CHANGING SENTENCE
CHANGING SENTENCE
1.
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(a) Television is one of the most wonderful
inventions of modern science. (Positive)
(b) It was not invented overnight. (Active)
(c) Scientists spent many years and worked hard
to invent television. (Complex)
(d) Nowadays, almost every family has a television
set. (Negative)
(e) People of all ages like to watch television.
(Interrogative)
(f) The programmes telecast by television are
very interesting. (Complex)
(g) Television should telecast educative
programmes. (Passive)
(h) If you watch television, you can learn many
things. (Simple)
(i) People spend their free time by watching
television. (Compound)
(j) Very few things are so useful as television.
(Superlative)
2. Rajshahi
Board-2015
(a) A flower is a glowing gift of nature.
(Interrogative)
(b) Isn't it the symbol of love and beauty?
(Affirmative)
(c) Flowers are used on different occasions.
(Active)
(d) We present flower to our nearest and dearest
persons. (Passive)
(e) We
need flowers to decorate a place. (Complex)
(f) The rose is the best of all flowers.
(Positive)
(g) Having sweet scent and beauty we love it
very much. (Compound)
(h) It is lovelier than all other flowers.
(Superlative)
(i) The rose is a very nice flower. (Exclamatory)
(j) As the demand for flowers is increasing day by day, we should
cultivate flowers on commercial basis. (Simple)
3. Jessore Board-2015
(a) Haji Muhammad Muhsin was more generous than many other men in this
subcontinent. (Positive)
(b) He was born in Hoogly. (Complex)
(c) He inherited a vast property from his father
and sister. (Interrogative)
(d) He did not misuse this wealth. (Passive)
(e) He
is called the friend of humanity. (Active)
(f) He did
not marry. (Affirmative)
(g) During his life time he spent money lavishly
to help the poor. (Complex)
(h) He was so kind that he could not refuse any
one's request. (Compound)
(i) One night when he was saying his prayer, a
thief broke into his room. (Simple)
(j) He caught the thief but did not
punish him. (Complex)
4. Comilla
Board-2015
(a) Health is wealth. (Complex)
(b) A healthy poor man is happier than a sick
moneyed man. (Positive)
(c) hough a healthy man is an asset to his.family,
an unhealthy man is a liability. (Compound)
(d) He can succeed in life. (Interrogative)
(e) So, everybody can not but be conscious of his
health. (Affirmative)
(f) Everybody must take care of his health all the
time. (Negative)
(g) Health can be* improved by regular physical
exercise and a balanced diet. (Active)
(h) The people who are poor can not afford to take
a balanced diet. (Simple)
(i) They are very concerned about the quantity of
food. (Exclamatory)
(j) Everybody should know it that malnutrition
causes weakness. (Passive)
5.
(a) My friend invited me to pay a visit to Cox's
Bazar. (Complex)
(b) I was very glad. (Negative)
(c) I accepted the invitation. (Passive)
(d) When I reached there, my friend received me
cordially. (Simple)
(e) I was excited to see the sea-beach.
(Exclamatory)
(f) It is the largest sea-beach in the world.
(Comparative)
(g) It is one of the most beautiful sea-beaches in
the world. (Positive)
(h) It is called the pleasure seekers' paradise.
(Active)
(i) Every year a lot of people come to visit it.
(Compound)
(j) If I could visit the sea-beach!. (Assertive)
6. Sylhet
Board 2015
(a) The students studying regularly can expect a
good result. (Complex)
(b) But most of our students are inattentive to
their studies. (Negative)
(c) They waste their valuable time idly.
(Passive)
(d) Wasting time is harmful to them.
(Interrogative)
(e) By repeating this activity they make a poor
result. (Complex)
(f) Who loves them then?. (Assertive)
(g) They are treated badly even by their family
members. (Active)
(h) If a student fails in the examination he
suffers from inferiority complex. (Simple)
(i) No
other student in the class is as bad as a failed one. (Superlative)
(j) So a student should be aware of studying
regularly and attentively so that he can do well in tfa examination. (Simple)
7.
