day by day. He is eating now. 

 RULE 24: ( yesterday, one day, ago, once, last, after a few days, last night, once upon a time,in the past, previously.) = Past IndefiniteTense. Ex. I received your letter yesterday. One day I borrowed a book from you. 

 RULE 25: (Just, just now, already, yet, ever, lately, recently, immediately.) = present Perfect Tense. Ex. He has transferred from Dhaka recently.We have shifted to safe place immediately. 

 RULE 26: (mind/worth/without/get used to/got used to/ be used to/past,can’t help, couldn’t help, would you mind)+verb+ing Ex. Would you mind having a cup of tea? He can’t help smoking. 

 RULE 27: Active voice – ( am, is , are, was, were, have been, has been, had been, shall be, will be, shall have been, will have been)+verb+ing Ex. Rana is doing the sum. It has been raining since morning. 

 RULE 28: 9(ask, decide, demand, forget, happen, hope, learn, manage, neglect, offer, plain, prepare, promise, remember, seem, try , want)+ to Ex. Shihab neglects his friend. It seems to me false. We have decided to start a business. 

 RULE 29: ( had better, had rather, would better, would rather, let, must, need, dare, make, would sooner, had sooner)+verb1 Ex. He had better read news paper regularly. I will not let you enter the class room. 

 RULE 30: ( It is time, It is high time, wish, fancy) = Past Indefinite Ex. I fancy I turned a pale. It is high time we developed our country. 

 RULE 31: Lest…. Should… Ex. Walk fast lest you should miss the train. Read attentively lest you should fail in the exam. 

 RULE 32 : (if, wish, as if , as though) unreal past = were Ex. If I were a doctor, I could treat the poor. I wish I were a king. 

 RULE 33: If Past Indefinite tense, Sub+would/could/might+verb1 Ex. If I were a doctor, I could treat the poor. If you came , I would go. 

 RULE 34: If + Present Indefinite, future Indefinite tense.or Sub.+may/can/shall/wil+v1 Ex. If he runs in the rain, he will catch cold. If it rains , I will not go out. 

 RULE 35: If + present perfect tense, Sub.+migh have/could have/ would have+verb 3 Ex. If they had started earlier, they would have reached there in time. If I had seen him, I might have told him the news. 

 RULE 36: Present Indefinite or Present perfect tense +since+Past Indefinite tense. Ex. It is many years since I came to Dhaka. Many years have passed since I had met her. 

 RULE 37: Past Indefinite tense+ since+Past perfect tense. Ex. Many years passed since I had seen her last. 

 RULE 38: Past Perfect+before+past Indefinite. past Indefinite+after+past perfect. Ex.The patient had died before the doctor came.The patient died after the doctor had come. 

 RULE 39: Beginning of the sentence- verb + ing or to + v1 (gerund, infinitive) Ex. Rising early is a good habit. Sleeping is necessary to life. To take drugs leads a man to death.

 RULE 40: Verb+(how/what/when/which/why)+to Ex. He knows what to do. She taught me how to make a cup of tea. 

 RULE 41: Things = interesting, person = interested Ex. History is very interesting subject. I am very much interested to meet him. 

 RULE 42: Uncountable noun ( water, air, tea, sugar, environment, furniture, kindness, rainfall, reputation, wood, paper, gum, courtesy, earth, bread, oxygen, smoke, bangla, English.)+singular verb. Ex. Air is very important element of the environment. Water plays a vital role in agriculture. 

 RULE 43 : No+ noun , Not+ adjective/adverb. Ex. He has no education .He is not interested to study. 

 RULE 44: Keep + noun+adjective. Ex. The teacher kept the boy silent. 

 RULE 45: No sooner had….than, Scarcely had…..when, hardly had…before/when. Ex. No sooner had he seen the police than he ran away. 

 RULE 46: (prefer, preferable, senior, junior)+to ( not than). Ex. Sumi is junior to me. I prefer to reading to writing. 

 RULE 47: Don’t use ‘to’ before (home, abroad, here, there) Ex. He went abroad last month. He will go home tomorrow. 

 RULE 48: (Sun, Death, Summer, Winter, Fear, Anger, War) = His Ex. The sun sheds his beams on earth. The death lays his icy hand even on the earth. 

