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Want more Updates http://facebook.com/tanbir.ebooks facebook /gmail/skype: - http://tanbircox.blogspot.com আনায ফু ক ফা pdf রযডারযয Menu Bar এয View অনরি তে রিক করয Auto /Automatically Scroll অনরি কন (অথফা যারয তমরে Ctrl + Shift + H )এফায up Arrow ফা down Arrow তে রিক করয আনায ড়ায ু রফধা অনুারয র ীড রিক করয রনন। Preposition And Conjunction A Preposition is a connecting word used before a noun or a pronoun or a phrase and makes relationship with other words. * To distinguish between preposition and conjunction always remember one thing, Preposition connects a word or phrase but conjunction connects a clause. I arrived at the office after him. [Here after is preposition] I arrived at the office after he did. [Here after is conjunction] But very few Conjunctions are used as prepositions. It is not very much frequent in English. A conjunction connects two clauses and makes relationships with other words. For Example: He looks like me [Like is preposition] It was done, as you wanted [As is conjunction] He did as I instructed. He instructed like my father. একইযকভবারফ unless (conjunction) এফং without (preposition) এয ফযফায তেখা মায়। For Example: I would have failed unless you helped. I would have failed without your help.

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  • 1.Want more Updates http://facebook.com/tanbir.ebooksfacebook /gmail/skype: - http://tanbircox.blogspot.com pdf Menu Bar View Auto /Automatically Scroll ( Ctrl + Shift + H ) up Arrow down Arrow Preposition And ConjunctionA Preposition is a connecting word used before a noun or a pronoun or a phrase and makesrelationship with other words.* To distinguish between preposition and conjunction always remember one thing, Preposition connectsa word or phrase but conjunction connects a clause.I arrived at the office after him.[Here after is preposition]I arrived at the office after he did.[Here after is conjunction]But very few Conjunctions are used as prepositions. It is not very much frequent in English.A conjunction connects two clauses and makes relationships with other words.For Example:He looks like me [Like is preposition]It was done, as you wanted [As is conjunction]He did as I instructed.He instructed like my father. unless (conjunction) without(preposition) For Example:I would have failed unless you helped.I would have failed without your help.

2. Want more Updates http://facebook.com/tanbir.ebooksfacebook /gmail/skype: - http://tanbircox.blogspot.com* Like Tarek, Masud was caught by mistake.(C Unit 2005-2006)@A. Like Tarek B. Like Tareks captureC. Just as Tarek was caught D. Similar to TarekE. As did TarekA. because B. since@C. although D. whichA. except B. nor@C. without D. before@A. Many embarrassing situations occur formisunderstandingB. Many embarrassing situations occur of amisunderstandingC. Much embarrassing situations occur because of amisunderstandingD. Many embarrassing situations occur because amisunderstandingA. to resembleB. which resemblesC. despite its resemblance@D. although it resembles@A. The flower is red like bloodB. The flower is blood like redC. The Flower is as red as bloodD. The flower is bloody 3. Want more Updates http://facebook.com/tanbir.ebooksfacebook /gmail/skype: - http://tanbircox.blogspot.comA. all B. no one@C. none D. nothing(B Unit 2000 - 01)A. eventually B. thus@C. therefore D. therebyFor Example:He is both a footballer as well as a cricketer. (Inc)He is both a footballer and a cricketer. (Cor)For Example:I went there and found him.I went there but did not find him.* I had two eggs for breakfast and ---- of them wasfresh. (D Unit 2002 - 2003)A. neither @B. eitherC. both D. not oneFor Example:You should take an umbrella in case it rains.You should not go outside if it rains.* Choose the right option for the gap.(B Unit 2003 - 2004)Give her a telephone number to ring she getslost.A. unless B. whetherC. perhaps @D. in case. 4. Want more Updates http://facebook.com/tanbir.ebooksfacebook /gmail/skype: - http://tanbircox.blogspot.comFor Example:Stephen is as sharp as a tack.Grammar Sentence- Meaning Rule Preposition Rule Meaning Preposition Appropriate Preposition Preposition Preposition Between Among Preposition Between Noun Plural Noun among For Example:In a federal form of government, power is dividedamong the legislative, executive and judicialbranches.Although both teams were from the samecountry, there was cut throat competitionbetween them.The work is distributed between the secretary andthe receptionist.Divide the money among the players.Besides Preposition Word Phrase Besides , Beside Besides beside For Example:Besides studies, Students should be involved insocial activities.6( )(, )Besides our dog, we have two cats.We sat beside the teacher. 5. Want more Updates http://facebook.com/tanbir.ebooksfacebook /gmail/skype: - http://tanbircox.blogspot.comSuch as Preposition Word Phrase Such as For Example:There are different kinds of newspapers such asdailies, weeklies and monthliesSome birds, such as robins and cardinals, spendthe winter in the North.Instead of Preposition Word Phrase For Example:We went to Kuakata instead of abroad.You can take physics instead of biology Preposition Word Phrase despite of For Example:Despite his denial, we know that he was guilty.In spite of his denial, we know that he wasguilty.Despite his physical handicap, he has become asuccessful businessman.In spite of his physical handicap, he has becomea successful businessman.Jane will be admitted to the university despiteher bad grades. Adjective From from For Example:The chairs are wet form the rain.He got sick from studying too much. for 6. Want more Updates http://facebook.com/tanbir.ebooksfacebook /gmail/skype: - http://tanbircox.blogspot.comFor Example:This is a good book for research.He designed the telescope for studying thestructure of universe.Because Conjunction Clause because of preposition word phrase For Example:He was absent because her cold was worse.He was absent because of her cold.So that Conjunction Clause Join Sothat For Example:We work hard so that we can get chance.He is studying hard so that he can pass hisexams.A. not any B. neitherC. nor D. nor withoutA. either B. butC. instead D. orA. moreover B. but alsoC. as well D. andA. but it B. so it 7. Want more Updates http://facebook.com/tanbir.ebooksfacebook /gmail/skype: - http://tanbircox.blogspot.comC. it D. however it.A. and B. toC. also D. whichA. such B. bothC. either D. neitherA. so B. whileC. and D. norA. or B. otherwiseC. and D. norA. not only the substanceB. the substance which is not onlyC. not only a substance which isD. not the only substance.A. or B. soC. but D. which 8. Want more Updates http://facebook.com/tanbir.ebooksfacebook /gmail/skype: - http://tanbircox.blogspot.comAn Interjection is a word, which expresses some suddenfeeling or emotion.(i) Hurrah! We have won the game. (Avb`)(ii) Alas! I am undone. (welv`)(iii) What a beautiful scenery it is ! () Ah ! Oh! Ha !()(iv) Bravo! You have done well. ()(v) Fie! Fie! ( )(vi) Hi! Hello! (vii) Humph! Hess ()(viii) Hark! Hush! ( )(ix) Tut! tut! ( ) 9. 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