(a) Haji Mohammad Muhsin was not an unkind man at
all. (Affirmative)
(b) He inherited vast property from his father
and sister. (Interrogative)
(c) He was unmarried. (Negative)
(d) During his life time, he spent money lavishly
to help the poor. (Complex)
(e) One night when he was saying his prayer, a
thief broke into his room. (Simple)
(f) Seeing Muhsin, the thief cried. (Compound)
(g) The thief was caught. (Active)
(h) How
needy the thief was!. (Assertive)
(i) He gave
the thief some food and money. (Passive)
(j) Muhsin
was one of the best philanthropists in the world. (Positive)
8. Dinajpur Board-2015
(a) Madhusudan Dutt was a very popular poet.
(Exclamatory)
(b) He was one of the greatest dramatists in
Bangla literature. (Positive)
(c) He was born at Sagordary on the bank of the
Kapotaksho. (Complex)
(d) When he was a boy, he desired to be an
Englishman. (Simple)
(e) He was recognised by his teachers as a
precious child. (Active)
(f) He thought that he was born on the wrong side
of the planet. (Interrogative)
(g) He also thought that his society was unable
to appreciate his intellect. (Negative)
(h) Again he believed that none but the West
would be more receptive to his creative genii
(Affirmative)
(i) He was an ardent follower of Lord Byron. (Interrogative)
(j) He went to
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9. Mymensingh
Girls'
(a) Do it. (Complex)
(b) He was a very hardworking man. (Exclamatory)
(c) Very few students are as studious as he.
(Superlative)
(d) He was as brave as a lion. (Comparative)
(e) Nobody likes to do bad in the examinations.
(Interrogative)
(f) Tigers are not as clever as monkeys.
(Comparative)
(g) Never say goodbye. (Passive)
(h) As he lost his father, he stopped going to
school. (Simple)
(i) The cuckoo is the sweetest of birds.
(Positive)
(j) Though he became blind at the
age of 44,
(Compound).
10.
(a) Once upon a time there was a girl named Jesmin.
(Complex)
(b) Though she was a little girl, she was not an
ordinary child. (Simple)
(c) No sooner one goes out of the house than one
is exposed to pollution. (Affirmative)
(d) Mahin is the cleverest girl in her class.
(Negative)
(e) We did not understand why Mahin was so
different from the other girls of the class. (Simple)
(f) The national memorial at Saver is a symbol of
the nations respect. (Complex/Compound)
(g) Standing in front of the graves we bow down
our heads. (Compound)
(h) The towers
symbolize the loftiness of the spirit of the martyred freedom fighters.
(Interrogative)
(i) We always remember their memories. (Negative)
(j) The freedom fighters gift us
an independent country. (Passive)
11.
Rangpur Cadet College, Rangpur 2014;
Bindubasini Govt. Boys' High School, Tangail-2014; Rajshahi Govt. Girls' High
School, Rajshahi-2014; Al-Amin Academy, Chandpur-2014; Govt. Muslim High
School, Chittagong-2014; Blue Bird High School, Sylhet-2014
(a) The cuckoo is a bird of very shy nature.
(Complex)
(b) It is not always found beside human
habitation. (Affirmative)
(c) They hide themselves and coo from the high
branches. (Simple)
(d) Though they are timid, they are clever.
(Compound)
(e) They lay their eggs in the nests of crows.
(Compound)
(f) They are cleverer than the crows. (Positive)
(g) They do not hatch their eggs because they are
lazy. (Simple)
(h) The
crows raise the baby cuckoos. (Passive)
(i) When
the babies grow up, they fly away. (Compound)
(j) Crows
never understand it. (Interrogative)
12.
(a) Very few persons are so/ as famous as
(b) He passed his early life in sorrows.
(Negative)
(c) He became a sailor in his boyhood. (Complex)
(d) There he came in contact with many people and
learnt many things about them. (Simple)
(e) During these voyages, very often
(f) Nobody can be compared withhim.
(Interrogative)
(g) Though he sailed for
(h) He thought it to be
(i) He was the first man to cross the
(j) When he reached the shore, he became
excited. (Simple)
13.
(a) Charles Babbage was a British mathematician.
(Negative)
(b) He was born on 26 December 1791, probably in
(c) He was often unwell when he was a child.
(Simple)
(d) In 1810 he went to
(e) After graduation he was hired by the Royal
Institution to lecture on calculus. (Active)
(f) In 1820s Babbage worked on his 'Difference
Engine', a machine which could perform mathematical calculations. (Simple)
(g) His 'Difference Engine 2' was bigger and
better than 'Difference Engine 1. (Positive)
(h) His invention 'Analytical Engine' was a very complex machine.
(Exclamatory)
(i) He is remembered for this invention as the
pioneer of computer. (Active)
(j) He died in
14.
