Enlish Grammer
Av‡jvP¨ welqt- Deteails Discussion on Sentence,
Number, Gender.
Deteails
Sentence:- A word or a
group of wards having a complete sense is called a sentence- A_©r GK ev GKvwaK kã
wg‡j e³vi g‡bi fve m¤úyY© iƒ‡c cÖKvk
Ki‡j Zv‡K
sentence e‡j|
‡hgb: (a) Stand up
(b) He writes a
letter
(c) Come or go
hvq †nvK GKwU sentence Gi `yBwU Ask|
(a)
Subject (b) Predicate.
(a) Subject: ev‡K¨ hvi m¤ú‡K© wKQz
ejv nq, Zv‡K Subject e‡j | †hgb: Sakib is a good
player. GLv‡b
mvwKe m¤ú‡K© ejv n‡q‡Q †h mvwKe GKRb fv‡jv †L‡jvqvo|
(b) Predicate: ev‡K¨ Subject m¤ú‡K© hv wKQz ejv nq,
Zv‡K Predicate e‡j| †hgb: Sakib is a good
player. GLv‡b
mvwKe m¤ú‡K© ejv n‡q‡Q †h, mvwKe GKRb fv‡jv †L‡jvqvo| fv‡jv †L‡jvqvo Uv Predicate.
wKš‘ syntax ( Sentence Building) Abyhvqx Avgiv evK¨
mvR‡j cvB, Sub+verb+Object/extension
Categories
Of Sentence:
According to Meaning (A_© Abymv‡i) There are five kinds of sentence-
1. Assertive
Sentence 2. Interrogative
Sentence
3. Imperative
Sentence 4. Optative Sentence
5. Exclamatory
Sentence
1. Assertive sentence: Assertive
sentence make a simple ststement of affairs, action, feeling, or belief. ‡h evK¨ Øviv †Kv‡bv
wKQz‡K eY©bv Kiv ‡evSvq|
An Assertive
Sentence may be divided into two kinds:
1. Affermative.
2. Negative.
†hgb: I know him.
I don’t know him
2. Interrogative sentence: It asks
Questions. Gai‡bi
evK¨ †Kv‡bv wKQz wRÁvmv Kiv nq| †hgb How r You? Why is he there?
3. Imperative sentence: It
expresses command, advice request etc. Gai‡bi evK¨ Av‡`k, Dc‡`k, Aby‡iva BZ¨vw` cÖKvk
K‡i| †hgb - Come
here, Don’t smoke.
4. Optative sentence: It
expresses a wish or prayer etc. G ai‡bi ‡Kv‡bv AvbyôvwbK B”Qv ev Kvgbv cÖKvk K‡i| †hgb May Allah
help you. Long live Bangladesh.
4. Exclamatory sentence: It
expresses a sudden feeling or emotion. †hgb Alas! He is no more, What a tragic
Dramma scene it was!
∆. According to the number and nature of clauses
in them. English sentence are generally divided into the three categories:-
1.Simple
sentence:-
Whene a sentence consists of one subject
and one predicate it is called simple sentence.( ai‡bi ev‡K¨ GKwU subject I GKwU predicate _v‡K|
†hgb:- has a nice
car. The vegetables are fresh.
2.
Compound Sentence:- A
sentence Which containes two or more independent clauses is called a compound
sentence. †hgb:- Do or die.
He is poor but happy.
3.
Complex Sentence:-
A sentence Which containes one independent clauses and one or more dependent
clauses is called a complex sentence. †hgb:- I know the man who came hre.
Number
Number kãwU Øviv †Kv‡bvwKQzi msL¨v eySv‡bv n‡q‡Q| Avi Grammar Gi fvlvq †Kv‡bv e¨w³
e¯‘y ev cÖvbxi msL¨v eySv‡bv n‡q‡Q| A_v©r e¨w³ ev e¯‘i msL¨v‡K Bs‡iwR‡Z Number e‡j| Number `yB cÖKvi| h_v:- 1.Singular
Number 2. Plural Number
1.Singular
Number:- ‡h
Naun
Øviv GKwU
gvÎ e¨w³ e¯‘ msL¨v m¤ú‡K© aviYv cÖ`vb K‡i Zv‡K Singular Number e‡j| h_v- A man, a
boy, a cat, a cow.
