Phrase

Which of the following words means 'to emit a faint or intermittent light'?

GST B 23-24

Phrase টপিকের ওপরে পরীক্ষা দাও

এখনো না বুঝতে পারলে ডাউটস এ পোস্ট করো

পোস্ট করো

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The phrase 'pick up' mentioned in the passage means-

'Drum something into someone' means—

Complete the sentences with the suitable phrases/words given in the box:

was born

have to/has to

had better

would rather

let alone

what's …… like

what does-look tike

as soon as

there

it

(a) Begging is quite disgraceful. I think he knows it very well. He —— starve than do so.

(b) We —— stop cutting down trees. Deforestation is detrimental to environment.

(c) ——— he ——— ? He is friendly and he can help you.

(d) ——— is difficult to regain lost health. So we should always take care of health.

(e) ——— flows a river beside our village. The river is useful to us in many ways.

(f) Have you seen a camel? —— it ——?

(g) He can not express his ideas in Bangla, —— in English.

(h) I —— take coffee in lieu of tea. But I like both of them.

(i) We informed the police ——— the incident took place.

(j) Robert Herrick was a poet and a clergyman. He ——— in London.

Complete the sentences with suitable phrases/words given in the box:

what does… look like

what if

would rather

what's it like

had better

was born

let alone

as if

as soon as

have to

(a) Sumi talks too much. It is —— she were a mad.

(b) Can anyone tell me ———an elephant——— ? I have never seen an elephant.

(c) I am eagerly waiting for your reply. Please answer me —— you can.

(d) ——— swimming in a river? I am so excited

(e) Helmet should be used while driving a motorbike———you were in a bike and met a serious accident?

(f) It is a secret matter. We———not discuss this in public

(g) Socrates who was sentenced to death by drinking hemlock, ——— in 469 BC.

(h) I ——— take an auto bike than go to college on foot. The exam is about to start.

(i) Sometimes we ——— accept something unwillingly for the sake of peace.

(1) I can hardly walk——— run a race.