(a) There are many virtues that man should
possess. (Simple)
(b) They are necessary to make a human being a
real human. (Negative)
(c) Truthfulness is one of the greatest virtues
in a man's life. (Comparative)
(d) A truthful person is true to himself.
(Interrogative)
(e) Everybody respects a truthful person.
(Interrogative)
(f) A truthful person may lead a poor life but
is honored everywhere. (Simple)
(g) A truthful person is not
afraid of anybody. (Complex)
(h) It brings peace in one's mind.
(Passive)
(i) It leads to discovering to
the inner truth of oneself. (Complex)
(j) A true heart is more spacious than all false
impressions taken collectively. (Positive)
15.
(a) Everybody wants a friend. (Negative)
(b) The heart is formed of love and cannot be
happy without the opportunity of giving and receivtu love. (Complex)
(c) But you cannot receive love unless you give
it. (Simple)
(d) You cannot be happy without it.
(Interrogative)
(e) As love js divine everybody wants it.
(Compound)
(f) If one gets it, one becomes happy. (Simple)
(g) People going without love become harsh.
(Complex)
(h) They lead very charmless life.
(Exclamatory)
(i) We should love every of our near ones.
(Passive)
(j) A loveless person is the crudest person.
(Positive)
16.
(a) Once upon a time there was a king who was
very fond of knowing his future from astrologers. (Compound)
(b) A good astrologer happened to stop at his
capital on his way to
(c) The king called on him so that he could know
his future. (Simple)
(d) The astrologer told something unpleasant.
(Passive)
(e) The king said, "Man like you should not
live." (Affirmative)
(f) "The stars declare that I shall die only
a week before your majesty.". (Simple)
(g) "I shall wait to receive you.".
(Complex)
(h) The king became so puzzled that
he could not speak. (Simple)
(i) He turned pale. (Negative)
(j) Drive this wretch. (Passive)
17.
(a) Farhan's life was very "difficult.
(Exclamatory)
(b) One day he got a loan from Grammen Bank and
started to make a plan. (Simple)
(c) He bought a dekhi to husk rice. (Complex)
(d) Inspite of his working very hard, there was
happiness in his heart. (Compound)
(e) He was very hardworking and responsible
loanee. (Negative)
(f) He would pay the loan in time. (Intrrogative)
(g) So, the official trusted him. (Negative)
(h) He
has changed his lot through hard work. (Compound)
(i) He has brought prosperity to the family.
(Complex)
(j) He is not poor now. (Affirmative)
18. Feni Girls'
(a) I forgot his name. (Negative)
(b) Yes, now I am sure he was Jerry. (Simple)
(c) He was like a star twinkling in a cloudless
sky. (Interrogative)
(d) Once he broke the axe handle. (Complex)
(e) But he did not take the money. (Affirmative)
(f) He admitted that he was responsible for
breaking the handle. (Compound)
(g) He refused to take the money. (Negative)
(h) No one hits accurately every time.
(Interrogative)
(i) As he
was honest, he did not show any excuse. (Simple)
(j) He was not a hypocrite. (Affirmative)
19.
Joypurhat Girls'
(a) As I forgot him, I went outside the cabin.
(Simple)
(b) She went back to work closing the door.
(Complex)
(c) Jerry was a very curious and active boy.
(Negative)
(d) Although he was a small boy, he could work
like a man. (Compound)
(e) The authoress appreciated Jerry blindly.
(Passive)
(f) Jerry is the best boy I have ever seen.
(Comperative/Positive)
(g) He cam to the orphanage at the age of four.
(Complex)
(h) He did the unnecessary thing for the writer.
(Passive)
(i) He never told a lie. (Affirmative)
(j) He was a free-will agent and chose to do
careful work. (Simple)
20. Viqarunnisa Noon School & College,
Dhaka-2014; Vidyamoyee Govt. Girls' High School, Mymensingh 2014; Burichong
Ananda Pilot Govt. High School, Burichong, Comilla 2014; Saidpur Govt.
Technical School & College, Saidpur, Nilphamari-2014.
(a) Truthfulness is the greatest of all virtues.
(Positive)
(b) This virtue makes a man really great.
(Complex)
(c) If we do not cultivate the
habit of speaking the truth, we cannot command the confidence of others.