 RULE 49: (Earth, Moon, charity, Beauty, softness, Hope, Spring, Modesty, Nature, Peace, Virtue, Mercy, Justice ) = Her Ex. The moon reflects her shade on earth. The spring comes with all her beauties. 

 RULE 50: If Simple Sentence contains two main verbs, It may be 2nd verb with ing or to+2nd verb with present form. Ex. I saw him going. I am going to open a coaching centre.\





Monday, March 1, 2021

SSC-2021 English Second Paper Model Test

 

English Second Paper

Model Test

SSC-2021

Part A: Grammar (60 Marks)




1. Fill in the blanks with the words from the box. You may need to change the form of some of the words.                                                                0.5×10=5                                                                                           

apparently

worst

has

about

coping

Lies

sorts

in

  of 

awareness;                                                

You may need to use one word more than once.   a)―――- in the southern part of Asia. She is now (b)―――- in the grip of all (c)―――- of pollutions like air pollutions, soil pollution, and water pollution. The dwellers of the urban areas are the (d)―――- sufferers of such pollution. The industrialization process (e)―――- Bangladesh over the past decades (f)―――- created significant environmental pollutions. We know (g)―――- some of the most common types (h)―――- environmental pollutions and ways of (i)―――- with them. In this case, we need (j)―――- most. 

 

2. Fill in the blanks with suitable words.                                      0.5×10=5                               

Truthfulness (a)---- to the habit of speaking the truth. It is (b)­­­---- greatest of all virtues in a man’s life. The true peace and prosperity of a man entirely depends (c)---- it. It ennobles one’s character and gives one high (d)---- in society. It may not make one rich (e)---- brings peace of mind. A truthful person is loved and respected (f)---- all. A truthful person cares (g)----. All religions teach us to (h)---- truthful. By (i)---- of truthfulness all can shine in life. Truthfulness (j)---- lead the whole world to peace and prosperity.

 

3. Make five sentences using parts of sentences from each column of the table below.                                                                                                   1×6=6                                                                                                                            

Many of us

can

will

should

have

is

save

the life of dying patients.

By donating blood, we

misconception about blood donation.

Blood donation

cause no harm to us.

Every man in sound health

encourage others to donate blood

Donating blood

donate blood after every three months.

We

a very noble deed.






    



4. Complete the following text with right forms of the verbs given in the box.     

                                                                                                                     1×10=10           

promise

contain

be

return

finish

agree

want

ask

refuse

compose

 

One day the great poet Ferdousi (a) ―― by Sultan Mahmood to (b) ―― Shahanama in honour of the Sultan. The sultan (c) ―― to pay Ferdousi a gold coin for each verse. Ferdousi (d) ―― the writing and it (e) ―― found (f) ―― sixty thousand verses. Now Sultan (g) ―― to pay sixty thousand gold coins. He (h) ―― to pay silver coins instead of gold coins. The poet (i) ―― to take silver coins and (j) ―― to his village.

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5. Change the sentences according to directions.                                    1×10 = 10 

(a) Very few conquerors of the world were as great as Taimur. (Superlative)
(b) The province of a powerful prince was once attacked by young Taimur. (Active)
(c) Taimur is greater than most other conquerors of the world. (Positive)
(d) The army killed Taimur’s all soldiers. (Passive)
(e) He disguised himself to survive. (Negative)
(f) He was very hungry for food.(Interrogative)

(g) There Taimur was given some food. (Active)
(h) The woman became sympathetic to see Taimur.(Interrogative)
(i) The food was very hot.(Exclamatory)
(j) Taimur was too hungry to wait. (Negative)

6. Complete the text adding suffixes, prefixes or the both with the root words given in the parenthesis.                                                                                     0.5×14=7                           

People are (a) ---- (general) fond of (b)------(glitter) things. They are the (c) ---- (love) of surface. They are (d)-------(connect) with the (e) ---- (out) show of things and beings. They (f) ---- (hard) bother about intrinsic value. Gold is a very (g) ---- (value) thing. But there are (h) ---- (vary) metals in nature that look like gold. They fade soon and become less (i) ---- (beauty). So, the surface of (j)-------(any)  should not be the key for its (k) ---- (measure). We all should be (l) ---- (care) about this (m)--------(true). Otherwise, we will have to be (n) ---- (repent) in the long run.

