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Vocabulary fill-in-the-blanks of HSLC Exam Questions from 1998-2025

August 1, 2025 by Souvik Leave a Comment

Vocabulary fill-in-the-blanks of HSLC Exam Questions from 1998-2025

Here are the correct answers to the vocabulary fill-in-the-blanks from HSLC Exam Questions year-wise:


1. HSLC – 1998

(a) Today the climate of Shillong is pleasant. (weather/ climate)

→ Climate: the general weather conditions of a place.
(Weather: daily atmospheric condition.)

(b) Both the parties came to an amicable settlement. (amicable/amiable)

→ Amicable: friendly and peaceful.
(Amiable: having a friendly personality.)

2. HSLC – 1999

(a) My warnings had no effect on the boy. (affect/effect)

→ Effect: result or outcome.
(Affect: to influence.)

(b) He could not adapt himself to the new situation. (adopt/ adapt)

→ Adapt: to adjust or become suitable.
(Adopt: to take something as one’s own.)

Vocabulary fill-in-the-blanks of HSLC Exam Questions from 1998-2025

3. HSLC – 2000

(a) He has easy access to the ministers. (excess/access)

→ Access: the right or ability to approach or use.
(Excess: more than needed.)

(b) Hundreds of soldiers were wounded in the battle. (wounded/injured)

→ Wounded: injured by weapon.
(Injured: harmed physically, not necessarily by weapon.)

4. HSLC – 2001

(a) The sale in my shop is not good today. (sell/sale)

→ Sale: the act of selling something.
(Sell: to exchange something for money.)

(b) He speaks good English. (says/speaks)

→ Speaks: uses spoken language.
(Says: to utter words or statements.)

5. HSLC – 2002

(a) It is not proper to look through an open window. (see/look)

→ Look: to direct your eyes.
(See: to perceive with the eyes.)

(b) His parents’ warning had no effect on him. (affect/effect)

→ (Same meaning as earlier.)

Vocabulary fill-in-the-blanks of HSLC Exam Questions from 1998-2025

6. HSLC – 2003

(a) The old man knew that his death was imminent. (imminent/eminent)

→ Imminent: about to happen very soon.
(Eminent: famous or respected.)

(b) Several boats sank in the river during the storm. (drowned/sank)

→ Sank: went below water surface.
(Drowned: died underwater.)

Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam – click here

7. HSLC – 2004

(a) I wish I had taken your advice. (hope/wish)

→ Wish: to express regret or desire.
(Hope: to expect something to happen.)

(b) He will leave for England shortly. (shortly/recently)

→ Shortly: very soon.
(Recently: not long ago.)

8. HSLC – 2005

(a) August 15 is a historic day for the Indians. (historic/historical)

→ Historic: important in history.
(Historical: related to history.)

 

(b) He will lose marks for his illegible handwriting. (eligible/illegible)

→ Illegible: not readable.
(Eligible: qualified.)

Vocabulary fill-in-the-blanks of HSLC Exam Questions from 1998-2025

9. HSLC – 2006

(a) An eminent writer was invited as the chief guest. (eminent/imminent)

→ Eminent: well-known and respected.
(Imminent: about to happen.)

(b) A man of principle is respected by all. (principal principle)

→ Principle: a moral rule.
(Principal: head of a school, or main.)

Vocabulary fill-in-the-blanks of HSLC Exam Questions from 1998-2025
Vocabulary fill-in-the-blanks of HSLC Exam Questions from 1998-2025

10. HSLC – 2007

(a) My advice had little effect on the boy. (afffect/effect)

→ (Same as above)

(b) He was loved by all for his amiable nature. (amiable/amicable)

→ Amiable: having a friendly nature.
(Amicable: friendly (usually between groups).)

11. HSLC – 2008

(a) His handwriting is illegible. (eligible/illegible)

→ (Same as earlier)

(b) No body likes your childish behaviour. (childlike/childish)

→ Childish: silly or immature.
(Childlike: innocent like a child.)

Vocabulary fill-in-the-blanks of HSLC Exam Questions from 1998-2025

12. HSLC – 2009

(a) The woman narrated the incident briefly. (shortly/briefly)

→ Briefly: in a short time or few words.
(Shortly: soon.)

(b) Her father was an eminent physician. (eminent/imminent)

→ (Same as earlier)

13. HSLC – 2010

(a) Our family deals in dairy products. (diary/dairy)

→ Dairy: milk products.
(Diary: personal notebook.)

(b) He became popular because of his amiable nature. (amiable/amicable)

→ (Same as earlier)

(c) The lady could not thread the needle because of her poor eye sight. (old age/weak health/poor eye sight)

→ Poor eyesight: weak vision.
(Other options: not accurate.)

(d) She does not read newspapers as she has no time. (watches T. V./can’nt read/has no time)

Vocabulary fill-in-the-blanks of HSLC Exam Questions from 1998-2025


¤ Frame sentence using using one pair from each to show the difference in meaning:

14. H.S.L.C. 2011

 

🔹 14. H.S.L.C. 2011

(a) lose / loose

Meaning: Lose = to be unable to find or fail to win
         Loose = not tight or free from attachment

  • ✅ If you lose your keys, you won’t be able to enter the house.

  • ✅ This belt is too loose to hold up my pants.


(b) rise / raise

Meaning: Rise = to go up (no object)
         Raise = to lift something (needs an object)

  • ✅ The sun will rise at 5:30 a.m. tomorrow.

  • ✅ Please raise your hand if you have a question.


(c) sight / site

Meaning: Sight = the ability to see or something seen
         Site = a location or place

  • ✅ The sunset from the hilltop was a beautiful sight.

  • ✅ This is the site of the new shopping mall.


🔹 15. H.S.L.C. 2012

(a) eligible / illegible

Meaning: Eligible = qualified or allowed
         Illegible = unreadable

  • ✅ She is eligible to vote in the election.

  • ✅ His handwriting is illegible.


(b) accept / except

Meaning: Accept = to receive or agree
         Except = not including

  • ✅ I accept your apology.

  • ✅ Everyone was invited except John.

Vocabulary fill-in-the-blanks of HSLC Exam Questions from 1998-2025


(c) altar / alter

Meaning: Altar = a sacred table used in worship
         Alter = to change

  • ✅ The couple got married at the church altar.

  • ✅ You need to alter this dress to make it fit.


🔹 16. H.S.L.C. 2013

(a) diary / dairy

Meaning: Diary = a journal
         Dairy = place or product related to milk

  • ✅ She writes her secrets in her diary.

  • ✅ We visited a dairy to see how cheese is made.


(b) effect / affect

Meaning: Effect = result (noun)
         Affect = to influence (verb)

  • ✅ The medicine had a quick effect on the pain.

  • ✅ Bad weather can affect your mood.


(c) site / cite

Meaning: Site = location
         Cite = to refer to (source or example)

  • ✅ This is the site of the ancient ruins.

  • ✅ You must cite sources in your research paper.

Vocabulary fill-in-the-blanks of HSLC Exam Questions from 1998-2025


🔹 17. H.S.L.C. 2014

(a) principle / principal

Meaning: Principle = a rule or belief
         Principal = head of a school or main person/thing

  • ✅ He lives by strong moral principles.

  • ✅ The principal of our school is retiring next year.


(b) site / cite

Meaning: (Same as above in 2013)
         Site = location
         Cite = to refer to

  • ✅ The construction site was fenced off.

  • ✅ She was asked to cite examples during the debate.


(c) adopt / adapt

Meaning: Adopt = to take up or accept
         Adapt = to adjust or modify

  • ✅ They decided to adopt a puppy from the shelter.

  • ✅ You must adapt to changes in life.


18. HSLC – 2015

(a) The Brahmaputra has changed its course. (Coarse/Course)

→ Course: path/flow.
(Coarse: rough.)

(b) Sankardev was an eminent scholar. (eminent/imminent)

Vocabulary fill-in-the-blanks of HSLC Exam Questions from 1998-2025

19. HSLC – 2016

(a) My warning had no effect on the boy. (affect/effect)
(b) He refused to accept the money. (refused/denied)

→ Refused: said no.
(Denied: said something is not true.)

20. HSLC – 2017

(a) Rose smells sweet. (sweetly/ sweet)

→ Sweet is adjective.
(Sweetly is adverb.)

(b) Her handwriting is illegible. (illegible/eligible)

21. HSLC – 2018

(a) Mr. John will come to Guwahati shortly. (recently/shortly).
(b) Popular criticism has no effect on the politicians. (effect/affect)

22. HSLC – 2019

(a) She narrated the matter briefly. (shortly/briefly).
(b) Please listen to what he says. (listen/hear)

Vocabulary fill-in-the-blanks of HSLC Exam Questions from 1998-2025

23. HSLC – 2020

(a) The tiger is a beast of prey. (pray/prey)

→ Prey: animal hunted.
(Pray: to worship.)

(b) This medicine will relieve you of your pain. (relief/relieve)

→ Relieve: reduce pain.
(Relief: noun form.)

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24. HSLC – 2022

(a) Nobody likes his childish behaviour. (child-like/ childish)
(b) The two men arrived at an amiable settlement. (amiable / amicable)

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Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam Previous Year’s Question Answers – English Grammar

July 27, 2025 by Souvik Leave a Comment

Introduction: Understanding the Use of Correct Tense Forms in HSLC English Exam

Mastering the correct tense forms is a crucial part of English grammar for Class 10 students preparing for the SEBA HSLC examination. Tense refers to the time of action — whether something happened in the past, is happening now, or will happen in the future. In the HSLC English question paper, students are often asked to fill in the blanks or correct the tense forms of verbs, usually based on context or sentence construction. Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam

For example:

  • “When he entered my room, I was writing a letter.”
    This sentence uses the past continuous tense to show an action that was ongoing when another action took place.

Such questions not only test your grammatical accuracy but also your understanding of sentence sequence, event timing, and verb usage.

HSLC ইংৰাজী পৰীক্ষাত সঠিক Tense ব্যৱহাৰৰ অৰ্থ বুজা

SEBA HSLC পৰীক্ষাৰ বাবে প্রস্তুতি লৈ থকা দশম শ্ৰেণীৰ ছাত্ৰ-ছাত্ৰীৰ বাবে ইংৰাজী ব্যাকৰণত সঠিক tense form (কালৰ ৰূপ) আ掌 কৰা অতি গুৰুত্বপূৰ্ণ। Tense মানে হৈছে কোনো কাম কেতিয়া ঘটিছে — অতীতত, বৰ্তমানত, না হয় ভৱিষ্যতত। HSLC ইংৰাজী প্ৰশ্নপত্ৰত প্ৰায়ে শিক্ষাৰ্থীক খালি ঠাই পূৰণ কৰা বা verb-ৰ সঠিক tense ব্যাবহাৰ কৰাৰ আকাৰত প্ৰশ্ন দিয়া হয়। Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam 

উদাহৰণস্বৰূপঃ
“When he entered my room, I was writing a letter.”
এই বাক্যখনত past continuous tense ব্যৱহাৰ কৰা হৈছে, যাৰ মাধ্যমে এখন কাম (চিঠি লেখা) চলি আছিল যেতিয়া আন এখন কাম (সেইজন মানুহৰ সোমোৱা) ঘটিল।

এই ধৰণৰ প্ৰশ্নে শিক্ষাৰ্থীৰ ব্যাকৰণিক সঠিকতা, ঘটনাৰ সময়ানুক্ৰমিকতা আৰু verb-ৰ সঠিক ব্যৱহাৰ জানিবলৈ সহায় কৰে। Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam Previous Year’s Question Answers – English Grammar

SEBA HSLC Voice Change Solve From 1998-2025 – click here


HSLC ত Tense-ৰ ওপৰত বিশেষ গুৰুত্ব কিয় দিয়া হয়?