(Simple)
(d) A lie never lies hidden. (Affirmative)
(e) All hate him. (Negative)
(f) Nobody likes him. (Interrogative)
(g) So all despise him without considering his
social status. (Complex)
(h) The
habit of speaking the truth, therefore must be formed from the very childhood.
(Active)
(i) We should know that speaking the truth is the
most rewarding thing in life. (Comparative)
(j) Only truth lasts long. (Negative)
21.
(a) Taimur was one of the greatest conquerors of
the world. (Positive)
(b) Young Taimur once attacked the province of a
powerful prince. (Passive)
(c) He entered the kingdom of the prince and
captured a large village. (Simple)
(d) Taimur's soldiers were all killed by the army.
(Active)
(e) He disguised himself as a poor traveller to
survive. (Complex)
(f) He came to a house to ask for something to
eat. (Complex)
(g) There lived an old woman in the house. (Complex)
(h) The woman became sympathetic to see Taimur.
(Complex)
(i) The food was very hot. (Exclamatory)
(j) Taimur was too hungry to wait. (Compound)
22. Motijheel
Model High School & College, Dhaka-2014; Sherpur Govt. Victoria Academy
Sherpur-2014;
Jessore Zilla School, Jessore 2014: Kanaighat Govt. High School, Sylhet 2014
Patuakhali Govt.
Jubilee High School, Patuakhali 2014; Lalmonirhat Govt. High School
Lalmonirhat-2014.
(a) We should read books to gain knowledge.
(Complex)
(b) Books introduce us to the realm of knowledge.
(Passive)
(c) The books of great writers contain noble
thoughts and great ideas. (Interrogative)
(d) If we read books, we can enrich our minds.
(Simple)
(e) Books are the greatest friends. (Positive)
(f) They give us both knowledge and pleasure.
(Negative)
(g) As they are our real friends, they remain
with us in time of danger. (Compound)
(h) Some books are very
interesting. (Exclamatory)
(i) We can build up developed
society by reading books. (Complex)
(j) Nothing but books can remove the darkness of
ignorance. (Affirmative)
23. Motijheel
Govt. Girls' High School, Motijheel, Dhaka-2014; Sher-E-Banglanagar Govt. Boys'
High School, Dhaka-2014
(a) It was Friday and we were going to
(b) After walking for ten minutes, we arrived at
the station. (Compound)
(c) But scarcely had we reached there when the
train left. (Negative)
(d) So, we waited long to get the next train.
(Complex)
(e) At last it came when the sun was about to
set. (Simple)
(f) We bought the tickets and got on the train.
(Simple)
(g) The train started running fast.
(Interrogative)
(h) The scenery of setting sun
surprised me. (Passive)
(i) Very few sceneries were so
nice as it. (Comparative)
(j) We reached our destination in the morning.
(Complex)
24.
(a)
(b) But her population is very large. (Negative)
(c) It is not possible for her to give employment
to all her people. (Complex)
(d) People can train themselves in one or other
of the vocation. (Passive)
(e)
(f) Thus she earns a lot of foreign exchange.
(Complex)
(g) People who live abroad earn most of the
dollars. (Simple)
(h) Leaving their family behind,
they have gone abroad. (Compound)
(i) They are working hard to contribute to the
country. (Complex)
(j) They should be evaluated properly. (Active)
25. Udayan
Higher Secondary School, Dhaka-2014; Azimpur Govt. Girls' School & College
Dhaka-2014; Ahammad Uddin Shah Shishu Niketan School & College,
Gaibandha-2014.
(a) Once the old sailor killed an Innocent bird,
albatross. (Complex)
(b) The wind stopped blowing and the ship came to
a standstill. (Complex)
(c) They became so thirsty that they could not
speak. (Compound)
(d) Fear filled their hearts as soon as they saw
it. (Passive)
(e) It was not an ordinary ship. (Interrogative)
(f) The old sailor saw that his companions were
falling down dead. (Simple)
(g) The ship of death sailed away leaving him
alone. (Compound)
(h) He was the only man alive. (Interrogative)
(i) For
seven days he tried to pray, but he could not break the sailors' curse.
(Simple)
(j) At last
God took pity on him. (Negative)
26. Tejgaon
Govt. Girls' High School, Dhaka-2014;
(a) Sound pollution is a common phenomenon of our
city. (Negative)
(b) We are free from it. (Interrogative)
(c) Day by day it is increasing devastatingly.
(Exclamatory)
(d) We know that sound pollution harms us.