 

 7. Make tag questions of these statements.                                               1×7=7             

(a) At present, everybody likes cricket, ---- ?
(b) Students hardly miss watching this game, ---- ?
(c) Nothing is more enjoyable to them than cricket, ---- ?
(d) How exciting the game is! ---- ?
(e) Let’s play this game, ---- ?

(f) Cricket is more enjoyable than any other game,----------?

(g) There is hardly any person who doesn’t like this game,---------------?

 

8. Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following text.                                                                                                                                        10

whats your programme after the examination asked ratul nabil and I said i havent yet decided can you suggest any lets go for a picnic said ratul what an excellent idea ok I need permission from my parents first

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Part B: Composition (40 marks)

9. Suppose, some Executive Officers will be appointed in Standard Bank Bank. You, Monir/ Monira, are interested to be an Executive Officer. Now, write a CV with a cover letter for the post.                                                                                                15                                                                                                                                                                                                              

10. Imagine, you are Sumon/Sumona, a student of Jamalpur Zilla School, Jamanpur. There is no Multimedia Classroom in your school. The students have to suffer a lot for want of MMC class. So they need a multimedia classroom. Now, write an application to your Headmaster on behalf of the students for setting up a multimedia Classroom in your school.                                                                                                                  10                                                                     

11. Write a paragraph on “A Moonlit Night”.                                                      15              

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Friday, October 2, 2020

How to remember tough spelling

 How to remember tough spelling

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1. Questionnaire ➫ প্রশ্নমালা।
✎ Question nai re ➫ কোশ্চেন নাই রে।
2. Psychological (সাইকোলজিক্যাল) ➫ মনস্তাত্ত্বিক। ✎ Psy cholo gi cal ➫ পিসি চলো যাই কাল।
3. Assassination (এ্যাসএ্যাসিনেশন) ➫ গুপ্তহত্যা। ✎ Ass ass i nation -গাধার উপরে গাধা, তার উপরে আমি, আমার উপরে জাতি।
4. Lieutenant (লেফটেনেন্ট) ➫ সামরিক কর্মী। ✎ Lie u ten ant ➫ মিথ্যা তুমি দশ পিপড়া।
5. Assessment ➫ কর নির্ধারণ। ✎ Ass e ss men t ➫ গাধায় ই ডাবল ss মানুষেতে নাই।
6. Hallucination ➫ অমুলক / অলীক কিছু দেখা বা তাতে বিশ্বাস। ✎ Hall u ci nation-হলে তুমি! ছি জাতি।prebd .com
7. Diarrhoea ➫ উদারাময়। ✎ Dia rr hoea ➫ ডায়াল করো ডাবল rr হোয়ে যাবে।
8. Bureaucracy ➫ আমলাতন্ত্র। ✎ Burea u cracy ➫ বুড়িয়া তুমি cracy.
9. Restaurant ➫ রেস্টুরেন্ট। ✎ Rest a u r ant ➫ বিশ্রাম এ তুমি আর পিপড়া।
10. Parallel ➫ সমান্তরাল। ✎ Par all e l ➫ পার করো সকলকে ই।
11. Illegitimate ➫ অবৈধ। ✎ Illeg i tim ate ➫ অসুস্থ পায় আমি টিম খেয়েছিলাম।
12. Miscellaneous ➫ বিবিধ। ✎ Mis cell an e o us-মিস করলে একটি সেলে ই ও আমাদের সাথে থাকবে। (cell-ক্ষুদ্র কক্ষ)।
1) Accommodation(বাসস্থান)
2) Brilliant(মেধাবী)
3) Bulletin(বুলেটিন)
4) Burglar(চোর)
5) Challenge(চ্যালেন্জ)
6) Cigarette(সিগরেট)
7) Colonel(কর্নেল)
8) Commission(কমিশন)
9) Committee(কমিটি)
10) Guerrilla(গেরিলা যুদ্ধা)
11) Leisure(অবসর)
12) Maintenance(ভরণপোষণ)
13) Millennium(সহস্রাব্দ)
14) Misspell(ভুল বানান করা)
15) Questionnaire(প্রশ্নমালা)