SEBA HSLC ইংৰাজী পৰীক্ষাত tense-ৰ ওপৰত প্ৰতি বছৰে প্ৰশ্ন আহে, কাৰণ এইবোৰে:

  • শিক্ষাৰ্থীৰ মূল ব্যাকৰণিক দক্ষতা পৰীক্ষা কৰে

  • সঠিক আৰু অৰ্থপূৰ্ণ বাক্য গঠন কৰাৰ ক্ষমতা যাচাই কৰে

  • ঘটনাৰ সময়ৰ অনুক্ৰম সঠিককৈ ব্যৱহাৰ কৰিব পৰা ক্ষমতা পৰীক্ষা কৰে

Tense-ৰ সঠিক ব্যৱহাৰ হৈছে ৰচনা, পত্ৰ, সংলাপ আৰু গল্প লিখনত এক মূখ্য অংশ — যি সকলো HSLC ইংৰাজী পাঠ্যত অন্তৰ্ভুক্ত। Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam 


Why HSLC Focuses on Tense Forms

Tense questions are a recurring and essential component of SEBA English exams because they:

  • Assess core grammar skills of students.

  • Help examine a student’s ability to construct meaningful and accurate sentences.

  • Test understanding of event chronology and verb consistency.

The correct use of tense is also foundational for writing essays, letters, dialogues, and narratives — all of which are included in the HSLC English syllabus. Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam Previous Year’s Question Answers – English Grammar

SEBA HSLC Preposition Solved From 1998-2025 – click here

Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam Previous Year's Question Answers
Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam Previous Year’s Question Answers

 Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC From 1998 – 2025

1. H.S.L.C – 1998

i) When he entered my room, I (write) a letter.

=When he entered my room, I was writing a letter.

ii) The match (started) before we reached the field.

= The match had started before we reached the field.

(iii) It is time you (go) home.

= It is time you went home.


2. H.S.L.C – 1999

(i) We shall wait here until he (came) back.

= We shall wait here until he comes back.

(ii) When he came in, I (write) a letter.

= When he came in, I was writing a letter.

Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam


3. H.S.L.C – 2000

(i) He (walk) across the road when a scooter hit him.

= He was walking across the road when a scooter hit him.

(ii) I wish I (accept) the job.

= I wish I had accepted the job.

(iii) Hurry up, the taxi (wait)

= Hurry up, the taxi is waiting.


4. H.S.L.C – 2001

(i) They (live) in Delhi for ten years.

= They have lived in Delhi for ten years.

(ii) She died after she (suffer) for five years.

= She died after she had suffered for five years.

(iii) Ten year (pass) since I met you

= Ten years have passed since I met you.

(iv) When he came, it (be) all over

= When he came, it was all over.

(v) He will stay here until you return.

 = He will stay here until you return.

Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam Previous Year’s Question Answers – English Grammar


5. H.S.L.C – 2002

(i) When he started for office, it still (rain)

= When he started for office, it still was raining.

(ii) I (not meet) my friend for ages.

= I have not met my friend for ages.

(iii) If you (request) him, he would have helped you.

= If you had requested him, he would have helped you.

(iv) She (work) in this school since 1994.

= She has been working in this school since 1990.

(v) We two (be) friends for long.

= We two have been friends for long.

Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam


6. H.S.L.C – 2003

(a) We (know) each other for the last ten years.

= We have known each other for the last ten years.

(b) If I (know) his address, I would have contacted him.

= If I had known his address, I would have contacted him.

(c) Look, there (go) the bus.

= Look, there goes the bus.

Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam

7. H.S.L.C – 2004

(a) He cannot play in the match as he (injure) his foot.

= He cannot play in the match as he has injured his foot.

(b) I wish I(can) help you.

= I wish I could help you.

(c) If I (be) you, I should not accept that post.

= If I were you, I should not accept that post.


8. H.S.L.C – 2005

I hurried back to the room (feel) very nervous, for it is much easier (steal) something than to return it undetected. I (open) the door quietly, then (stand) in the door way in cloud moonlight. Anil was still asleep. I(creep) to the head of the bed and my hand (come) up with the notes.

= I hurried back to the room —
(feel) → felt very nervous,
(steal) → had stolen something,
(open) → opened the door quietly, then
(stand) → stood in the doorway in clouded moonlight.
I crept to the head of the bed and my hand
(come) → came up with the notes.

Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam


9. H.S.L.C – 2006

(a) Father is not at home; he (go) out.

= Father is not at home; he has gone out.

(b) He (reach) the station before the train departed.

= He had left the station before the train departed.

(c) It’s time we (return) home.

= It’s time we went home.

Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam Previous Year’s Question Answers – English Grammar


10. H.S.L.C – 2007

(a) The new teacher (teach) us now for six months.

= The new teacher has been teaching us now for six months.

(b) Mohan (reach) home before it started raining.

= Mohan reached home before it started raining.

(c) He told us he never (tell) a lie.

= He told us that he never told a lie.


11. H.S.L.C – 2008

(a) Our teacher (go) to London last year.

= Our teacher went to London last year.

(b) Jhon (write) a number of short stories.

= John has written a number of short stories.

(c) We should never (tell) a lie.

= We should never tell a lie.


12. H.S.L.C – 2009

(a) The lady slipped while she (climb) the steps.

= The lady slipped while she was climbing the steps.

(b) We shall wait here until he (come) back.

= We shall wait here until he comes back.

(c) He talks as if he knew everything

= He talks as if he knew everything.


13. H.S.L.C – 2010

(a) He jumped of the bus while it (move)

= He jumped off the bus while it was moving.

(b) He said that he (post) the letter.

= He said that he had posted the letter.

(c)  He (be) a teacher since 1994.

= He has been a teacher since 1994.

Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam


14. H.S.L.C – 2011

(a) We (know) each other for five years.

= We have known each other for five years.

(b) The other day I (meet) a magician in the bazaar.

= The other day I met a magician in the bazaar.

Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam Previous Year’s Question Answers – English Grammar


15. H.S.L.C – 2012

(a) She said that she (will) help her friends.

= She said that she would help her friend.

(b) The boys (play) in the garden when the tree fell down.

= The boys were playing in the garden when the tree fell down.


16. H.S.L.C – 2013

(a) I wish I (be) a king.

= I wish I were a king.

(b)  The boy (sleep), don’t disturb him.

= The boy is sleeping, don’t disturb him.


17. H.S.L.C – 2014

(a) She (read) a book when I saw her.

= She was reading a book when I saw her.

(b) She (be) a teacher since 2002.

= She has been a teacher since 2002.

Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam


18. H.S.L.C – 2015

(a) The bell rang after we (finish) our work.

= The bell rang after we had finished our work.

(b) Please ring me up as soon as he (come).

= Please ring me up as soon as he comes.


19. H.S.L.C – 2016

(a) It is time we (go) to bed.

= It is time we went to bed.

(b) She behaves as if she (know) everything.

= She behaves as if she knew everything.

Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam Previous Year’s Question Answers – English Grammar


20. H.S.L.C – 2017

(a) If it (rain) we shall not go out.

= If it rains, we shall not go out.


(b) We (know) each other for the last ten years.

= We have known each other for the last ten years.


21. H.S.L.C – 2018

(a) If I (be) you, I would not have called him again.

= If I were you, I would not have called him again.


(b) The principal is not in his room. He (go) out.

= The Principal is not in his room. He has gone out.

Use of Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC Exam


22. H.S.L.C – 2019

(a) They (live) in Delhi for ten years.

= They have lived in Delhi for ten years.

(b)  When he came it (be) all over.

= When he came, it was all over.

(c) He (stay) here until you return.

= He will stay here until you return.


23. H.S.L.C – 2020

(a) I (go) there before she went.

= I had gone there before she went.

(b) Ten years (pass) since I met you last.

= Ten years have passed since I met you last.

(c) When she came, I (write) a letter.

= When she came I was writing a letter.


HSLC 2021

(Special Exam)

(a) Please call me as soon as the Cricket team (arrive).

Answer: Please call me as soon as the Cricket team arrives.

(b) He (go) to the function yesterday.

Answer: He went to the function yesterday.

( c) The glass (break) by somebody last evening.

Answer: The glass was broken by somebody last evening.


24. H.S.L.C – 2022

(a) He (ring) the bell when I was reading.

= He rang the bell when I was reading.

(b) Nobody (know) where he lives.

= Nobody knows where he lives.

(c) The guests (arrive) before the dinner was set.

The guests had arrived before the dinner was set.


25. H.S.L.C – 2024

(a)  Hari (love) to read novels.

= Hari likes to read novels.

(b)  We (live) in Guwahati since last January.

= We have been living in Guwahati since last January.


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❓ What tense is most frequently asked in HSLC exams?

The past tense, especially past perfect and past continuous, is frequently asked. Students are often required to correct tense errors in sentences like:

  • “He had left the station before the train arrived.”

  • “She was reading a book when I saw her.”

These test both understanding of verb sequence and usage in storytelling or narration.

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  • Learn basic rules of present, past, and future tenses, along with their sub-forms.

  • Attempt fill-in-the-blank grammar exercises with a focus on tense.

  • Watch revision videos or read solved examples specifically from SEBA grammar guides.

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ক্ৰিয়া কি ? What is VERB English Grammar Rules with Explanation in Assamese

May 16, 2025 by Pubali Patgiri Leave a Comment

ক্ৰিয়া কি ? What is VERB English Grammar Rules with Explanation in Assamese

যি পদে কাম কৰা বা কাম হোৱা বুজায় ব্যাকৰণত তাক ক্ৰিয়া পদ বোলে আৰু ইংৰাজীত verb বোলে ।

বা যি word ৰ দ্বাৰা কোনো কাম কৰা বুজায় তাক verb বোলে ।

 

Play, Read, Run, Write, Jump, Bring, Go, Tell, Dig, Give – এই word বিলাক একো একোটা কাম কৰা বুজায় । গতিকে এনে শব্দ বোৰ Verb ।

● Am, is, are এই word কেইটাই ‘হও’ বা ‘হয়’ অৰ্থ বুজায় । ইহঁতে কোনো কাম কৰা নুবুজায় ।

যেনে- Roses are beautiful, I am strong, We are brothers.