(Passive)
(e) People exposed to loud sound suffer from
health hazard. (Complex)
(f) It is one of the most dangerous phenomena of
city life. (Positive)
(g) It is not tolerable. (Affirmative)
(h) Deafness is caused by sound pollution.
(Active)
(i) Sound pollution in
(j) We should check it so that we can
lead a healthy life. (Simple)
27. Savar
Cantt. Public School & College, Savar-2014; Rajbari Govt. Girls' High
School 2014
(a) Water logging is one of the worst problems of
(b) People suffer a lot form water logging.
(Interrogative)
(c) The city dwellers are the worst victim.
(Complex)
(d) Government has taken some measures to solve
this problem. (Passive)
(e) This problem must be addressed properly.
(Active)
(f) What a miserable life we lead in the rainy
season!. (Assertive)
(g) We cannot but go with this problem.
(Affirmative)
(h) No other phenomenon is as intolerable as this
problem. (Superlative)
(i) The people who live in the slum suffer
terribly. (Simple)
(j) Nothing
is as bad as this problem. (Comparative)
28. K.K.
Govt. Institution, Munshiganj 2014; Naogaon Govt. Girls' School, Naogaon 2014;
Jalalabad Cantt. Public School & College, Sylhet-2014; Srijanee
Bidyaniketon, Patuakhali-2014; Patuakhali Govt. Girls' High School,
Patuakhali-2014
(a) Anger is nothing but a vice. (Interrogative)
(b) It begets only the worst. (Negative)
(c) So we should control it for our own sake.
(Passive)
(d) He who is taken by anger causes a lot of
troubles. (Simple)
(e) Realizing it we should be emotionally
balanced. (Compound)
(f) An angry man is not liked by all. (Active)
(g) Everybody cannot but hate an angry man.
(Affirmative)
(h) An angry
man Is not so favourite as others. (Superlative)
(i) He is the most despised person in a society.
(Comparative)
(j) Nothing is more furious than anger.
(Positive)
29. Bogra
Govt. Girls' High School, Bogra-2014;
(a) One day some naughty boys were walking by a
small pond where many frogs lived. (Compound)
(b) Seeing the frogs, the boys stated throwing
stones at them. (Complex)
(c) Some frogs were seriously injured by the
stones. (Active)
(d) An old frog asked the boys why they were
hurting them. (Direct)
(e) What was play to the boys was death to the
frogs. (Compound)
(f) The boys laughed at the frog. (Passive)
(g) Another boy requested other not to throw
stones at them. (Complex)
(h) The other boys were convinced. (Active)
(i) They stopped throwing stones and went home.
(Simple)
(j) The frogs were safe. (Negative)
30.
(a)
(b) It is not possible for her to provide
employment to all these people. (Affirmative)
(c) People can train themselves in different
professions. (Passive)
(d) She can
export manpower to other countries by training them on different professions.
(Complex
(e) In this
way, she may earn a lot of foreign exchange. (Interrogative)
(f) Then she
will remain to the position different from the present state. (Complex)
(g) Other
nations must respect us. (Negative)
(h) We are
confident that Bangalee nation will be the leader of the world. (Compound)
(i) It will
make her one of the most solvent countries in the world. (Comparative)
(j) We all
shall be pleased with that condition of our dearest motherland. (Active)
31.
(a)
Who does not know the history of the atrocities of the Park-occupation
army committed s
(b)
Some notorious war-criminals of this country took part in killing the
innocent and unarmed people here little before the country was liberated on
December 16, 1971. (Interrogative)
(c)
(d)
To achieve independence is much easier than to safeguard it. (Positive)
(e)
We know a large section of independence-loving people paid the debt of
nature during the time of liberation war. (Complex)
(f) Their names should be written
in the history of
(g) A great many freedom fighters
who are out of work now because of their old age are awarded allowance.
(Simple)
(h) A great many helpless women were
dishonoured in 1971 and they have been, by degrees,
rehabilitated. (Complex)
(i) Every free nation of the world has its own
very important flag. (Compound)
(j) A flag is one of the greatest features in the
life of a nation. (Comparative)
32.
