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4th Classe
Verb Bangla Meaning Present Past P. Participle
advise Dc‡`k ‡`Iqv advise advised advised
agree ivRx nIqv agree agreed agreed
arrive ‡cŠuQvb arrive arrived arrived
arrange e¨e¯’v Kiv arrange arranged arranged
care hZœ †bIqv care cared cared
change cwieZ©b Kiv change changed changed
charge Awf‡hvM Kiv charge charged charged
close eÜ Kiv close closed closed
compare Zyjbv Kiv compare compared compared
compete cÖwZ‡hvwMZv Kiv compete competed competed
complete m¤ú~Y© Kiv complete completed completed
dare mvnm Kiv dare dared dared
dance b„Z¨ Kiv dance danced danced
die giv die died died
divide fvM Kiv divide divided divided
gaze GK `„wó‡Z ZvwK‡q _vKv gaze gazed gazed
hate N„Yv Kiv hate hated hated
hope Avkv Kiv hope hoped hoped
live evm Kiv live lived lived
lie wg_¨v K_v ejv lie lied lied
loose AvjMv Kiv loose loosed loosed
love fvjevmv love loved loved
move AMÖmi nIqv move moved moved
place ¯’vcb Kiv place placed placed
Flee cjvqb Kiv Flee Fled Fled
have _vKv, LvIqv, cvIqv,Av‡Q| have had had
trade e¨emvev evwYR¨ Kiv trade traded traded
call WvKv call called called
tell ejv tell told told
beg wf¶v Kiv beg begged begged
cancel evwZj Kiv cancel cancelled cancelled
drop S‡o cov drop dropped dropped
hop jvdv‡bv hop hopped hopped
emit wbM©Z nIqv emit emitted emitted
nod gv_v bvov nod nodded nodded
pat g„`y AvNvZ Kiv pat patted patted
guess Abygvb Kiv guess guessed guessed
refer D‡jøL Kiv refer referred referred
rub Nlv rub rubbed rubbed
stop _vgv stop stopped stopped
travel ågY Kiv travel travelled travelled
quarrel Kjn Kiv quarrel quarrelled quarrelled
bury (‡ewi) Kei †`Iqv bury buried buried
carry enb Kiv carry carried carried
cry Kvu`v cry cried cried
dry ïKv‡bv dry dried dried
fry fvRv fry fried fried
try ‡Póv Kiv try tried tried
hurry ZvovZvwo hurry hurried hurried
marry weevn Kiv marry married married
1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
 Present Tense-3 (passive voice)
Sentence Present Indefinite Present Continuous Present Perfect
Asser.S Wh I am called. Wh I am being called. Wh I have been called.
Nega.S Wh I am not called. Wh I am not being called. Wh I haven’t been called.
Inter.S. Wh Am I called? Wh Am I being called? Wh Have I been called?
Inter.Neg:S. Wh Am I not called? Wh Am I not being called? Wh Haven’t I been called?
Avgv‡K WvKv nq| Avgv‡K WvKv n‡”Q| Avgv‡K WvKv n‡q‡Q|
Avgv‡K WvKv nq bv| Avgv‡K WvKv n‡”Q bv| Avgv‡K WvKv nqwb|
Avgv‡K wK WvKv nq? Avgv‡K wK WvKv n‡”Q? Avgv‡K wK WvKv n‡q‡Q?
Avgv‡K wK WvKv nq bv? Avgv‡K wK WvKv n‡”Q bv? Avgv‡K wK WvKv nqwb?
Bangladesh is called. evsjv‡`k‡K ejv nq|
Bangladesh is made free. evsjv‡`k‡K ¯^vaxb Kiv nq|
Water is called life. cvwb‡K Rxeb ejv nq|
The matter is discussed. welqwU Av‡jvPbv Kiv nq|
Jamuna bridge is built. hgybv †mZz wbg©vY Kiv nq|
Computer is invented. Kw¤úDUvi Avwe®‹vi Kiv nq|
The present world is considered. eZ©gvb wek¦‡K we‡ePbv Kiv nq|
They are called politician. Zv‡`i‡K ivRbxwZwe` ejv nq|
Present era is called era of science. eZ©gvb hyM‡K weÁv‡bi hyM ejv nq|
It is called honesty. GUv‡KB mZZv ejv nq|
It is made of gold. Bnv ¯^‡Y©i ‰Zwi ev Bnv ¯^Y© Øviv ‰Zwi Kiv nq|
English is called international Language. Bs‡iRx‡K AvšÍR©vwZK fvlv ejv nq|
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1st. 2nd. 3rd.
Present Tense-1
Sentence Present Indefinite Present Continuous Present Perfect
Assertive Sen. WH I (do). WH I am (doing). WH I have (done).
Negative Sen. WH I don’t (do). WH I am not (doing). WH I haven’t (done).
Interr: Sen. WH Do I (do)? WH Am I (doing)? WH Have I (done)?
Interrogative Ne. Se. WH Don’t I (do)? WH Am not I (doing)? WH Haven’t I (done)?
Present Tense-2 (by adding auxiliary Verbs)
Sentence Present Indefinite Present Continuous Present Perfect
Asser.S Wh I am a (student). Wh I am being a (student). Wh I have been a (student).
Nega.S Wh I ain’t a (student). Wh I am not being a (student). Wh I haven’t been a (student).
Inter.S. Wh Am I a (student)? Wh Am I being a (student)? Wh Have I been a (student)?
Inter.Neg:S. Wh Ain’t I a (student)? Wh Am I not being a (student)? Wh Haven’t I been a (student)?
Forms of Tense
Tense Indifinite Continuous Perfect Perfect Continuous
I (do). I am (doing). I have (done). I have been (doing) for two hours.
Present
Avwg Kwi| Avwg Ki‡ZwQ| Avwg KwiqvwQ| Avwg `yB N›Uv hveZ Ki‡ZwQ|
I (did). I was (doing). I had (done) before you (did). I had been (doing) since monday.
Past
Avwg K‡iwQjvg| Avwg KiwQjvg| Zzwg Kivi c~‡e Avwg K‡iwQjvg| Avwg ‡mvgevi †_‡K KiwQjvg|
I shall have been (doing) for two
I shall (do). I shall be (doing). I shall have (done).
Future hours.
Avwg Ki‡ev| Avwg Ki‡Z _vK‡ev| Avwg Kwiqv _vwKe|
Avwg `yB NÈv hveZ Ki‡Z _vK‡ev|
Seem (Verb): g‡b nIqv, Seeming (Adj): AvcvZ cÖZxqgvb/ AvcvZ `„k¨gvb, Seemingly (adv): AvcvZ`„wó‡Z, Seemly (adj): Dchy³, gvbvbmB,
h‡_vwPZ, m½Z
 Sentence making by depending on indefinite, Continuous, and Perfect Tense.
evsjv evK¨ English Sentence
1. gqgbwmsn ‡K †Kb wk¶vi bMix ejv nq ?