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16) Aberration ➫ বিপদগামিতা/নীতিভ্রংশ
17) Accessory ➫ অপরাধের সহযোগী
18) Acclivity ➫ উর্ধ্বমুখী ঢাল/চড়াই
19) Amateur ➫ শৌখিন/অপেশাদার
20) Ammunition ➫ গোলা-বারুদের ভাণ্ডার
21) Anaemia ➫ রক্তাল্পতা
22) Anesthesia ➫ অনুভূতিবিলোপ/অবেদন
23) Apocalypse ➫ (জগতের ভবিষ্যত পরিণতি বিষয়ে) ঈশ্বরলব্ধ দিব্যজ্ঞান
24) Archipelago ➫ দ্বীপপুঞ্জ
25) Assassin ➫ গুপ্তঘাতক
26) Avaricious ➫ লোলুপ/লোভী
27) Besiege ➫ অবরোধ করা/চারিদিক থেকে আক্রমণ করা
28) Bourgeois ➫ সম্পদশালী/মধ্যবিত্ত শ্রেণীর লোক
29) Camouflage ➫ ছদ্মবেশ/কপটবেশ
30) Celestial ➫ স্বর্গীয়/দিব্য
31) Cemetery ➫ সমাধিক্ষেত্র/গোরস্থান
32) Colonel ➫ উচ্চতর পদমর্যাদার সেনাপতি/কর্নেল
33) Commemoration ➫ স্মৃতিরক্ষার্থে অনুষ্ঠান
34) Commencement ➫ সূচনা/আরম্ভ
35) Commodity ➫ পণ্যদ্রব্য
36) Complaisant ➫ সৌজন্যপূর্ণ/সন্তোষ উৎপাদনে আগ্রহী
37) Contemporaneous ➫ সমকালীন/সমসাময়িক
38) Contemptuous ➫ ঘৃণ্য/অবজ্ঞেয়
39) Councillor/Counsellor ➫ পরিষদের সদস্য/উপদেষ্টা
40) Counterfeit ➫ জাল/নকল
41) Curriculum ➫ পাঠ্যসূচি
42) Delinquency ➫ দুষ্কৃতি/অপকর্ম
43) Dilettante ➫ (কাব্য/সঙ্গীত বিষয়ে) অগভীর জ্ঞানসম্পন্ন
44) Disciplinarian ➫ কঠোর শাসক
45) Dyspepsia ➫ অজীর্ণ রোগ/বদহজম
46) Elephantiasis ➫ গোদ/পা ফোলা রোগ
47) Embarrassment ➫ অস্বস্তি/মানসিক দুশ্চিন্তা
48) Encyclopedia ➫ বিশ্বকোষ/জ্ঞানকোষ
49) Erroneous ➫ অশুদ্ধ/ভ্রান্ত
50) Etiquette ➫ শিষ্টাচার/নম্র আচরণ
51) Etiquette ➫ নম্র আচরণ/শিষ্টাচার
52) Exaggerate ➫ অতিরঞ্জিত করা
53) Factitious ➫ অস্বাভাবিক/কৃত্রিম
54) Flicker ➫ মিট মিট করা
55) Gargantuan ➫ প্রকাণ্ড/সুবিপুল/দানবীয়
56) Grandeur ➫ মহিমা/বিশালতা
57) Gymnasium ➫ শরীরচর্চা কেন্দ্র
58) Hereditary ➫ বংশানুক্রমিক/কৌলিক
59) Hippopotamus ➫ জলহস্তী
60) Homogeneous ➫ সমজাতীয়
61) Honorary ➫ অবৈতনিক/সম্মানসূচক
62) Humorous ➫ রসিকতাপূর্ণ
63) Hyacinth ➫ কচুরিপানা
64) Idiosyncrasy ➫ স্বভাব বৈশিষ্ট্য/আচরণ
65) Inapplicable ➫ অপ্রযোজ্য/অনুপযুক্ত
66) Incorrigible ➫ অশোধনীয়/অপ্রতিকার্য
67) Infinitesimal ➫ অতিক্ষুদ্র/অনীয়ান
68) Inheritance ➫ উত্তরাধিকার
69) Interruption ➫ ব্যাঘাত/বিঘ্ন/বাধা
70) Irreconcilable ➫ বিসঙ্গত/অসদৃশ
71) Irresponsible ➫ দায়িত্বহীন/বেপরোয়া