School. Feni 2014;
(a) Internet is the most miraculous invention of
science. (Positive)
(b) It has brought about an unthinkable
revolution in the field of communication. (Complex)
(c) It is a computer network which connects other
network and computers across the globe (Simple)
(d) This network is interlinked with telephone
line. (Active)
(e) Internet connection must require a telephone
set. (Negative)
(f) It also requires a modem and a special kind
of software. (Compound)
(g) There are not more than two types of
Internet. (Affirmative)
(h) Internet
gets connection from three networking systems. (Compound)
(i) Internet users can get any sort of information
very easily and quickly. (Passive)
(j) Thus internet has done a great wonderful job.
(Exclamatory)
33.
(a) No other poet in
(b) He was simple in his way of life. (Negative)
(c) Once he was invited to the emperors palace.
(Active)
(d) He put on an ordinary dress and set out for
the emperor's palace. (Simple)
(e) On the way, he took shelter in a courtier's
house. (Complex)
(f) Seeing him in an ordinary dress, the courtier
and his men did not show much honour hospitality to him. (compound)
(g) On his way back home, Saadi again took
shelter in the same courtier's house. (Complex)
(h) This time he put on a very gorgeous dress.
(Exclamatory)
(i) The courtier received him cordially and
entertained him with rich and delicious foods. (Simple)
(j) The courtier's men were surprised to see Saadi's putting his foods in the
pockets of his dress. (Complex)
34.
Akij Collegiate School, Navaron.
Jessore 2014;
(a) There are a good number of reasons why the
students in
(b) Because of foreign language, the students
fail in English in great number. (Complex)
(c) Students seek the changes to cross the
barriers of examination. (Compound)
(d) English is the most fearful subject of them.
(Positive)
(e) We must develop the skill of the students in
English. (Negative)
(f) We should teach our students methodically to
remove their fear of English. (Complex)
(g) Teachers can play an important role in this
regard. (Passive)
(h) Teachers should invent new ways of teaching.
(Interrogative)
(i) They can teach well, if they take care of
their students. (Simple)
(j) It is true that students will learn from
their teachers. (Compound)
35.
(a) The other sailors were very angry with the
old man who had shot the albatross. (Compound)
(b) They thought that they were the most
endangered persons in the world. (Comparative) They blamed him for their
sufferings and thirst. (Passive)
(c) They cursed him and hung the dead Albatross
round his neck, as a punishment. (Simple)
(e) The next few days were very terrible.
(Exclamatory)
(f) They found water nowhere. (Interrogative)
(g) The sailor's throats were so dry that they
could not speak. (Simple)
(h) Their eyes hurt with looking across the
bright, glassy sea, watching all day long for a ship to
come to help them. (Complex)
(i) Suddenly
they saw a ship which was coming towards them. (Simple)
(j) Seeing the boat, they thought it as the
blessing of God. (Compound)
36. Phultala Re-Union High School,
Phultala, Khulna 2014; Ispahani Public School & College, Comilla 2014
(a) Books are men's best companions in life.
(Positive)
(b) But you cannot get them when you need them.
(Simple)
(c) But books are always prepared to be by your
side. (Negative)
(d) Some books will make you laugh. (Passive)
(e) They are your real friends in your life.
(Negative. Interrogative)
(f) Books are attentively read by many people.
(Active)
(g) We should respect the writers of the great
books. (Passive)
(h) Books helped better than anyone. (Positive)
(i) By reading book you can learn many things
about life. (Complex)
(j) So books are more important then anything
else. (Superlative)
37.
(a) Once there lived a jealous queen. (Complex)
(b) She had only a step daughter. (Negative)
(c) The daughter was very beautiful. (Exclamatory)
(d) The queen ordered her huntsmen to kill her.
(Passive)
(e) Instead of killing her they left her in the
forest. (Compound)
(f) Once a prince came to the forest. (Complex)
(g) As soon as he saw her he was attracted by her
beauty. (Negative)
(h) In fact she was more beautiful than any other
girl he had ever seen. (Superlative)
(i) The prince fall in love with the girl and
proposed to marry her. (Simple)
(j) She accepted his proposal gladly. (Interrogative)
38.
(a) Man is the maker of his own fortune.
(Interrogative)
(b) If he makes proper use of his time, he is
sure to prosper in life. (Simple)
(c) By doing otherwise he is sure to repent when
it is too late. (Complex)
(d) Only the lazy are to suffer in life.
(Negative)
(e) To kill time is to commit suicide.