D: wk¶vi Rb¨ gqgbwmsn‡K wk¶vi bMix ejv nq?

2. cvwb‡K †Kb Rxeb ejv nq?

D: Rxeb evuPvi‡bvi Rb¨ cvwb‡K Rxeb ejv nq|

3. Kv‡K wek¦ Kwe ejv nq?

D: iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi‡K wek¦ Kwe ejv nq|

4.B.Gm.B-†Z wKfv‡e Bs‡iRx wkLv‡bv nq?

D: dig aivi gva¨‡g B.Bm.B †Z Bs‡iRx wkLv‡bv nq|

5. wKfv‡e Q·`i‡K Bs‡iRx wkLv‡bv n‡”Q?

D: †UªwWkbvj ‡g_W bv AbymiY Kwiqv Qv·`i Bs‡iRx

†kLv‡bv n‡PQ|

6. evsjv‡`k‡K wKfv‡e ¯^vaxb Kiv n‡q‡Q?

D: A‡bK AvZ¥Z¨v‡Mi gva¨‡g evsjv‡`k‡K ¯^vaxb Kiv

n‡q‡Q|

7. Kv‡K ¯^vaxbZvi †NvlK ejv nq?

D:

8. eZ©gvb hyM‡K ‡Kb weÁv‡bi hyM ejv n‡”Q?

D: weÁv‡bi Ae`v‡bi Rb¨ eZ©gvb hyM‡K weÁv‡bi hyM ejv

n‡”Q|

9. ‡Kvb fvlv‡K AvšÍR©vwZK fvlv ejv nq?

D: Bs‡iRx‡K AvšÍR©vwZK fvlv ejv nq|

10. hgybv †mZz KLb wbg©vb Kiv nq?