72) Irreversible ➫ অপরিবর্তনীয়
73) Itinerant ➫ পরিভ্রমী/ভ্রমণশীল
74) Jewelry ➫ রত্নখচিত অলঙ্কারাদির সমগ্র
75) Magniloquent ➫ বাগাড়ম্বরপূর্ণ/বড় বড় কথা বলে এমন
76) Malediction ➫ অভিশাপ
77) Maneuver ➫ কৌশল
78) Masquerade ➫ ভান বা ছদ্মবেশ ধারণ করা
79) Mediterranean ➫ ভূমধ্যসাগরীয়
80) Mellifluous ➫ সুমধুর/সুললিত
81) Mellifluous ➫ সুমধুর/সুললিত
82) Mercenary ➫ ভাড়াটে সৈনিক বা কর্মী
83) Millennium ➫ সহস্রাব্দ/বর্ষসহস্রক
84) Millionaire ➫ কোটিপতি/অতি ধনাঢ্য ব্যক্তি
85) Monotonous ➫ একঘেয়ে/বৈচিত্র্যহীন
86) Multifarious ➫ নানাবিধ/বিচিত্র
87) Nauseous ➫ বিতৃষ্ণাজনক
88) Omelet ➫ ডিম ভাজা/মামলেট
89) Omission ➫ বর্জন/বাতিল
90) Opprobrious ➫ অশোভন
91) Orthodoxy ➫ গোঁড়ামি
92) Oscillate ➫ দোলানো/আন্দোলিত করা
93) Palliate ➫ প্রশমন/লাঘব করা
94) Pedagogue ➫ স্কুলশিক্ষক/পণ্ডিতপ্রবর
95) Peevish ➫ বিরক্তিকর
96) Phthisis ➫ যক্ষ্মারোগ
97) Physique ➫ দৈহিক গঠন
98) Pomegranate ➫ ডালিম
99) Predecessor ➫ পূর্বসূরী
100) Procession ➫ মিছিল/শোভাযাত্রা
101) Prodigious ➫ অতিবৃহৎ
102) Prolegomenon ➫ গ্রন্থাভাষ/ভূমিকা
103) Pseudonym ➫ ছদ্মনাম
104) Pulchritude ➫ দৈহিক সৌন্দর্য
105) Questionnaire ➫ প্রশ্নাবলী
106) Receipt ➫ প্রাপ্তি
107) Recommendation ➫ সুপারিশ/পরামর্শ
108) Reconciliation ➫ সামঞ্জস্যবিধান/মীমাংসা
109) Reconnaissance ➫ তথ্যসংক্রান্ত অভিযান
110) Referendum ➫ গণভোট
111) Regeneration ➫ আধ্যাত্মিক পুনর্জম্ম/নবজন্মলাভ
112) Reminiscence ➫ স্মৃতিচারণ
113) Rendezvous ➫ মিলনস্থল
114) Rhinoceros ➫ গণ্ডার
115) Sanatorium ➫ স্বাস্থ্যকেন্দ্র
116) Scissors ➫ কাঁচি
117) Shaggy ➫ রুক্ষ/মোটা ও অপরিপাটি
118) Simultaneous ➫ যুগপৎ/সমকালীন
119) Sobriety ➫ আত্মনিয়ন্ত্রণ/সংযম
120) Souvenir ➫ স্মৃতিচিহ্ন
121) Stereotype ➫ গৎবাঁধা/অপরিবর্তনীয়
122) Successive ➫ ক্রমাগত/পারস্পরিক
123) Superiority ➫ শ্রেষ্ঠতা/উৎকৃষ্টতা
124) Superstition ➫ কুসংস্কার/অন্ধবিশ্বাস
125) Thesaurus ➫ ভাব-অভিধান
126) Transliterate ➫ ভিন্ন ভাষায় রূপান্তর করা
127) Unparalleled ➫ অতুলনীয়/অদ্বিতীয়
128) Vehement ➫ প্রবল/ব্যগ্র/উদ্দাম
129) Vendetta ➫ বংশানুক্রমিক প্রতিহিংসা
130) Veterinary ➫ পশুচিকিৎসক
131) Vicissitude ➫ উত্থানপতন/পরিবর্তন
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