ক্ৰিয়া কি ? What is VERB English Grammar Rules with Explanation in Assamese

★মনত ৰাখিবা- I -ৰ লগত Am, একবচন/Singular -ৰ লগত Is আৰু বহুবচন/ Plural -ৰ লগত Are হয় ।

*I am (মই হওঁ), We are (আমি হওঁ), You are (তুমি হোৱা/ তোমালোক হোৱা) , He is/ She is(সি/তাই হয়), They are(সিহঁত হয়), It is(এইটো হয়), They are(সেইবোৰ হয়)

●’Have’ আৰু ‘Has’ শব্দ দুটাৰ অৰ্থ ‘আছে’ আৰু ‘থকা’ বুলি প্ৰকাশ হয় । এই দুটাকো Grammar এ Verb বুলি ধৰে ।

 

★মনত ৰাখিবা- I, We, They, You, Plural -ৰ লগত Have বহে কিন্তু , He,She,It -ৰ লগত has বহে ।

* I have(মোৰ আছে), We have(আমাৰ আছে), You have(তোমাৰ আছে/ তোমালোকৰ আছে), He/She has(তাৰ/ তাইৰ আছে), They have(সিহঁতৰ আছে), It has(ইয়াৰ আছে), They have(সিবিলাকৰ আছে).

ক্ৰিয়া কি ? What is VERB English Grammar Rules with Explanation in Assamese

ক্ৰিয়া কি ? What is VERB English Grammar Rules with Explanation in Assamese
What is VERB English Grammar Rules with Explanation in Assamese

Transitive And Intransitive Verb

Verb সাধাৰণতে দুই বিধ:-

(i) Transitive Verb : যি verb -ৰ object থাকে সেইবিলাকক Transitive Verb বোলে ।

যেনে- He killed the tiger. (Tiger- হ’ল object

Rupak made a kite. (Kite- হল object)

(ii) Intransitive Verb: যি বিলাক verb -ৰ object নাথাকে সেইবিলাকক Intransitive Verb বোলে ।

যেনে- She runs. Aman plays.

Direct and Indirect Object :

সাধাৰণতে verb -ক what, whom, দি প্ৰশ্ন সুধিলে যি উত্তৰ পোৱা যায় সেইটোৱেই object (কৰ্ম) ।

আকৌ যি verb -ৰ দুটা object থাকে তেনে object এটাক Direct Object আৰু আনটোক Indirect Object বোলে ।

যেনে- He gave me a book. (Me আৰু book-object)

Sraban babu teaches us English. (Us আৰু English-object)

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●Principal And Auxiliary Verb:-

যিবোৰ শব্দৰ দ্বাৰা কোনো কাম কৰাকে বুজোৱা হয় সেইবোৰ শব্দক Principal Verb বোলা হয় ।

Principal Verb -ক সহায় কৰিবৰ কাৰণে যিবিলাক সহায়কাৰী verb ব্যাৱহাৰ কৰা হয় যেনে- shall,may,must ; এইবোৰক Auxiliary Verb বোলা হয় ।

★মনত ৰাখিবা- সাধাৰণতে Be, have, do, shall, will, may, etc Auxiliary Verb হিচাবে ব্যাৱহাৰ হয় ।

ক্ৰিয়া কি ? What is VERB English Grammar Rules with Explanation in Assamese

 

 

● List of forms of verbs:-

STRONG VERBS AND WEAK VERBS


ইংৰাজীত verb বোৰ তিনিটাকৈ form -ত আছে-

(i) Present Tense (ii)Past Tense (iii)Past Participle Form

Verb -ৰ এই Past আৰু Past Participle গঠনত দুটা ৰূপ ওলায় Strong Verb আৰু Weak Verb .

Present
Past
Past Participle
Arise (উঠা)

Begin ( আৰম্ভ কৰা )

Come ( অহা )

Arose

Began

Came

Arisen

Begun

Come

ক্ৰিয়া কি ? What is VERB English Grammar Rules with Explanation in Assamese

(A) Strong Verb:- যিবোৰ verb -ৰ past আৰু past participle কৰোঁতে vowel পৰিবৰ্তন কৰিব লাগে সেইবোৰ strong verb যেনে:-

Present Past Past Participle
Do ( কৰা )

Go ( যোৱা )

Win ( জিকা )

Did

Went

Won

Done

Gone

Won

ক্ৰিয়া কি ? What is VERB English Grammar Rules with Explanation in Assamese

(B)Weak Verb:- যিবোৰ verb -ৰ Past আৰু Past Participle কৰোঁতে d, ed, আৰু t যোগ কৰা হয় তাক weak verb বোলে । যেনে-

Present Past Past Participle
Ask ( সোধা )

Bring ( আনা )

Call ( মাতা )

Asked

Brought

Called

Asked

Brought

Called

 

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■■■■ List of Forms of Verbs ■■■■

■ Strong Verb ■

Present Past Past Participle
1. Abide (সহ্য কৰা )

2. Arise ( উঠা )

3. Awake

4. Bear (সহ্য কৰা ,বহন কৰা)

5. Beat( কোবোৱা/ প্ৰহাৰ কৰা)

6. Begin ( আৰম্ভ কৰা )

7. Bind( বন্ধা )

8. Bite ( কামোৰ )

9. Blow ( বজোৱা/বলা )

10. choose ( বাচি লোৱা )

11. come ( অহা )

12. dig ( খনন কৰা )

13. do ( কৰা )

14. draw ( অঁকা )

15. drink ( পি খোৱা )

16. drive ( চলোৱা )

17. eat ( খোৱা )

18. fly ( উৰা )

19. give ( দিয়া )

20. go ( যোৱা )

21. know ( জনা )

22. ride ( চলোৱা, উঠা )

23. ring ( বজোৱা )

24. rise ( উঠা )

25. run ( দৌৰা )

26. see ( দেখা )

27. shine ( পোহৰ দিয়া )

28. sing ( গান গোৱা )

29. speak ( কোৱা )

30. steal ( চুৰি কৰা )

31. swim ( সাঁতোৰা )

32. take ( লোৱা )

33. tear ( ফলা/চিৰা )

34. throw ( দলিয়াই পেলোৱা )

35. wear ( পিন্ধা )

36. weave ( বোৱা )

37. win ( জিকা )

38. write ( লিখা)

abode

arose

awoke

bore

beat

began

bound

bit

blew

chose

came

dug

did

drew

drank

drove

ate

flew

gave

went

knew

rode

rang

rose

ran

saw

shone

sang

spoke

stole

swam

took

tore

threw

wore

wove

won

wrote

abode

arisen

awoke

borne

beaten

begun

bound

bitten

blown

chose

come

dug

done

drawn

drunk

driven

eaten

flown

given

gone

known

ridden

rung

risen

run

seen

shone

sung

spoken

stolen

swam

taken

torn

thrown

worn

woven

won

written

ক্ৰিয়া কি ? What is VERB English Grammar Rules with Explanation in Assamese

ক্ৰিয়া কি ? What is VERB English Grammar Rules with Explanation in Assamese
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Weak Verb

Present Past Past Participle
1. ask ( সোধা )

2. accept ( গ্ৰহণ কৰা )

3. bend (হালোৱা/ বেঁকা কৰা)

4. bring ( অনা )

5. build ( বনোৱা/সজা )

6. burn ( জ্বলোৱা/পোৰা )

7. buy ( কিনা )

8. call ( মাতা )

9. catch ( ধৰা )

10. creep ( বগাই যোৱা )

11. cry ( কান্দা )

12. die ( মৰা/ মৃত্যু )

13. dream ( সপোন দেখা )

14. feed ( খুওৱা )

15. fight ( যুদ্ধ কৰা )

16. flow ( বৈ যোৱা )

17. hear ( শুনা )

18. help ( সহায় কৰা )

19. keep ( ৰাখা )

20. lay ( সজাই ৰাখা)

21. lead ( পৰিচালনা কৰা )

22. learn ( শিকা )

23. lend ( ধাৰলৈ দিয়া )

24. light ( জ্বলোৱা/ পোহৰ কৰা )

25. mean ( বুজোৱা/ অৰ্থ কৰা)

26. meet ( লগ কৰা )

27. pass ( উত্তীৰ্ণ হোৱা/ পাৰ হৈ যোৱা)

28. pay ( পৰিশোধ কৰা )

29. play ( খেলা )

30. say ( কোৱা )

31. show ( দেখুওৱা )

32. sleep ( শোৱা )

33. smell ( ঘ্ৰাণ লোৱা/ গোন্ধ লোৱা)

34. sow ( সিঁচা )

35. spend ( খৰচ কৰা )

36. sweep ( সাৰা )

37. teach ( সিকোৱা )

38. think ( ভবা/ চিন্তা কৰা )

asked

accepted

bent

brought

built

burnt

bought

called

caught

crept

cried

died

dreamt/dreamed

fed

fought

flowed

heard

helped

kept

laid

led

learnt

lent

lighted

meant

met

passed

paid

played

said

showed

slept

smelt

sowed

spent

swept

taught

thought

asked

accepted

bent

brought

built

burnt

bought

called

caught

crept

cried

died

dreamt/dreamed

fed

fought

flowed

heard

helped

kept

laid

led

learnt

lent

lighted

meant

met

passed

paid

played

said

shown

slept

smelt

sowed

spent

swept

taught

thought

 

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কিছুমান Weak Verb -ৰ Past আৰু Past Participle Form বোৰ Present Form বোৰৰ সৈতে একেই । তলত Verb বোৰ চোৱা :

Present Past Past participle
1. cast ( নিক্ষেপ কৰা )

2. cost ( খৰচ হোৱা )

3. cut ( কাঁটা )

4. hit ( আঘাত কৰা )

5. hurt ( আঘাত দিয়া )

6. let ( দিয়া/ভাড়ালৈ দিয়া)

7. put ( থোৱা )

8. read ( পঢ়া )

9. set ( ৰাখা/ ডুবা )

10. spread ( বিয়পোৱা )

cast

cost

cut

hit

hurt

let

put

read

set

spread

cast

cost

cut

hit

hurt

let

put

read

set

spread

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ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ || Adverb in Assamese

May 9, 2025 by Souvik Leave a Comment

ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ || Adverb in Assamese

যিবোৰ word এ verb –ৰ কাম কেনেকৈ সম্পন্ন হয়, কেতিয়া হয়, ক’ত হয় বুজায় তাক Adverb বোলে ।

An Adverb is a word that describes a verb. It can tell where, when or how something happens.

Examples:-

(i) Rohit speaks loudly.

(ii) Will you come tomorrow?

(iii) The man runs fast.

ওপৰৰ sentence বিলাকত থকা loudly, tomorrow, fast এই শব্দ কেইটা adverb. এই শব্দ কেইটাই verb -ৰ কাম কেনেকৈ সম্পন্ন হৈছে, কেতিয়া হৈছে, কত হৈছে তাকে বুজাইছে ।
গতিকে যি word -ৰ কাম কেনেকৈ সম্পন্ন হয়, কেতিয়া হৈছে, ক’ত হৈছে বুজায় তাক Adverb বোলে ।

(i) Ram is a very good boy.

(ii) The horse runs too fast.