D: Avwg Rvwb bv KLb hgybv †mZz wbg©vY Kiv nq|

 Preposition and Bangla Meaning.
‡h kã Noun ev Pronoun Gi c~‡e© e‡m H Noun ev Pronoun Gi m‡½ ev‡K¨i Ab¨ Word- Gi m¤úK© eywS‡q †`q, Zv‡K Preposition e‡j|
Preposition evsjv wefw³ I Abym‡M©i g‡Zv e¨eüZ nq|
1 wbw`©ó ¯’v‡b †evSv‡Zt wbw`©ó mgq †evSv‡Zt †QvU ¯’vb †evSv‡Zt
at
wbw`©ó j¶¨e¯‘ †evSv‡Zt Kg© ms¯’vb ev wk¶vcÖwZôv‡b †evSv‡Zt
2 above wbw`©ó msL¨vi †ewk eySv‡Zt msjMœ bv n‡q Dc‡i eySv‡Zt E‡aŸ© eySv‡Zt
3 opposite wecixZ w`‡K †evSv‡Zt
4 about cÖvq †evSv‡Zt mgÜ ev m¤úK© †evSv‡Zt
5 across AvovAvwo fv‡e †evSv‡Zt
6 against weiæ‡× , cÖwZK~‡j, ¯’‡j, cv‡k †evSv‡Zt
7
among `y‡qi Awa‡Ki g‡a¨ †evSv‡Zt
8 after c‡i †evSv‡Zt
9 before c~‡e© †evSv‡Zt
10 beside cv‡k †evSv‡Zt
11 besides Qvov/AwaKš‘ †evSv‡Zt
12 below/ beneath/
bx‡P †evSv‡Zt
under/ underneath
13 behind wcQ‡b †evSv‡Zt
14 beyond QvovBqv hvIqv ‡evSv‡Zt `~‡i †evSv‡Zt
15 between `yB- Gi g‡a¨ †evSv‡Zt
16 Kv‡iv ev wKQzi Øviv †evSv‡Zt cvkvcvwk ‡evSv‡Zt
by
wba©vwiZ mg‡qi Av‡MB †evSv‡Zt †Kvb Kvi‡Yev d‡j ‡evSv‡Zt
17 down Dci †_‡K wb‡P ‡evSv‡Zt
18 for ‡Kvb wKQzi Rb¨ ‡evSv‡Zt hver ev a‡i †evSv‡Zt
19 from ‡_‡K/nB‡Z †evSv‡Zt
20
†fZ‡i ev g‡a¨ ‡evSv‡Zt
in
mßvn, gvm ,FZz, eQi, kZvãxi ,‡Kvb welq, cwiav‡b, Ae¯’v eo ¯’vb †evSv‡Zt
21 till, until ch©šÍ †evSv‡Zt †h ch©šÍ bv †evSv‡Zt
22 into ‡fZ‡ii w`‡K †evSv‡Zt
23 like g‡Zv †evSv‡Zt
24 near wbK‡U †evSv‡Zt
25 of i, Gi †evSv‡Zt
26 msjMœ n‡q Dc‡i †evSv‡Zt ZvwiL ev evi †evSv‡Zt
on
‡Kvb Dcj¶ †evSv‡Zt ‡Kvb Dcv‡q †evSv‡Zt
27 over Dc‡i ¯úk© bv K‡i †evSv‡jt
28 outside evB‡i †evSv‡Zt
29 out of ‡Kvb wKQz †_‡K ‡ewi‡q Avmv †evSv‡Zt
30 since AZx‡Zi wbw`©ó mgq †_‡K †evSv‡Zt
31 to w`‡K, cÖwZ †evSv‡Zt gy‡LvgywL ev mvgbv mvgwb †evS‡Zt
32 towards Awfgy‡L †evSv‡Zt
33 through wfZi w`‡q ev Øviv †evSv‡Zt
34 up wbP †_‡K Dc‡i eySv‡Zt
35 upon Dc‡i †evSv‡Zt
36 with †Kvb e¨w³i mv‡_, Kv‡Q I e¯‘i g‡a¨ eySv‡Zt †Kvb e¯‘ Øvi KvR m¤úbœ nq eySv‡Zt
37 within wbw`©ó mgqmxgvi g‡a¨ †evSv‡Zt
38 without e¨ZxZ ev Qvov †evSv‡Zt
39 except or excepting ev` w`‡q, e¨ZxZ, e¨wZ‡i‡K †evSv‡Zt
40 along eivei A_© †evSv‡Z:
 Learn Correct Spelling.
AZ¥mgc©Y Pvwj‡q
c_Pvix evievi, cÖvqB cwikÖg evwYR¨ `vqfvi g‡bvweÁvb A_©nxb ¸wo ¸wo e„wó
Kiv hvIqv
Surrender Pedestrian Frequently Diligence Commerce Liability Psychology Meaningless Continue Drizzling