(Interrogative)
(f) Our life is nothing but a sum total of hours,
days and years. (Assertive)
(g) Youth is the golden season of life. (Complex)
(h) In youth mind is soft and can be shaped
easily. (Simple)
(i) If you don't use the morning hours of life,
you have to pay a heavy price afterwards. (Compound)
(j) It is called the seed time of life. (Active)
39. Satkhira Zilla Teachers' Association, Satkhira 2014; Budhhata Bbm
Collegiate SchooL
Ashashuni- 2014; Badortala J.C. High School, Ashashuni 2014; Nolta Secondary
School, Kaliganj-2014; Begumgonj Govt. Technical High School, Begumgonj,
Noakhali 2014: Lions
School & College, Rangpur -2014
(a) Corruption is one of the worst evils.
(Positive)
(b) A corrupted man can do anything against
morality. (Complex)
(c) People hate a corrupted man. (Passive)
(d) Nobody respects him. (Interrogative)
(e) The man who takes bribe is next to devil.
(Simple)
(f) Though we have strict law, we are still
affected by this evil. (Compound)
(g) No other person is as hated as a corrupted
man. (Supprelative)
(h) We hope that
(i) Everybody avoids a corrupted man. (Negative)
(j) A
corrupted man leads a very unhappy life. (Exclamatory)
40.
(a) English is one of the most used languages in
the world. (Comparative)
(b) It is spoken all over the world. (Active)
(c) English helps the international community to
communicate across national borders. (Passive)
(d) People who have good knowledge in English get
good jobs and better salaries. (Simple)
(e) If we do not learn English, we can not
prosper. (Simple)
(f) We can not acquire knowledge without learning
English. (Complex)
(g) We must learn English. (Negative)
(h) We should
learn it so that we can get good jobs. (Simple)
(i) English
opens a door to knowledge. (Passive)
(j) The
meetings are held in English in the international organizations. (Active)
41. Nawab
Fayzunnessa Govt., Girls' High School, Comilla 2014; Bangladesh Mohila Samity
Girls
High School & College, Chittagong 2014
(a) In spite of strict laws against acid
violence, the ghastly crime is on the rise in
(b) The policy regarding its import and sale is
being ignored by businessmen. (Active)
(c) Though we have reports of acid throwing in
other countries too, the number of incidents h probably the highest in
(d) Experts say that three or five women a week
are being burnt with acid in
(e) The criminals show no mercy in throwing acid
to a face they were in love with a few days ago. (Affirmative)
(f) They become cruel to their beloveds.
(Negative)
(g) They forget the face and throw acid to it.
(Simple)
(h) The Government should take stern action
against the acid throwers. (Passive)
(i) It is a very graceful crime in any society.
(Exclamatory)
(j) We all should come forward jointly to save
the victims. (Complex)
42. Feni Govt. Girls' High School, Feni 2014;
Collegiate School, Chittagong 2014
(a) Once two women quarreled over a baby, each
claiming the baby as her own. (Compound)
(b) As the dispute could not be settled, they
were brought to a judge for a settlement. (Simple)
(c) The judge left no stone
unturned to solve the problem. (Affirmative)
(d) He also tried his best to make them accepted
the truth but both clung to their claims. (Simple
(e) The wise judge then ordered the executioner
to cut the baby into two equal parts. (Passive)
(f) At this, one woman remained
quiet but the other one cried out in sorrow. (Complex)
(g) The real mother did not want to kill her son. (Interrogative)
(h) So he decided to leave her demand. (Passive)
(i) The fake mother gladly accepted his proposal. (Negative)
(j) Then the judge gave the baby to the weeping
mother and punished the other one. (Simple)
43. Matripith Govt. Girls' High School,
Chandpur-2014;
(a) Tigers are known as ferocious animals.
(Complex)
(b) As the paws are cushioned, a big tiger can
walk through the driest leaves without causing a single crackle. (Simple) ,
(c) The tiger is one of the most ferocious
animals. (Positive)
(d) Tigers are stronger than lions. (Positive)
(e) Tigers are the bravest of all animals.
(Comparative)
(f) They are not only strong but also ferocious.
(Simple)
(g) They hunt swiftly. (Negative)
(h) They hunt after
they target their prey. (Compound)
(i) When they walk, they don't make any sound.
(Simple)
(J) Tigers can swim well. (Interrogative)
44.
(a) The Padma is one of the biggest rivers in
(b) When it is summer, it becomes emaciated.
(Simple)
(c) During the rainy season it assumes a terribel
shape. (Complex)
(d) Everybody knows this. (Interrogative)
(e) Tourists
from home and abroad visit its shore. (Passive)
(f) We are benefited in many ways by this river.