ওপৰৰ sentence দুটাত থকা very আৰু too-word দুটা Adverb. ‘Very’ word টোৱে ‘good’ Adjective-ক বিশেষ ভাবে বুজাইছে আৰু ‘too’ word টোৱে fast Adverb ৰ অৰ্থ বিশেষভাবে প্ৰকাশ কৰিছে

ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ || Adverb in Assamese

(গতিকে যি word এ কোনো Adjective বা Adverb -ৰ অৰ্থ বিশেষভাবে প্ৰকাশ কৰে তাকো Adverb বোলে ৷)

Adverb || ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ
ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ || Adverb in Assamese

KINDS OF ADVERBS


1. Adverbs of time ( সময়বাচক) : Now, then, always, today, tomorrow, yesterday, soon, ago, before, etc Adverb of Time ত পৰে ।

2. Adverbs of place ( স্থানবাচক ) : Here, there, in, up, down, out, above, under, far, near, everywhere, inside, outside, somewhere, etc Adverb of place ত পৰে ।

3. Adverb of manner (ধাৰণা) : Slowly, quickly, clearly, well, fast, happily, sadly, badly ইত‍্যাদি Adverb of Manner ত পৰে ।

4. Adverb of degree of quantity ( পৰিমাণ ): Almost, too, enough, much, as, little, half, just, very, fairly, quite ইত‍্যাদি Adverb of quantity -ত পৰে ।

5. Interrogative Adverb ( প্ৰশ্নসূচক): Where adverbs are used in asking questions they are called Interrogative Adverb ; যেনে- where, when, why, how, long, how, far ইত‍্যাদি ।

ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ || Adverb in Assamese

COMPARISON OF ADVERBS


Adjective -ৰ নিচিনা Adverb -ৰো তিনিটা degree of comparison আছে ।

■ Adverb -ত er, est যোগ দি–

Positive Comparative Superlative
fast

long

hard

soon

faster

longer

harder

sooner

fastest

longest

hardest

soonest

■ Adverb -ত more আৰু most বহুৱাই

Positive Comparative Superlative
swiftly

quickly

happily

more swiftly

more quickly

more happily

most swiftly

most quickly

most happily

ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ || Adverb in Assamese

■ Interrogative Comparison :

Positive Comparative Superlative
bad

well/good

much/many

little

near

late

worse

better

more

less

nearer

later

worst

best

most

least

nearest

latest

ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ || Adverb in Assamese

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“Degrees of Comparison of Adjectives” Explained

In English, the degrees of comparison of adjectives are essential grammar points that are used to compare two or more things.

There are three degrees of comparison of adjectives: Positive, Comparative, and Superlative. These degrees are generally formed from adjectives according to their level. We apply particular grammatical rules in forming the degrees of comparison of adjectives to identify their level in sentences.

We will take a closer look at these degrees of comparison of adjectives to understand them better. ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ || Adverb in Assamese

Positive Degree

The positive degree is the simplest form of the three degrees of comparison of adjectives. Initially, we are not really comparing things here. This is the main adjective or the root word that we base our comparison with other things.

Examples of verbs in the Positive Degree:

    • Beautiful – The lady is beautiful.
    • Happy – I want to be happy.
    • Nice – The weather was nice.
    • Hungry – Do you feel hungry at the moment?
    • Elegant – The candidate looked stunning in her elegant evening gown.
    • Cheap – Her new phone is cheap.
    • Thin – There is a thin piece of paper on the table.

You can also use the expression “as…as” to also signify that the adjective is in the positive degree.

Examples:

    1. My mother is as tall as her sister.
    2. The wall is as high as the door.
    3. This scent smells as fragrant as the one you have.

Comparative Degree

The comparative degree is one of the degrees of comparison of adjectives that compares two things, people, events, animals, and places. In particular, it used to compare specifically two nouns or pronouns.

We usually add “-er” and “-r” to the end of the root word or “more” at the beginning of the one-syllable adjective. The word “than” is the most important word in the comparative degrees of comparison of adjectives.

Examples:

    • My father is taller than my brother.
    • I think Paris is more beautiful than New Delhi.
    • The new watch I bought is cheaper than my smartphone.
    • This book is thinner than that book.
    • The table in my office is heavier than the one at the café.
  • ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ || Adverb in Assamese

Superlative Degree

The superlative degree is the highest form of the degrees of comparison of adjectives because it describes “the most” among three or more nouns or pronouns.

We add the suffix “-est” to the end of the root word or the word “most” before it. Don’t forget to include the definite article “the” before the adjective.

Examples:

    • Alexie is the brightest student in her class.
    • Mount Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan.
    • Did you choose the thickest fabric for your uniform?
    • Philippines wore the shiniest pair of earrings during the competition.
    • The most expensive thing I’m wearing is my necklace.
ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ || Adverb in Assamese
ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ || Adverb in Assamese
What are Irregular Adjectives?

Just like verbs, adjectives also have irregular forms. Irregular adjectives are adjectives that are formed differently in both comparative and superlative degrees. These adjectives are fixed in form and spelling. They do not add “-er”, “-r”, and “more” in their comparative form, or “-est” and “most” in their superlative form.

ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ || Adverb in Assamese

Below are examples of irregular adjectives that we commonly see in texts or use in our conversations.

Positive

Comparative

Superlative

Good

Better than

The best

Bad

Worse than

The Worst

Many

More than

The most

Far

Further than

The furthest

ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ || Adverb in Assamese

Rules in Forming the Comparative and Superlative Degrees of Adjectives

 

  1. Add “-er” or “-est” to one-syllable adjectives ending in consonant.

Great – greater than – the greatest
High – higher than – the highest
Dark – darker than – the darkest
Strong – stronger than – the strongest

  1. For a one-syllable adjective ending in a single vowel and a single consonant respectively, double the last letter and add “-er” or “-est.”

Thin – thinner than – the thinnest
Big – bigger than – the biggest
Fat – fatter than – the fattest

◙ “Fun” is an exception.

  1. For one-syllable adjectives ending in “-e”, just add “-r” or “-st.”

Nice – nicer than – the nicest
Large – larger than – the largest
Wide – wider than – the widest
Wise – wiser than – the wisest

            ◙ “Huge” is an exception.

  1. Two-syllable regular adjectives that end in “y” is formed by omitting the “y” and changing to “i” then added with “-er” and “-est.”

Heavy – heavier than – the heaviest
Happy – happier than – the happiest
Funny – funnier than – the funniest
Merry – merrier – the merriest
Busy – busier than – the busiest

  1. Add “more” at the beginning of the root word and “than” after it to form adjectives with two or more syllables into comparative degree. Add “the most” at the beginning for superlative degree.

Awesome – more awesome than – the most awesome
Thoughtful – more thoughtful than – the most thoughtful
Pleasant – more pleasant than – the most pleasant
Narrow – narrower than – the narrowest
Peaceful – more peaceful than – the most peaceful

Familiarize these rules of forming the degrees of comparison of adjectives. Use them in your sentences more often.

ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ || Adverb in Assamese

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বাক‍্য কি – Sentences in Assamese

April 30, 2025 by Souvik Leave a Comment

What is a sentence? ( বাক্য কি )

Ans:- বাক্য হৈছে বক্তাৰ ইচ্ছা বা উদ্দেশ্য প্ৰকাশৰ বাহন । আমাৰ মনৰ কোনো এটা ভাৱ সম্পূৰ্ণকৈ প্ৰকাশ কৰিবৰ কাৰণে কিছুমান word ৰ প্ৰয়োজন হয় ; এই word বিলাক একেলগে বহি সম্পূৰ্ণ অৰ্থ প্ৰকাশ কৰিলে তাক Sentence বুলি কোৱা হয় ।

 

 

🔹How many types of sentences are there? ( বাক্য কেই প্ৰকাৰৰ আৰু কি কি? )

Ans:- বক্তাৰ ইচ্ছা, উদ্দেশ্য অনুসৰি বাক্যবোৰক সাধাৰণতে পাঁচ ধৰণে ভাগ কৰিব পাৰি । সেইবোৰ হল – 1. Assertive Sentence 2. Interrogative Sentence. 3. Imperative Sentence. 4. Optative Sentence 5. Exclamatory Sentence; বাক‍্য কি – Sentences in Assamese 

 

 

🔹What is Assertive Sentence? ( বৰ্ণনাত্মক বাক্য কাক বোলা হয় ?)

Ans’- যিবোৰ বাক্যই কোনো এক ঘটনা বিশেষৰ বৰ্ণনা দাঙি ধৰে সেইবোৰক Assertive Sentence বোলা হয় । Assertive Sentence ক Declarative Sentence বুলিও কব পাৰি । এইবোৰ বাক্যৰ শেষত সম্পূৰ্ণ বিৰাম চিন (.) Full stop বহে ।. এই Sentence বিধে ব্যাক্তি , বস্তু , ঠাই, অবস্থা, কাৰ্য, ইত্যাদি বৰ্ণনা কৰে । যেনে- She is beautiful. This is a book. Blood is red. বাক‍্য কি – Sentences in Assamese 

 

 

🔹 What is Interrogative Sentence? ( প্ৰশ্নবোধক বাক্য )

Ans:- এই বিধ sentence এ প্ৰশ্ন সোধে । ইহঁতক সেইবাবে Question ও বোলে । Interrogative sentences ত subject বোৰ Verb ৰ পিছত বহে । Sentence ৰ শেষত Question Mark ব্যাবহাৰ কৰা হয় ।। যেনে- What is your name? Is he a good boy?

বাক‍্য কি – Sentences in Assamese

 

🔹What is Imperative Sentence? ( আদেশ, অনুৰোধ, উপদেশমূলক বাক্য )

Ans:- যিবোৰ বাক্যৰ দ্বাৰা আদেশ (order) অনুৰোধ (request) উপদেশ (advice) দিয়া বুজায় সেইবোৰক Imperative Sentence বোলে ।.

বাক‍্য কি – Sentences in Assamese

যেনে- Go there ( order);. Do not tell a lie( advice). please come here. (Request)

বাক‍্য কি – Sentences in Assamese

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বাক‍্য কি – Sentences in Assamese

 

🔹 What is Optative Sentence ? ( ইচ্ছা বা আশীৰ্বাদ )

Ans:- যিবোৰ বাক্যৰ দ্বাৰা মনৰ ইচ্ছা, অভিলাশা , প্রার্থনা, আশীৰ্বাদ, আদি প্ৰকাশ কৰে সেই ধৰণৰ বাক্যক Optative Sentence বোলা হয় । এই ধৰণৰ বাক্য সাধাৰণতে May ৰে আৰম্ভ হয় । যেনে- May he live ling. May God help you.

বাক‍্য কি – Sentences in Assamese

 

🔹What is Exclamatory Sentence ? ( আবেগ বা বিস্ময়সূচক বাক্য )

Ans:- এইবিধ sentence এ আমাৰ মনৰ আনন্দ, দূঃখ, আবেগ, উত্তেজনা আদি প্রকাশ কৰে । যেনে- Hurrah! we have won the game. Alas! He is no more. How lovely the girl is?

 

 

 

 

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Preposition- অব্যয় in Assamese language

January 30, 2024 by Souvik Leave a Comment

কিছুমান Sentence বিলাকত থকা on,in,at,under,with,for- এই word-বোৰ Preposition. এই word বোৰে Noun বা Pronoun -ৰ আগত বহি sentence-ৰ আন শব্দৰ লগত সম্মন্ধ স্থাপন কৰিছে । Preposition এবিধ bridge word বা সংযোগ সাধনকাৰী শব্দ । ( Preposition- অব্যয় in Assamese language )

 

গতিকে যিবিলাক word -এ Noun -বা Pronoun- ৰ আগত বহি sentence -ৰ আন শব্দৰ লগত সম্মন্ধ দেখুৱায় সেইবোৰ word ক Preposition বোলে ।

 

🔘 Preposition হব লাগিলে তাৰ এটা object থাকিবই লাগিব ।

🔘 Preposition -ৰ স্থান —–

👉 যি noun বা noun equivalent -ক preposition টোৱে govern কৰে ই ঠিক সেই Noun বা Noun Equivalent ৰ আগত বহে ।যেনে- He is in the room. We live on food.