Reading Practice with Correct Pronunciation.

Reading books is an excellent habit. There is no alternative to it. One has to read books to acquire knowledge. Many
persons do not read books. Nowadays students do not show interest in books either. The Japanese are industrious. Japan
is not rich in natural resources. Skilled and efficient manpower is her greatest wealth. Only by dint of diligence Japan
has developed. Japan is an example for a country like ours.Few days ago I went to my village home. Then it was rainy
season. Most of the roads were about to go under water because of heavy rainfall. After undergoing a lot of troubles I
reached home. But having reached home, I forgot all the troubles which I had to bear on my way.Road accidents are
increasing everyday. Many people are dying. The drivers of the vehicles have to be more careful. The pedestrians are
also not free from this liability. The lives of the people are very much precious.It is the last day of Ashar. The sky is
covered with cloud. It is about to rain. It is dark all around. A passer-by was looking at the sky frequently
Measure your speed
1st. 2nd. 3rd.
Note. 1. Cutting, Running, nodding, stopping, begging, hopping, emitting, nodding, patting,
planning, referring, rubbing,dropping.
(GK wm‡jej wewkó Verb Gi ‡k‡li A¶iwU hw` Consonant nq Ges Gi c~‡e© hw` GKwU
Vowel _v‡K Zvn‡j †mB k‡ãi †k‡l ing ‡hvM Ki‡Z n‡j †k‡li Consonant wU w`¦Z¡ nq)
Note.2- Draw= Drawing, Play= Playing (Verb Gi †k‡li A¶iwU hw` W ev Y nq (Semi Vowel) nq ‡m
‡¶‡Î ing ‡hvM Kivi mgq wØZ¡ nq bv)
Note.3- Come= Coming, Give=Giving. {Verb Gi †k‡l hw` e _v‡K (hv D”PviY nq bv) Zvn‡j ing ‡hv‡Mi mgq
H e ev` hvq}
Note.4- Die= Dying, Lie=Lying. (Verb Gi †k‡l hw` ie _v‡K Zvn‡j H ie Gi cwie‡Z© y nq Ges ing ‡hvM
Ki‡Z nq)
 Words alike in sounds but unlike in meaning (cÖvq m‡gv”PvwiZ wfbœv_©K kã wKšÍy A_© wfbœ)
advice (n) Dc‡`k Advise (v) civgk© ev Dc‡`k †`Iqv
age eqm edge (v) avi, cÖvšÍ, wKbviv, avi †`Iqv
bale gv‡ji e¯Ív ev MvuBU bail Rvwgb, RvgvbZ
rain e„wó reign ivRZ¡, kvmbKvj, ivRZ¡ Kvj
beside cv‡k besides ZvQvov
race cÖwZ‡hvMxZv rage ‡µva, †ivl,
rein ‡Nvovi jvMvg, ejMv reins g~Îvkq, g~ί’jx
bed weQvbv bad Lvivc
breeze g„`yg›` evZvm bridge ‡mZy
buy µq Kiv bye we`vq Rvbv‡bv
cell ‡gvevBj †mU sell wewµ Kiv
chief cÖavb cheap m¯Ív
career KvR, †ckv, e„wË carrier cwievnK
dear wcÖq deer nwiY
due evKx, cÖvc¨ dew wkwki
die gviv hvIqv dye is Kiv
fair ‡gjv fear fq
fool ‡evKv full cwic~Y©
foul cÖwZK~j fowl gyiMxi gvsm
hare Li‡Mvk hear ‡kvbv
in wfZ‡i inn cvš—kvjv, mivBLvbv
keen aviv‡jv kin RvwZ
know Rvbv no bv
keel Rvnv‡Ri Zjv kill nZ¨v Kiv
late g„Z let AbygwZ †`Iqv
land f~wg lend avi ‡`Iqv
meet m¶vZ Kiv meat gvsm
male cyiæl mail WvK
mane ‡Kki,Nb Pzj main cÖavb
new bZzb knew ‡R‡bwQj
pray cÖv_©bv Kiv prey wkKvi Kiv
pen Kjg pan KovB
peace kvwšÍ piece UzKiv
pock ‡`vjv‡bv poke ‡LuvPv‡bv
rest wekÖvg wrest ejc~e©K jIqv, wQwb‡q †bIqv
see ‡`Lv sea mvMi
sit emv seat Avmb
son cyÎ sun m~h©
ship RvnvR sheep ‡fov
some wKQz sum AsK
shame j¾¡v same GKB
test cix¶v taste ¯^v`
write wjLv right mwVK
week mßvn wick/weak mvwjZv, †gvg`vwb/`ye©j
ago c~‡e© ego AvZ¥gh©v`v, AvZ¥v
ace me©Rqx cÖwZ‡hvMx,†miv e¨w³ ash f¯§, QvB

