Right Form of Verbs
Right Form of Verbs
Rule#07
এক ধি বাকযসে যধি দুইধি Main verb র্া সক ে াহস, ২য় verb-ধির ো সর্ ing ক যাগ হয়।
Rule#08
While + continues + indefinite[যধি ক কান বা সকয While র্া সক োহস, While- এর পসরর Verb-ধির ো সর্ ing যুক্ত হয়]
Rule#10
Gerund/ infinitive>Singular verb
To walk/walking in the morning is a good exercise.
S+and+S> Singular verb
Time and tide waits for none.
S+and+S> Singular verb
Two and two makes four.
Distributive pronoun/ indefinite pronoun> Singular verb
1. Nobody is here.
2. Everyone is allowed.
A number of>Plural verb, The number of>Singular verb
1. A number of people are waiting to see you.
2. The number of students is increasing day by day.
The + Adjective-Plural common noun>Verb plural
The poor are born to suffer.
Verb + noun/pronoun………>to verb
My father advice me to read regularly
Rule#11
Present tense + since + Past indefinite
Past tense + since + Past perfect
Rule#12
Past indefinite + after + past perfect
Past perfect + before + Past indefinite
Rule#13
Present tense (time, high time) + Past indefinite tense
Past tense (time, high time) + past perfect tense
Rule#14
Wish + past indefinite (to-be verb হ য় র were )
I wish I were a king.
Wished + past perfect tense ( য় র had been )
I wished I had been a king.
Rule#16
No sooner +past perfect + past indefinite
Would that + past tense
Would that I could go to college.
Lest + should
He ran fast lest he should miss the train.
Rule#17
Had better/ had rather/ would better/ would rather/ must/ need/ dare/ Any modals verb + Verb-1
News/ politics/ mathematic/ physic/ gallows/ statistic/ ethic/ economics/ innings>Use singular verb
People/ cattle/ vegetables/ goods/ circumstances/ marks/ pains/ studies/ works/ custom/ airs/ premises/
arms/ irons/ manners/ quarters/ amends/ pliers/ tongs/ parts/ letters/ out of/ sorts/ out of sprits/ orders>Use
plural verb
Scissors/ parts/ trousers/ spectacles>Use plural verb
Information/ scenery/ machinery/ advice/ furniture/ news wage/ poetry/ issue/ brick/ hair/ alphabet/
language/ politics/ the UAS>Use singular verb
1. What you (do) —– now? 31. T he plants of the field (be) —– stronger than that.
2. Why Mr. Kamal (look) —– so happy? 32. T he communicative system of our village (be) —– very good.
3. No sooner had the students (see) —– the headmaster than they (enter) — 33. T en thousand taka (be not) —– huge amount.
– into the class room. 34. 200 miles (be) —– a long way.
4. It is many years since I (do) —– it. 35. Everybody of the class (be) —– present in the program.
5. Many years have passed since his parents (die) —–. 36. Nothing (be) —– impossible.
6. T he area has been developed since I (leave) —– the place. 37. T he students each (has) —– to sit for the exam.
7. I have completed the work before he (come) —–. 38. More than a student (be) —– able to answer the question.
8. My father went to pilgrim after he (finished) —– his job. 39. More than two students (be) —– absent from their works.
9. I have better (to sleep) —– now. 40. One-third of the work (have) —– been finished.
10. I will not let you (to do) —– the work. 41. One third of the villagers (be) —– present in the program.
11. Having (finish) —– the work I went out to walk. 42. T he greater part of the students (be) —– bad.
12. T he headmast er desired the notice to be (hang) —–. 43. None (be) —– present in the meeting yesterday.
13. Last Friday I went to Nil Khet with a view to (collect) —– my books. 44. All the works (has) —– been completed.
14. I never thought of (do) —– the work. 45. All that glitters (be) —– not gold.
15. It is high time we (change) —– our country. 46. If only I (be) —– a king!
16. I wish I (to be) —– a poet. 47. T he players in the field (be) —– taking rest.
17. I fancy I (change) —– myself. 48. Noman and Roni (has) —– gone to (his) —– village.
18. She sings as if she (be) —– a singer. 49. T he headmaster and secretory (be) —– coming towards the class.
19. She continued as through I (not speak) —–. 50. T he headmaster and the secretory (be) —– discussing with the students
20. One of my friends (fail) —– in the examination. about a matter.
21. He said that he (go) —– home the next day. 51. Rice and curry (be) —– a not good food for rich.
22. If you helped him he (pass) —– the examination. 52. Slow and steady (win) —– the race.
23. If I have seen the boy I (give) —– him some money. 53. T ime and tide (wait) —– for none.
24. T he child (cry) —– for three hours. 54. Each boy and each girl (have) —– a pen.
25. I (do) —– the work since in the morning. 55. No boy and no girl (do) —– the work.
26. I got my room (clean) —–. 56. Every boy, every girl and every child (be) —– welcomed.
27. I had my food (cook) —–. 57. Rina and not her sisters (have) —– done it.
28. While (walk) —– on the road I saw a dead cow beside t he road. 58. T he boy as well as his brothers (have) —– got a good figure in the
29. While we (work) —– in the garden we found a dead snake. examination.
30. He ran fast lest he (miss) —– the train. 59. T he headmaster along with his students (have) —– planted the seeds.
60. Mr. Jamal accompanied by his children (have) —– attended the party.