👉 কেতিয়াবা আকৌ object টোৰ পাছতহে preposition বহে । যেনে- This is the book I spoke of. I want a pen to write with. I have nobody to depend on.

👉 Interrogative word -ক object ৰ দৰে govern কৰিলে preposition টো বাক‍্যৰ শেষত বহে । যেনে- What are you thinking of? Where does he come from? What class do you read in?

 

 

🔺তলত কিছুমান Preposition অৰ্থৰ সৈতে দিয়া হ’ল-

At- ত; With- লগত, সৈতে; Up- ওপৰত; On- কোনো বস্তুৰ ওপৰত; In- ভিতৰত; To- লৈ, প্ৰতি; Into- ভিতৰলৈ; By- ৰে; For- বাবে; Behind- পিছফালে; From- পৰা; After- পিছত; Inside- ভিতৰত; Of-ৰ; Under- তলত; Outside- বাহিৰত; Over- ওপৰত; Before- আগতে;

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🔘 Kinds of Prepositions:

Preposition বিলাকক সাধাৰণতে দুটা ভাগত ভগাব পাৰি – Simple আৰু Complex .

এটা শব্দৰ preposition বিলাকক Simple Preposition বোলা হয় । যেনে: in, at, on, by, of, under, into, about ইত্যদি ।

এটাতকৈ অধিক শব্দযুক্ত Preposition বিলাকক Complex Prepositon বোলা হয় । যেনে: along with, because of, instead of, in between, due to, on account of etc.

 

🔘 Uses of some important Prepositions:

👉 Time and Date :

🔺At: নিৰ্দিষ্ট সময় বুজোৱা শব্দৰ আগত বহে । যেনে:- at 10 o’clock; at noon; at sunset; at Christmas.

🔺On: নিৰ্দিষ্ট দিন, তাৰিখ, বাৰ আদিৰ ক্ষেত্ৰত যেনে:- On Sunday; on the third july; on the morning of 31 Marc.

🔺 In: বেলা, মাহ, ঋতু, বছৰ আদিৰ ক্ষেত্ৰত- যেনে : In the morning, in the Evening, in july, in winter, in 1947, in five years etc.

🔺 On time আৰু in time : On time এ নিৰ্ধাৰিত সময়ত বুজায় কিন্তু in time -এ যথা সময়ত বা দেৰি নোহোৱা বুজায় । যেনে : The 9:30 train started on time. We were in time for the 9:30 train.

👉 Preposition of Place-

🔺 At and In– সৰু ঠাইৰ আগত “at” আৰু ডাঙৰ ঠাইয়ৰ আগত “in” ব্যৱহাৰ হয় ।

🔺 Place of residence বুজাবলৈ In ব্যাবহাৰ হয় । যেনে- Many Indian people like to live in cities. Similarly- in a village; in a suburbs, in the desert but at the seaside and on an island.

🔺 Country, continent, large town etc ক্ষেত্ৰত in বহে । যেনে- He used to live in China. My brother lives in Assam

🔺 House (place of Residence) -ৰ ক্ষেত্ৰত in বহে । যেনে- The man lives in a big bungalow. Similarly- in a cottage, in a mansion, in a modern house, in a flat, in a hotel, etc.

🔺 For the name of street and roads use in Example:- He lives in J.p.road

🔺 Place of work ৰ ক্ষেত্ৰত in বহে । যেনে – My brother works in a bank.

🔺 আমি এটা ঠাইৰ পৰা আন ঠাই লৈ গলে by bus, by car, by train, by boat, by sea, by plane যাও । কিন্তু খোঁজকাঢ়ি , ঘোঁৰা ৰ পিঠিত বা হাতীৰ পিঠিত গলে on foot, on horseback, on elephant’s back হয় ।

কিন্তু যেতিয়া বিশেষ বা নিজা বাহন ব্যবহাৰ কৰা হয় তেতিয়া by বাবহাৰ কৰিব নোৱাৰি । যেনে- We arrived in a taxi. He made the journey in his own car. We came in our own car.

 

🔺 Beside, Besides = Beside মানে কাষত (By the side of) আৰু Besides মানে উপৰিও বুঝায়।

যেনে- He sits beside me. I have two pens besides this.

🔺 By, With = কৰ্তা ৰ আগত by আৰু যিহেৰে বা যাৰ দ্বাৰা কাৰ্য কৰা হয় তাৰ আগতে with বহে । বা ব্যাক্তিৰ আগত by আৰু বস্তুৰ আগত with ব্যাবহাৰ হয় ।।

যেনে- The tiger was killed by the hunter(কৰ্তা) with a gun.(যাৰ দ্বাৰা)

🔺Before, within = Point of time বুজালে before আৰু Period of time বুঝালে within ব্যাবহাৰ হয় ।.

যেনে- I must return before 3 p.m. He will return within a month.

🔺 In , Into = ভিতৰত বুজালে in আৰু ভিতৰলৈ গতি কৰা বুজালে Into হয় ।

যেনে- He walks in the garden. He walked into the garden.

🔺Across, Along = এফালৰ পৰা আনফালে গতি কৰা বুজালে Across আৰু পোনে পোনে গতি কৰা বুজালে Along হয় । যেনে – He sails across the sea. He walks along the street.

🔺 On, Over :- লাগি থকা বুজালে on আৰু ওপৰত লাগি নাথাকিলে over হয় ।

যেনে- The book is on the table. The birds are flying over the hills.

🔺 Ago, Before – Past Tense ৰ দুটা verb একোটা sentence ত থাকিলে নিকট অতীত বুজোৱাটোত Ago আৰু দূৰ অতীত বুজালে before বহে ।

যেনে- He reached home three hours ago. His father breathed his last one year before.

🔺 of, From:- কোনো বস্তু যি পদাৰ্থৰে তৈয়াৰী পাছত সেই পদাৰ্থটো দেখা পালে ‘made of‘ হয় । আনহাতে কোনো বস্তু যি পদাৰ্থৰে তৈয়াৰী সে পদাৰ্থটো বস্তুটো বনোৱাৰ পিছত দেখা নাপালে ‘made from‘ হয় ।.

যেনে- This table is made of wood. Butter is made of milk.

 

 

🔺 About: i) ওচৰ বুজাবলৈ ; He stood about the door.

                  ii) প্ৰায় বুজাবলৈ ; I saw him at about 6 p.m.

                  iii) সম্পৰ্ক বুজাবলৈ; I don’t know anything about the case. 

                  iv) চাৰিওফালে বুজাবলৈ ; He looked and about for some food.

 

🔺Against : i) খুন্দা মৰা বুজাবলৈ; The car dashed against the wall.

                     ii) বিৰুদ্ধে বুজাবলৈ; He does nothing against our will.

 

🔺Above:- i) অতি উচ্চতা বুজাবলৈ; His Conduct is Above Suspicion

                  ii) অধিক বুজাবলৈ; I value reading above playing games.

 

🔺 At : i) নিৰ্দিষ্ট সময় বুজাবলৈ; I met him at 6 o’clock.

            ii) মূল্য বুজাবলৈ ; The book sells at 50 rupees.

            iii) সৰু ঠাই বুজবলৈ; My uncle lives at Gauripur

             iv) লক্ষ্যস্থান বুজাবলৈ; They arrived at the station.

 

🔺 For :

i) কাৰণ বুজাবলৈ; He was rewarded for his success.

ii) স্বত্তেও অৰ্থ বুজাবলৈ ; For all his wealth, he was not happy

iii) উদ্দেশ্য বুজাবলৈ; We work for money.

 

🔺 From : i) উৎপত্তি স্থল বুজাবলৈ; Flowers fell from trees.

                 ii)কাৰণে বুজাবলৈ; He is weak for hunger.

                 iii) বস্তু এটা যিহেৰে তৈয়াৰী সেই পদাৰ্থটো বস্তুটো বনোৱাৰ পিছত দেখা নাপালে from হয় ।

 

 

Preposition Exercise :

H.S.L.C previous year’s Preposition solutions:

1. The tiger sprang_____ the buffaloes.

2.Your conduct calls_____ an explanation.

3. The cat used to sleep ______the corner of the kitchen.

4. The cows were grazing______ the field.

5. I shall do it ______ pleasure.

6. Tigers live____ flesh.

7. Smoking is bad_____ lungs.

8. Mohan was born______ 10th January, 1996.

9. You should apply ______that post (to/for/an) [1991]

10. She writes ____her left hand. (With/by/to) [1991]

11.She sent the letter _____hand. (with/by/in) [1992]

12.You should write your answer _____ink. (with/by/in) [1992]

13. Ravi is _______John and Abdul. (between/among/across). [1993]

14. He goes for a walk _____ the morning: (at/in/on)[1993]

15. He died _____ the accident. (at/by/in). [1994]

16. He goes to school _____ bus, (by/at/of) [1994]

17.I cannot agree____ your suggestion (with/in/to)[1995]

18. Tobacco is injurious ___ health. (for/to/on) [1995]

19. His father died – malaria. (in/from/of) [1995(R)]

20.Write your answers - ink. (by/with/in) [1995(R)]

21.She gets up ____ dawn. (in/at/by)[1995(R)]

22. The poor man died ____cancer. (of/from/in) [1996]

23. I wrote the note ____ ink. (with/in/by) [1996]

24. I shall look ______the complaint. (for/about/into) [1997]

25. I cannot part ______ this book. (with/from/of) [1997]

26. My neighbour was envious ______- me. (of/at/for) [1997(R)]

27. The principal will preside ________the meeting. (at/in/over) [1997(R)]

28.Do not boast ________yourwealth. (of/in/for) [1997(R)]

29.He often suffers _______ illness. (in/from/with) 1998

30. Shoes are made______ leather. (of/for/by) *1998

31.The students were sitting _____ their desks. (by/in/at). [1998(R)]

32. I was quite surprised ______ his behavior. (by/at/for)

33. I have no sympathy _______ such a man. ( to/for/with)

34.The blind man lives _____ begging. (by/with/on) [1999]

35. He sent the letter _____ hand. (by/with/in)[1999]

36. Do you agree_____ my proposal? (to/at/with) [1999(R)]

37. I have no aptitude _____ music. (in/of/for) 1999(R)

38. I had every opportunity _______ stealing his money. (to/of/ for)

39. Most wild animals live _______ flesh. (by/with/on)[2000(R)]

 

Answers :

1.upon(2) for (3) at (4)in

(5) with (6) on (7) for (8)on

(9) for(10) with (11) by (12) in

(13) between (14) in (15) in (16)by

(17) to(18)to(19) of (20) in

(21)at (22) of (23) in (24) into

(25) with(26) of (27) over (28) of

(29) from(30) of (31) at (32) at

(33) for(34) by (35) by (36) to

(37) for (38) of (39) on

 

 

 

 

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HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 – 2025 solved questions

February 20, 2023 by Souvik Leave a Comment

What is a Preposition and examples?
 
A preposition is a word or group of words used before a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase to show direction, time, place, location, spatial relationships, or to introduce an object. Some examples of prepositions are words like “in,” “at,” “on,” “of,” and “to.“HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 – 2025 solved questions
 

HSLC Exam 2024


(a) The train will stop ___ many stations.