(Active)
(g) No other river in our country is as useful as
the Padma. (Superlative)
(h) Everybody likes the Hilsa of the Padma.
(Negative)
(i) The Padma is a mighty river. (Exclamatory)
(j) Though it destroys the houses of men, it is
still very useful to us. (Compound)
45.
(a) Wherever
we may cast our eyes, we notice the achievements of science. (Simple)
(b) There
electricity lights the streets and houses. (Passive)
(c) The radio broadcasts news, songs and lectures. (Passive)
(d) There is cinema to delight you in the evening. (Complex) v
(e) Computer is the most important invention of
modern science. (Positive)
(f) We cannot go without it. (Interrogative)
(g) Internet
is hot less important than computer. (Positive)
(h) It helps
us to know about the world. (Compound)
(i) It is needed in every office. (Active)
(j) Having a
good effect, it helps us. (Compound)
46.
a) An old lady became blind. (Complex)
b) She called in a doctor. (Passive)
(c) She agreed to pay large fee if cured .
(Simple)
d) But she would pay nothing if not cured.
(Compound)
e) The doctor came daily and coveted her
furniture. (Simple)
f) Everyday he took away some of her furniture.
(Negative)
g) When she was cured he demarjuded his fees.
(Simple)
(h) The lady
refused to pay, saying cure was not complete. (Compound)
(i) The doctor brought a court case. (Negative)
(j) The judge
gave verdict in her favour. (Interrogative)
47. Residential
(a) Child labour is one of the biggest curses of
the 21st century. (Positive)
(b) It is the violation of human rights.
(Interrogative)
(c) Unfortunately this has become accepted in our
society. (Complex)
(d) Only poverty is responsible for this.
(Negative)
(e) In a family of five or six children the
parents have to send some of their kids to work so they can fill their empty
stomachs. (Simple)
(f) Though these poor children have to work hard all
day long, in return they are rewarded wit] kinds of abuses. (Compound)
(g) What an inhuman act it is!. (Assertive)
(h) Slavery is not as inhuman as
it. (Comparative)
(i) Child labour should be
stopped. (Active)
(j) Government has taken steps to prevent child
labour. (Passive)
48. Motijheel Govt. Boys' High School,
Motijheel, Dhaka-2014
(a) We should make the habit of reading books to
earn knowledge. (Compound)
(b) The books written by famous writers are a
great source of increasing our knowledge. (Compl
(c) Nobody gets perfection in life if he does not
read the books written by great writers. (Simple)
(d) Books should be read to remove ignorance.
(Active)
(e) To make the society civilized there is no
alternative to reading books. (Interrogative)
(f) Books are called man's best friends. (Active)
(g) Reading books is more important than any
other habit. (Positive)
(h) It guides a man to the right
path. (Passive)
(i) We should read books with a view to acquiring
knowledge. (Complex)
(j) Only reading books can increase man's
intellect. (Negative)
49.
(a) Newspaper is very essential for us.
(Exclamatory)
(b) Newspaper carries news and views of home and
abroad to us. (Complex)
(c) Newspaper is such a thing without which we
cannot go a single day. (Simple)
(d) It is one of the most important things.
(Positive)
(e) Isn't it a part and parcel in our day to-day
life? (Assertive)
(f) Newspaper has removed global distance.
(Passive)
(g) Society, art and culture are upheld by
newspaper. (Active)
(h) A newspaper is not without some
disadvantages. (Affirmative)
(i) Undoubledly newspaper is a
useful thing. (Negative)
(j) Newspaper has linked up one part of the world
with another. (Interrogative)
50. Holy Cross Girls' High School,
Dhaka-2014
(a) Honesty is the best way of leading life through
which one can get mental peace. (Simple)
(b) It is a great rational virtue that leads a
man to the way of humanity. (Compound)
(c) Life of a man is not very peaceful but
honesty can open a door of peace before him. (Complex)
(d) An honest man is more respected that other
men. (Positive)
(e) No other person is as happy as he in the
earth, and even after death. (Superlative)
(f) He can perfume his life with the holy touch.
(Passive)
(g) He must be received heartily by
everyone in his lifetime. (Active)
(h) Everybody must be humble to
him. (Negative)
(i) What a wonderful life this
is!. (Assertive)
(J) Thus, we shall never be dishonest people.
(Interrogative)