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st nd
1 . 2 . 3rd.
 How to tell time :wKfv‡e mgq ejv‡Z nq?
A.M= Ante Meridian = ivZ 12Uv †_‡K `ycyi 11Uv 59 wgwbU ch©š— mgq‡K ejv nq |
P.M= Post Meridian = `ycyi 12Uv †_‡K ivZ 11Uv 59 wgwbU ch©š— mgq‡K ejv nq |
c~Y© N›Uv eySv‡j- o’clock
mv‡o eySv‡j- Half past
‡cŠ‡Y eySv‡j- Quarter To
‡mvqv eySv‡j- Quarter Past
evR‡Z eySv‡j To , †e‡R eySv‡j Past
cÖkœ ‡hfv‡e Ki‡Z nq| (How to make question).
What time is it now?
What time is it?
Time please?
DËi ‡`Iqvi †KŠkj|
It is---.
It was ---.
It will be---.
It has been----.
It is still---.
Some Example here.
1. It is 6 O’clock
2. It is 6 a.m.
3. It is 6 p.m.
4. It is half past three.
5. It is quarter to eight.
6. It is quarter past eight.
7. It is twenty minuets past five.
8. It is five twenty.
9. It is five to seven.
10. It is seven five.
 Let’s learn more.....
1. I can’t but (do). Avwg bv K‡i _vK‡Z cvwi bv|
Remember Allah, love you, hate you, think about it, speak in English, help him/her.
covi mgq cov, †Ljvi mgq †Ljv, LvIqvi mgq LvIqv, Ny‡gi mgq Nyg|
2. Read while it is time for reading,
Play while it is time for playing.
Eat while it is time for eating.
Sleep while it is time for sleeping.
3. I have to (speak) in Englsih. Avgv‡K Bs‡iRx‡Z K_v ej‡Z n‡e|
4. I shall have to (speak) in English. Avgv‡K Bs‡iRx‡Z K_v ej‡Z n‡e|
Understand, Come, Make, Thank, Write, Learn
5. ‡Kv_vq a n‡e Ges †Kv_vq an
A, Av, B, D, I, G, G¨v = an (The Gi D”PviY n‡e w`)
Avi evKx mKj ‡¶‡Î a Ges (The Gi D”PviY n‡e `¨v)

How to be a good debate competitor?

Starting speech of Debate Competition
All praise is due to Allah. Who is the lord of the world. He is the beneficent and the merciful. Master of the
Day of Judgment. Keep us on the right path.
Good Morning/ Afternoon/Evening. How are you?
Present honourable chief guest, special guest, wise judges, moderator, talented opponents, ladies and
gentleman, dear brothers and sisters, all the students and audience take my salam Assalamualikum.
This --------- In front of you.
An important topic has been selected for debate competition.
Today our debate topic is..... “Village life is better than town life to make a happy life”
Several factors must be taken into account when taking a side in a debate.
All things considered I remain firmly in favour of the subject. All things considered I remain firmly in
against the subject.
I am the -------speaker, motion of the topic/against motion of the topic.
Concluding Speech of debate: No debate, no argument. It is logical and right. “Village life is better than
town life to make a happy life” or “Town life is better than village life to make a happy life”.
Thank you moderator, thank you all.

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