Answer: at

 

HSLC Exam 2023


(a) Put the cup ___ the dish. (at/in/on/over)

Answer: on

(b) The cows are ___ the field. (in/on/to/by)

Answer: in

(c) Lila lives ___ her parents. (by/with/upon/at)

Answer: with

(d) He is fond ___ reading novels.

Answer: of

(e) This shop deals ___ stationery.

Answer: in


 HSLC Exam  2022

 

(a) They are sitting ____ the dinning table. (on/at/upon)

Ans: They are sitting at the dinning table.

(b) Ravi is senior ____ me by two years. (from/than/to)

Ans: Ravi is senior to me by two years.

(c) He was prevented ____ going to Delhi. (for/from/with)

Ans: He was prevented from going to Delhi.

(d) Flour is made ____ wheat. (from/by/with)

Ans: Flour is made from wheat.

 

HSLC Exam 2021

 

(a) The old man died ________ Covid-19.       (from/of/in)

Ans: The old man died of Covid-19.  

(b) Death is preferable _______ dishonour.      (than/to/of)

Ans: Death is preferable to dishonour.   

(c) Mina comes _______ a rich family.            (of/with/from)

Ans: Mina comes of a rich family.     

(d) Butter is made ________ milk.                 (of/from/with)

Ans: Butter is made from milk. 

 

HSLC EXAM 2020


a. They are satisfied with your work. (by/at/with)

b. Man doesn’t live by bread alone. (on/by/at)

c. Rita excels in dancing. (at/by/in)

d. He is looking for a domestic help. (to/in/for)

HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 – 2025 solved questions

 

HSLC EXAM 2019


a. This train is bound for Delhi. (to/upon/for)

b. Assam is rich in minerals. (for/in/about)

c. I met him on the street. (in/on/upon)

d. Happiness consists in speaking the truth. (of/in/at)

HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 – 2025 solved questions

HSLC EXAM 2018


a. He always runs after money. (at/for/after)

b. Flour is made from wheat. (of/from/with)

c. Write your answers in black ink. (with/by/in)

d. The cow lives on grass. (on/upon/with) ||SEBA HSLC Class 10 Preposition of Last 23 Year’s Solution

 

HSLC EXAM 2017


a. We go to school by bus. (in/with/by)

b. I am senior to your sister. (than/to/from)

c. The president presided over the meeting. (in/over/at)

d. She excels in dancing. (at/in/by)

HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 – 2025 solved questions

SEBA HSLC Class 10 Voice Change of Last 23 Year’s Solved – click here

 

HSLC EXAM 2016


a. The cow lives on grass. (by/from/on)

b. He lives from hand to mouth. (on/from/by)

c. He is appointed to the post. (in/to/at)

d. She is junior to me by three years. (to/from/than)

 

HSLC EXAM 2015


a. Health is preferable to wealth. (than/for/to)

b. He is angry with his naughty sister. (at/with/upon)

HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 – 2025 solved questions

HSLC EXAM 2014


a. She is looking for a domestic help. (to/in/for)

b. The burden seemed too much for him. (to/for/on)

HSLC EXAM 2013


a. Happiness consists in speaking the truth. (of/in/for)

b. One should be honest in dealing with fellowmen. (on/in/at) || SEBA HSLC Class 10 Preposition of Last 23 Year’s Solution

HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 – 2025 solved questions

HSLC EXAM 2012


a. I met him on the street. (in/at/on)

b. Please pay attention to your studies. (for/to/on)

c. He is an authority on science. (of/on/in)

d. The teacher is in full control over the class. (of/over/in)

 

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HSLC EXAM 2011


a. There was a noise of children at play. (in/on/at)

b. Her mother is on the town council. (in/on/over)

c. The teacher knows his students by name. (with/by/for)

d. Babysitters are a boon to parents. (for/upon/to)

HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 – 2025 solved questions

HSLC EXAM 2010


a. What is the time by your watch? (in/on/by)

b. This is a quotation from Milton. (of/from/by)

c. You should provide well for your children. (for/to/of)

d. He has not yet recovered from his illness. (by/of/from)

e. He sympathised with me in my sorrow. (to/with/for)

f. The old man is hard of hearing. (of/for/in)

 

HSLC EXAM 2009


a. Shoes are made of leather. (with/of/by)

b.I can’t agree to your proposal. (to/with/on)

c. The man repented of his past misdeeds. (for/at/of)

d. She is gifted with a sweet voice. (by/of/with)

e. Man doesn’t live by bread alone. (on/by/for)

f. Always beware of false friends. (with/whom/of)

HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 – 2025 solved questions

HSLC EXAM 2008


a. Do not boast of your wealth. (for/of/in)

b. The ship was bound for India. (to/for/of)

c. He goes to school by bus. (in/by/with)

d. He has been suffering from fever. (with/by/from)

e. Assam is rich in minerals. (with/for/in)

f. I prefer tea to cold drinks. (to/from/than

HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 – 2025 solved questions

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HSLC EXAM 2007


a. The train is bound for Howrah. (to/at/for)

b. One should not boast of one’s wealth. (of/for/at)

c. My sister excels in dancing. (at/in/by)

d. That man is devoid of common sense. (of/in/from)

e. This film is suitable for children. (to/with/for)

f. The girl parted from her parents in tears. (with/from/by) || SEBA HSLC Class 10 Preposition of Last 23 Year’s Solution

HSLC EXAM 2006


a. I can’t part with this book. (with/of/from)

b. I was surprised at his behavior. (with/by/at)

c. He will come back in an hour. (by/at/in)

d. The lame man lives by begging. (by/with/on)

e. Do not run after money. (for/after/at)

f. She was tired of waiting for him. (with/by/of)

 

HSLC EXAM 2005


a. Man doesn’t live by bread alone. (on/for/by)

b. There is an exception to every rule. (on/to/in)

c. You should not boast of your wealth. (of/in/for)

d. Mr Sarma presided over the meeting. (on/at/over)

e. She prefers tea to cold drinks. (for/than/to)

f. Nobody in the class could compete with Raju. (against/with/to)

HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 – 2025 solved questions

HSLC EXAM 2004


a. Socrates had no desire for wealth or comfort. (for/of/towards)

b. Pay attention to what your teacher says. (at/in/to)

c. He is satisfied with his job. (at/with/in)

d. I am indebted to you for your help. (with/at/to)

e. Assam is rich in minerals. (in/for/with)

f. One should be conscious of one’s faults. (about/of/at)

 

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HSLC EXAM 2003


a. Gandhi was convicted of lying. (of/for/to)

b. The labourer lives from hand to mouth. (by/from/for)

c. I warned him against driving so fast. (of/from/against)

d. Always beware of false friends. (from/at/of)

e. Great books deal with human problems. (of/with/in)

f. The teacher was annoyed with me. (at/from/with)

HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 – 2025 solved questions

HSLC EXAM 2002


a. I am satisfied with your work. (by/with/at)

b. The boy was charged with stealing. (for/of/with)

c. You should be polite to your seniors. (to/with/for)

d. I have a distaste for Pop music. (in/for/of)

SEBA HSLC Class 10 Preposition of Last 23 Year’s Solution

HSLC EXAM 2001


a. She is gifted with a sweet voice. (of/to/with)

b. I can’t agree to your proposal. (at/to/with)

c. I have great regard for my teachers. (for/in/to)

 

HSLC EXAM 2000


a. The ship was bound for India. (to/of/for)

b. Virtue consists in speaking the truth. (in/of/on)

c. I was amazed at his conduct. (at/by/in)

 

HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 – 2025 solved questions

HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 - 2025 solved questions
HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 – 2025 solved questions

 

Exercise of Preposition –

  1. Jenny was being impolite to everyone at the party. (to / with / at
  2. Mrs Robinson searched the entire house for her favourite necklace. (for / of / to)
  3. Suzan apologised to her parents for her rude behaviour. (to / at)
  4. Always be polite and gentle to everyone. (to / with / at)
  5. Raj’s dad met with an accident yesterday. I truly felt sorry for him. (for / about)

HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 – 2025 solved questions

Exercise of Preposition –

  1. The lion was killed…………………… the hunter……………………… a sword, (in, on, by, with)
  2. Father divided his property……………………… four sons, (between, among, of, in)
  3. He has been living in this house…………………….. 1985. (for, since, in, on)
  4. I shall return…………………. a month, (in, of, on, for)
  5. The Ramayana is lying…………………. the table, (in, of, on, for)
  6. We shall finish this work……………….. 5 p.m. today, (in, by, on, at)
  7. Send me letters……………… this address, (by, in, to, on)
  8. You should listen……………………. what your parents say. (among, in, to, between)
  9. Sita writes………………… (with, on, in, at)
  10. He did not listen………………….. my advice, (at, to, in, on)

Answer:
by, with; among; since; in; on; by; on; to; in; to

HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 – 2025 solved questions

Exercise of Preposition 

  1. It’s a machine …………………………. cutting hay.
  2. I draw pictures ……………………….. pleasure.
  3. What did you shout ……………………….. him for?
  4. He stood before her …………………………….. the queue.
  5. We knelt ………………………….. the shrine.
  6. Your name comes …………………………….. mine on the list.
  7. Rice sells ………………………….. Rs.45 each kilo.
  8. I bought this pen ……………………..5 dollars.
  9. He drives ………………………. 70 kmph (kilometer per hour).
  10. The man was shooting …………………………. the crowd.

Answers

  1. for
  2.  for
  3. at 
  4. in 
  5. before 
  6. before
  7. at
  8. for
  9. at 
  10. at

 

HSLC English grammar PREPOSITION from 1998 – 2025 solved questions

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SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key

February 18, 2023 by Souvik Leave a Comment

SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key Solved from Question Bank. Voice change questions class 10 ; 50 Additional Practice Questions Also Given at the End of This Lesson –

Subject Object
I Me
We Us
You You
He Him
She Her
They Them
Name Name remains as it is 

SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key

Basic Formulas of Voice Change

 

Present Tense
Simple Present Tense
Active : S + V1 + O
Passive : ‘O’ + am/is/are + V3 + by + ‘S’

Present Continuous Tense
Active : S + am/is/are + V1 + ing + O
Passive : O + am/is/are + being + V3 + by + S

Present Perfect Tense
Active : S + has/have + V3 + O
Passive : O + has/have + been + V3 + by + S

Past Tense
Simple Past Tense
Active : S + V2 + O
Passive : O + was/were + V3 + by + S

Past Continuous Tense
Active : S + was/were + V1 + ing + O
Passive : O + was/were + being + V3 + by + S

Past Perfect Tense
Active: S + had + V3 + O
Passive: O + had been + V3 + by + S

Future Tense
Simple Future Tense
Active : S + shall/will + V1 + O
Passive : O + shall/will + be + V3 + by + S

Future Perfect Tense
Active : S + shall/will have + V3 + O
Passive : O + shall/will have + been + V3 + by + S

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SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key

SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key

 

HSLC Exam 2020


a. I do not know his brother.

Ans: His brother is not known to me.

b. English is spoken by many people all over the world.

Ans: Many people speak English all over the world.

HSLC Exam 2019

a. I have lost my English textbook.

Ans: My English textbook has been lost.

b. He was punished for his misconduct.

Ans: The teacher punished him for his misconduct.

Voice change 1998 to 2020 hslc

HSLC Exam 2018


a. The letters have been posted.

Ans: They/ we have posted the letters.

b. He did the work alone.

Ans: The work was done alone by him.

SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key

HSLC Exam 2017


a. People speak English all over the world.

Ans: English is spoken all over the world.

b. America was discovered by Colombus.

Ans: Colombus discovered America.

 

HSLC Exam 2016


a. The students elected him secretary.

Ans: He was elected secretary.

b. The stage was decorated by the students.

Ans: The students decorated the stage.

 

HSLC Exam 2015


a. We were surprised at his conduct.

Ans: His conduct surprised us.

b. Why did your father refuse such an honorable job?

Ans: Why was such an honorable job refused by your father?

SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key

HSLC Exam 2014


a. Accidents are caused by carelessness.

Ans: Carelessness causes accidents.

b. Who did this work?

Ans: By whom was this work done?

 

HSLC Exam 2013


a. A hunter shot the tiger.

Ans: The tiger was shot by a hunter.

b. The gate was opened by the peon.

Ans: The peon opened the gate.

HSLC Exam 2012


a. Children like sweets.

Ans: Sweets are liked by children.

b. By whom can this be done?

Ans: Who can do this?

 

HSLC Exam 2011


a. The members elected him secretary.

Ans: He was elected secretary.

b. The grandmother looks after the child.

Ans: The child is looked after by the grandmother.

 

HSLC Exam 2010


a. We discussed the matter thoroughly.

Ans: The matter was discussed thoroughly by us.

b. I delivered all the letters.

Ans: All the letters were delivered by me.

 

HSLC Exam 2009


a. The workers repaired the bridge.

Ans: The bridge was repaired by the workers.

b. I have bought a few books.

Ans: A few books have been bought by me.

HSLC Exam 2008


a. He is writing a letter.

Ans: A letter is being written by him.

b. The hunter killed the tiger.

Ans: The tiger was killed by the hunter.

SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key

 

HSLC Exam 2007


a. I have posted the letters.

Ans: The letters have been posted by me.

b. The lady helps the poor.

Ans: The poor are helped by the lady.

HSLC Exam 2006


a. Our teacher buys books every month.

Ans: Books are bought every month by our teacher.

b. I do not know his address.

Ans: His address is not known to me.


SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key

HSLC Exam 2005


a. The teacher is correcting our copies.

Ans: Our copies are being corrected by the teacher.

a. My book has been stolen.

Ans: Someone has stolen my book.

HSLC Exam 2004


a. Some boys broke the window panes.

Ans: The window panes were broken by some boys.

b. They have completed the work.

Ans: The work has been completed by them.

HSLC Exam 2003


a. A doctor is examining the patients.

Ans: The patients are being examined by a doctor.

b. The tiger was killed by the hunter.

Ans: The hunter killed the tiger.

 

HSLC Exam 2002


a. People speak English all over the world.

Ans: English is spoken all over the world.

b. The stage was decorated by the students.

Ans: The students decorated the stage.

SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key

HSLC Exam 2001


a. They say that he is a saint.

Ans: It is said that he is a saint.

b. Was a tiger killed by the hunter?

Ans: Did the hunter kill a tiger?

 

HSLC Exam 2000


a. You should not raise this question now.

Ans: This question should not be raised now by you.

b. The bridge was completed in a record time.

Ans: They completed the bridge in a record time.

SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key

SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key
SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key

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50 Additional Practice Questions

SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key

1.   They elected him Chairman.
2.    The children laughed at the beggar.
3.    The guard caught the thief.
4.    The soldiers attacked the enemy barracks.
5.    The cat drank all the milk.
6.    The old man takes snuff.
7.    Somebody hit the dog with a stick.
8.    I will order the carriage.
9.    One may accomplish anything with a little effort.
10.    A thunderstorm often turns milk sour.
11.    The boy was climbing the cliff.
12.    Will you ever forget those happy days?
13.    All desire wealth and some acquire it.
14.    They laughed at his warnings.
15.    He made the child drink the milk.

Answers

1.    He was elected chairman (by them).
2.    The beggar was laughed at by the children.
3.    The thief was caught by the guard.
4.    The enemy barracks were attacked by the soldiers.
5.    All the milk was drunk by the cat.
6.    Snuff is taken by the old man.
7.    The dog was hit with a stick (by somebody).
8.    The carriage will be ordered (by me).
9.    With a little effort anything can be accomplished.
10.    Milk is often turned sour by a thunderstorm.
11.    The cliff was being climbed by the boy.
12.    Will those happy days ever be forgotten (by you)?
13.    Wealth is desired by all and acquired by some.
14.    His warnings were laughed at.
15.    The child was made to drink the milk.

 

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Exercise

Q. Millions of people will have lost their jobs due to corona.
–  Jobs will have been lost by millions of people due to corona.
Q. He made a plan.
–  A plan was made by him.
Q. The Indian Army will have pushed back the Chinese Army by then.
– The Chinese Army will have been pushed back by the Indian Army by then.
Q. Why are you making noise?
– Why is noise being made by you?
Q. Did he understand the lesson?
-. Was the lesson understood by him?
Q. Shut the door.
– Let the door be shut.

Q.The man stole my purse.
– My purse was stolen by the man.
Q.We are demanding our rights.
-Our rights are being demanded by us

SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key


Exercise

  1. The dog chased the cat.
  2. The dog bit the boy.
  3. The peon rang the bell.
  4. Ram played hockey.
  5. Miss Mary teaches us English.
  6. Raj caught the ball.
  7. Children like sweets.
  8. Rita will take a photograph.
  9. Who taught you this poem?
  10. The police arrested the smuggler.

Answers- 

  1. The cat was chased by the dog.
  2. The boy was bitten by the dog.
  3. The bell was rung by the peon.
  4. Hockey was played by Ram.
  5. English is taught to us by Miss Mary.
  6. The ball was caught by Raj.
  7. Sweets are liked by children.
  8. A photograph will be taken by Rita.
  9. By whom were you taught this poem?
  10. The smuggler was arrested by the police.
  11. SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key

Exercise 

  1. The thieves have been arrested by the police.
  2. The marvellous performance delivered by the children enthralled us.
  3. He has been invited to their party.
  4. We have shipped your order.
  5. The girl recited the poem beautifully.
  6. The guests enjoyed the party.
  7. The child impressed everyone with his polite manners.
  8. A girl from Chennai won the first prize.
  9. The readers like the latest book of the writer.
  10. They are painting the walls.

Answers- 

  1. The police have arrested the thieves.
  2. We were enthralled by the marvellous performance delivered by the children.
  3. They have invited him to their party.
  4. Your order has been shipped by us.
  5. The poem was beautifully recited by the girl.
  6. The party was enjoyed by the guests.
  7. Everyone was impressed with the polite manners of the child.
  8. The first prize was won by a girl from New York.
  9. The latest book of the writer is liked by the readers.
  10. The walls are being painted by them.

SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key

 

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SEBA HSLC Voice Change 1998 to 2025 Answer key

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HSLC SEBA Class-10 Determiners Solved 1998 To 2025

February 17, 2023 by Souvik Leave a Comment

HSLC SEBA Class-10 Determiners Solved 1998 To 2025

HSLC Exam 2024

 

a. Do you have any money ?

What is the underlined word known as – 

a. Pronoun           b. Noun        c. Adverb      d. Quantifier.

Answer : c. Adverb

 

HSLC Exam 2023

a. My friend is an M.A in English .

b. The book you have mentioned is out of print.

c. Kindness is the great virtue.

d. The Taj Mahal is one of the wonders of the world.

e. Is there any sugar in the pot ? 

 

HSLC Exam 2022

a. Mr Barua is a man of few words.

b. Ms. Manisha married a European gentleman.

c. I want only a little encouragement from you.

d. Each of the participants will be given a certificate.

HSLC Exam 2020


a. They won the match without much difficulty. (many/much/more)
b. Reading is a useful hobby. (a/an/the)
c. I gave him the few books I had. (few/a few/the few)
d. Kalidasa is the Shakespeare of India. (a/an/the)

HSLC Exam 2019

 

a. My brother had gone an hour ago. (a/an/the)

b. A busy man has little time to waste. (little/a little/the little)

c. The classes started after the bell rang. (a/an/the)

d. Much of their property was lost in the flood. (Many/much/any)

HSLC SEBA Class-10 Determiners Solved 1998 To 2025

HSLC Exam 2018

 

a. The rich are not always unkind. (a/an/the)

b. The principal gave the students some sound advice. (many/some/more)

c. Every school has a union of the students. (a/an/the)

d. Is there any coffee left in the pot? (any/some/more)

 

HSLC Exam 2017

 

a. My brother is an N.C.C. cadet. (a/an/the)

b. We found the house without much difficulty. (many/more/much)

c. He has to feed his family with the little money he earns. (little/a little/the little)

d. Our principal is a man of few words. (few/a few/the few)

 

HSLC Exam 2016

 

a. Ramen comes home twice a month. (a/the/an)

b. Mr. Bell rang the bell of alarm and I woke up. (a/an/the)

c. A busy person has little time to waste. (little/a little/the little)

d. Only a few of the applicants were found suitable. (few/a few/the few)

 

HSLC Exam 2015



a. Please give me a little time to finish the work. (little/a little/the little)
b. Then I will take you to the university. (a/an/the)

HSLC SEBA Class-10 Determiners Solved 1998 To 2025

HSLC Exam 2014



a. I gave a one rupee note to the beggar. (a/an/the)
b. My father is much older than my mother. (many/much/more)
c. I buy a few books every month. (few/the few/a few)
d. I need the little money I have. (little/a little/the little)

 

HSLC Exam 2013



a. He will come back within an hour. (a/an/the)
b. Few men are free from faults. (few/a few/the few)
c. Leap year falls in every fourth year. (any/every/each)
d. A little learning is a dangerous thing. (little/a little/the little)

 

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HSLC Exam 2012



a. Few men are free from faults. (few/a few/the few)
b. An hour has passed since he left us. (a/an/the)
c. Each of the students will be given a copy of the magazine. (every/each/any)
d. Please give me the little money you have. (little/a little/the little)

HSLC SEBA Class-10 Determiners Solved 1998 To 2025

HSLC Exam 2011



a. The painter is a man of few words. (few/a few/the few)
b. An honorary secretary gets no salary for holding the post. (a/an/the)
C. Each of the candidates must produce his/her identity card. (any/every/each)
d. India won the match with a little bit of luck. (little/a little/the little)

 

HSLC Exam 2010



a. My brother is an N.C.C. cadet. (a/an/the)
b. First read the few books you have with you. (few/a few/the few)
c. Many of the oranges were rotten. (many/more/much)
d. Socrates gave much useful advice to his pupils. (many/much/more)
e. Hurry up! We have only a little time left. (little/a little/the little)
f. The workers decided to form a union. (a/an/the)

HSLC SEBA Class-10 Determiners Solved 1998 To 2025

HSLC Exam 2009



a. He gave away the little money he had to the beggar. (little/a little/the little)
b. Reading is a useful hobby. (a/an/the)
c. Only a few of the candidates were suitable. (few/a few/the few)
c. They won the match without much difficulty. (much/more/many)
d. Each of the competitors will get a certificate. (any/each/every)
e. I don’t expect any help from them. (Some/any/many)

 

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a. Many guests were invited but only a few turned up. (the few/a few/few)
b. This is the European lady I was talking about. (a/an/the)
c. I cannot give you any money. (any/a little/some)
d. We found the house without much difficulty. (much/many/more)
e. Sri Lanka is an island. (a/an/the)
f. Each of the boys was rewarded. (each/every/any)

HSLC SEBA Class-10 Determiners Solved 1998 To 2025

HSLC Exam 2007



a. He has a few friends who stand by him. (few/a few/the few)
b. Did you have any difficulty in finding the house? (much/any/many)
c. His brother is a university student. (a/an/the)
d. I appreciate even the little help they gave me. (little/a little/the little)
e. An umbrella is a useful thing. (a/an/the)
f. Have you any book to read? (some/many/any)

HSLC SEBA Class-10 Determiners Solved 1998 To 2025

HSLC Exam 2006



a. That girl has many good qualities. (much/more/many)
b. Can you help me with a little money? (little/a little/the little)
c. Our principal is a man of few words. (few/a few/the few)
d. Did you buy any oranges today? (any/some/many)
e. Our teacher gave us much useful advice. (many/more/much)
f. Kalidasa is the Shakespeare of India. (a/an/the)

HSLC SEBA Class-10 Determiners Solved 1998 To 2025
HSLC SEBA Class-10 Determiners Solved 1998 To 2025

 

HSLC Exam 2005



a. Only a few among the invitees turned up. (few/a few/the few)
b. Do you have any books on astrology? (some/any)
c. You will have to manage with the little money you have. (little/a little/the little)
d. An undergraduate cannot apply for that post. (a/an/the)
e. The society gives much respect to a thinker. (many/more/much)
f. This is not a usual happening? (a/an/the)

HSLC SEBA Class-10 Determiners Solved 1998 To 2025

HSLC Exam 2004



a. This is the room I work in. (a/an/the)
b. Many of the apples were rotten. (many/much/more)
c. Only a few of the applicants were suitable. (few/a few/the few)
d. I expect only a little encouragement from you. (little/a little/the little)
e. The workers decided to form a union. (a/an/the)
f. Did you buy any bread today? (some/any/many)

 

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HSLC Exam 2003



a. Much of their property was destroyed in the flood. (many/much/more)
b. He has to manage with the little money he earns. (little/a little/the little)
c. This is the European lady I was talking about. (a/an/the).
d. Many guests were invited but only a few turned up. (few/a few/the few)
e. We found the house without much difficulty. (much/many/more)
f. Rajanikanta is called the Scott of Assam. (a/an/the)

HSLC SEBA Class-10 Determiners Solved 1998 To 2025

HSLC Exam 2002



a. I cannot give you any money. (any/some/a little)
b. Our principal is a man of few words. (few/a few/the few)
c. She doesn’t get much time for studies. (many/much/some)
d. My brother is an N.C.C. cadet. (a/an/the)
e. This story is very interesting. (much/more/very).
f. He has to feed his family with the little money he earns. (little/a little/the little)

HSLC SEBA Class-10 Determiners Solved 1998 To 2025

HSLC Exam 2001



a. He gave me a one rupee note. (a/an/the)
b. Can you lend me a few books? (few/a few/the few)
c. He is much older than his wife. (more/much/many)
d. He will stay here for a little while. (little/a little/ the little)
e. Each of the boys has done his work. (every/some/each)
f. She has lots of things to do. (lots of/much/most)

HSLC SEBA Class-10 Determiners Solved 1998 To 2025

HSLC Exam 2000



a. I received much encouragement from my parents. (much/more/many)
b. My brother is an NCC cadet. (a/an/the)
c. He doesn’t trust the few friends he has. (few/a few/the few)
d. A busy person has little time to waste. (little/a little/the little)

HSLC SEBA Class-10 Determiners Solved 1998 To 2025

HSLC SEBA Class-10 Determiners Solved 1998 To 2025

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SEBA HSLC English Grammar in Assamese

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SEBA HSLC English Grammar in Assamese – A Complete Guide for HSLC Students

Welcome to AssamStudyHub’s guide on English Grammar in Assamese! This page is designed to help Assamese medium students learn important English grammar rules easily. We provide clear explanations of tense, voice, narration, and parts of speech,HSLC Class 10 Voice Change Solved 1998 – 2025; HSLC Class 10 Preposition Solved 1998-2025; Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC From 1998 – 2025  all in the Assamese language. Whether you’re preparing for HSLC, AHSEC, or competitive exams, this grammar guide in Assamese will be a great help. SEBA HSLC English Grammar in Assamese

AssamStudyHub-ৰ ইংৰাজী ব্যাকৰণ পৃষ্ঠালৈ স্বাগতম! এই পৃষ্ঠাটো অসমৰ মাধ্যমৰ ছাত্ৰ-ছাত্ৰীসকলৰ বাবে তৈয়াৰ কৰা হৈছে যাতে তেওঁলোকে সহজ ভাষাত ইংৰাজী ব্যাকৰণ শিকিব পাৰে। ইয়াত Tense (কাল), Voice (কাৰক), Narration (বৰ্ণন) আৰু Parts of Speech (বাক্যৰ অংশ); HSLC Class 10 Voice Change Solved 1998 – 2025; HSLC Class 10 Preposition Solved 1998-2025; Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC From 1998 – 2025 অসমীয়াত স্পষ্টকৈ ব্যাখ্যা কৰা হৈছে। HSLC, AHSEC বা প্রতিযোগিতামূলক পৰীক্ষাৰ বাবে এই পৃষ্ঠাটো সহায়ক হব। SEBA HSLC English Grammar in Assamese

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 AssamStudyHub’s provide complete guide on English Grammar in Assamese! This guide is specially created for Assamese medium students who are preparing for the SEBA HSLC Class 10 English exam, AHSEC exams, or even other competitive exams. Mastering the rules of English grammar is the key to scoring 100 out of 100 in the English paper.

          English grammar may seem difficult at first, but when explained in Assamese, students can understand it better and use the rules with confidence. This page covers essential grammar topics like Tense, Voice, Narration, and Parts of Speech, and even provides fully solved grammar questions from 1998 to 2025 based on SEBA HSLC board questions. SEBA HSLC English Grammar in Assamese

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SEBA HSLC English Grammar in Assamese
SEBA HSLC English Grammar Assamese


📘 Why Grammar is Important for HSLC Students

Grammar is the foundation of any language. For HSLC students in Assam, grammar makes up a major part of the Class 10 English exam. If you are aiming for a high score or a perfect 100, you cannot ignore grammar.

Key grammar topics covered in SEBA HSLC:

  • Correct Tense Forms

  • Voice Change (Active ↔ Passive)

  • Prepositions

  • Narration (Direct ↔ Indirect)

  • Parts of Speech

By mastering these topics, students will:

  • Avoid common grammatical errors

  • Write better answers in the composition and comprehension sections

  • Score full marks in grammar-based objective and short questions


✍️ Solved Grammar Sets for HSLC Class 10 (1998–2025)

AssamStudyHub provides solved grammar exercises from previous year HSLC question papers. These include:

  • ✅ Voice Change Solved: 1998–2025

  • ✅ Prepositions Solved: 1998–2025

  • ✅ Correct Tense Forms: 1998–2025

  • ✅ Narration Exercises

  • ✅ Parts of Speech Explained with Assamese Meaning

These help you understand how SEBA sets grammar questions, and how to answer them perfectly. SEBA HSLC English Grammar in Assamese


✅ Benefits of Learning Grammar in Assamese

Many Assamese medium students struggle with English because grammar rules are often taught in English only. But when you learn grammar in your own language, it becomes much easier to understand.

Advantages:

  • Builds strong basics from native language

  • Saves time and effort in translation

  • Improves writing, speaking, and comprehension

  • Boosts marks in exams

  • Builds confidence to use English in real life

AssamStudyHub bridges the gap by providing Assamese explanations for English grammar, so no student is left behind. SEBA HSLC English Grammar in Assamese


🔤 Topics Covered in Simple Assamese

1. কাল (Tense):
কাৰ্য্য কেতিয়া সংঘটিত হয় তাৰ সময় জনায়। তিনিধৰণৰ কাল থাকে – বৰ্তমান, অতীত আৰু ভৱিষ্যৎ।

2. কাৰক (Voice):
Active আৰু Passive Voice-ৰ ব্যাখ্যা আৰু পৰিবৰ্তন।

3. বৰ্ণন (Narration):
Direct আৰু Indirect Speech-ৰ নিয়ম আৰু উদাহৰণ।

4. বাক্যৰ অংশ (Parts of Speech):
বিশেষ্য, সৰ্বনাম, কৰ্ম, বিশেষণ, ক্রিয়া বিশেষণ, সন্ধিসূচক, সংযোগ সূচক আৰু আবেগ সূচক শব্দ।

5. Prepositions (পূৰ্বপদ):
Prepositions বুজাব পাৰে স্থান, সময় বা কাৰ্য্যৰ দিশ।

SEBA HSLC English Grammar in Assamese


🎯 Tips to Score 100 in English Grammar – For HSLC Students

  1. ✅ Practice grammar sets from previous years (1998–2025)

  2. ✅ Learn each rule in Assamese for better understanding

  3. ✅ Use grammar in your own sentences

  4. ✅ Revise every day

  5. ✅ Take mock tests using old question papers

  6. ✅ Focus more on tense, voice, and narration – they are asked every year!


📚 Conclusion

If you are a Class 10 HSLC student from Assam, mastering English grammar in Assamese will help you score full marks in English. This guide gives you the tools to understand grammar easily, solve every question confidently, and become fluent in English step-by-step.

AssamStudyHub is committed to helping Assamese students succeed. Start your journey today with our free resources, solved question sets, and Assamese explanations of all major English grammar topics. SEBA HSLC English Grammar in Assamese

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SEBA HSLC English Grammar in Assamese
SEBA HSLC English Grammar in Assamese

 

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Content’s of English Grammar

 

Chapter 1 » Letter – বৰ্ণ বা আখৰ

Chapter 2 » Articles 

Chapter 3 » Parts of Speech- পদ

Chapter 4 » Noun – বিশেষ্য 

Chapter 5 » Pronoun –  সৰ্বনাম

Chapter 6 » Adjective – বিশেষণ

Chapter 7 » Verb –  ক্ৰিয়া

Chapter 8 » Adverb – ক্ৰিয়া বিশেষণ

Chapter 9 » Interjection – ভাৱবোধক অব্যয়

Chapter 10 » Conjunction – সংযোজক অব্যয়

Chapter 11 » Tense – কাল

Chapter 12 » Voice Change in Assamese

Chapter 13 » Sentence – বাক্য

Chapter 14 » Preposition – অব্যয়

Chapter 15 » Auxiliary Verb in Assamese

Chapter 16 » HSLC SEBA Class-10 Determiners Solved 1998 To 2025

Chapter 17 » SEBA HSLC Class 10 Voice Change Solved 1998 – 2025

Chapter 18 »  SEBA HSLC Class 10 Preposition Solved 1998-2025

Chapter 19 »  Correct Tense Forms in Class 10 SEBA HSLC From 1998 – 2025

 

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