2. Plural
Number:- ‡h
Naun
Øviv AwaK
e¨w³ e¯‘ msL¨v m¤ú‡K© aviYv cÖ`vb K‡i Zv‡K Plural Number e‡j| h_v- men, boys,
cats, etc
wKQz ePb Gi D`vnviY wb‡P †`qv n‡jv:-
Singular
|
Plural
|
Singular
|
Plural
|
Fly
|
Flies
|
Addendum
|
Addenda
|
Duty
|
Duties
|
Agendum
|
Agenda
|
Party
|
Parties
|
Aquarium
|
Aquaria
|
Country
|
Countries
|
Bacterium
|
Bacteria
|
Story
|
Stories
|
corrigendum
|
corrigenda
|
Family
|
Families
|
datum
|
Data
|
Lady
|
Ladies
|
Dictum
|
Dicta
|
City
|
Cities
|
Effulivium
|
Effulivia
|
Ferry
|
Ferries
|
Encomium
|
Encomia
|
Baby
|
Babies
|
Erratum
|
Errata
|
Enemy
|
Enemies
|
Examplum
|
Exampla
|
Army
|
Armies
|
Exordium
|
Exordia
|
Belief
|
Beliefs
|
Flagellum
|
Flagella
|
Brief
|
Briefs
|
Fulcrum
|
Fulcra
|
Chief
|
Chiefs
|
Forum
|
Fora
|
Cliff
|
Cliffs
|
Gymnasium
|
Gymnasia
|
Hoof
|
Hoofs
|
Hilum
|
Hila
|
Roof
|
Roofs
|
Hypogastrium
|
Hypogastria
|
Canto
|
Cantos
|
Idolum
|
Idola
|
Photo
|
Photos
|
Medium
|
Media
|
Piano
|
Pianos
|
Memorandum
|
Memoranda
|
Quarto
|
Quartos
|
Optium
|
Optia
|
Army
|
Armies
|
Ovum
|
Ova
|
Baby
|
Babies
|
Referendum
|
Referenda
|
Body
|
Bodies
|
Optimum
|
Optima
|
Country
|
countries
|
Symposium
|
Symposia
|
foot
|
Feet
|
Ultimatum
|
Ultimata
|
Man
|
men
|
Analysis
|
Analyses
|
tooth
|
teeth
|
Axis
|
Axes
|
woman
|
women
|
Basis
|
Bases
|
Alumnus
|
Alumni
|
Crisis
|
Crises
|
focus
|
foci
|
Diagnosis
|
Diagnoses
|
Genius
|
Genii
|
Hypothesis
|
Hypotheses
|
Radius
|
Radii
|
Oasis
|
Oases
|
syllabus
|
syllabi
|
thesis
|
theses
|
∆. Gender:
Bs‡iwR fvlvq Ggb wKQz mywb`„ó kã Av‡Q †h¸‡jv w`‡q
ïaygvÎ cyiyl ev bvix‡K †evSvq A_ev Dfq‡K eySvq A_ev G‡`i KvI‡K †evSvq bv eywS‡q
Ab¨ ‡Kv‡bv A‡PZb c`v©_‡K eySvq| GB kã ev Word ¸‡jv‡K Gender e‡j|
∆. Gender cÖavbZ Pvi cÖKvi-
1. Masculine
Gender 2. Feminine Gender
3. Common
Gender 4. Neuter Gender
∆. Gender
cwieZ©b n‡q _v‡K
mvaviYZ Masculine ‡_‡K Feminine ev Feminine ‡_‡K Masculine Avevi wfbœ kã e¨venvi K‡i
AwaKvsk †ÿ‡Î G cwieZ©b Kiv nq-
Masculine
|
Feminine
|
Bachelor (AweevwnZ cyiæl)
|
Spinster/ maid(AweevwnZv ¯¿x)
|
Baeu (my›`i cyiæl)
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Belle(my›`i bvix)
|
Boar(k~Kzi)
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Sow(k~Kzix)
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Brother(fvB)
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Sister(‡evb)
|
Buck(nwiY)
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Doe(nwiYx)
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Drake(cvwZnuvm)
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Duck(cvwZnuvmx)
|
Drone(cys †gŠgvwQ)
|
Bee(¯¿x†gŠgvwQ)
|
Gender(ivRnsm)
|
Goose(ivRnsmx)
|
Lad(evjK)
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Lass(evwjKv)
|
Monk,friar(gVevmx)
|
Nun(gVevwmbxx)
|
Sloven(‡bvsiv †cvlvK civ cyiæl)
|
Slut(‡bvsiv †cvlvK civ gwnjv)
|
Stag(nwiY)
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Hind(nwiYx)
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Swain(‡cÖwgK hyev)
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Nymph(hyeZx bvix)
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Tailor(`wR©)
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Seamstress(gwnjv`wR©)
|
Wizard(hv`yKi)
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witch(hv`yKix)
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Author(‡jLK)
|
Authoress(‡jwLKv)
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God(‡`eZv)
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Godess(‡`eZv)
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Heir(DËivwaKvix)
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Heiress(DËivwaKvix)
|
Host(AwZw_†meK)
|
Hostess(AwZw_†mweKv)
|
Lion(wmsn)
|
Lioness(wmsnx)
|
Manager(e¨e¯’vcK)
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Manageress(gwnjv e¨e¯’vcK)
|
Patron(c„ó‡cvlK)
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Patroness(c„ó‡cvwlKv)
|
Poet(Kwe)
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Poetess(gwnjv Kwe)
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Prince(ivRcyÎ)
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Princeess(ivRKb¨v)
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Actor (Awf‡bZv)
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Actress (Awf‡bÎx)
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Emperor(mg&ªvU)
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Empress(mg&ªvÁx)
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Boy-baby(‡Q‡j)
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Girl-baby (‡g‡q)
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Billy- goat(cvVv)
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Nanny- goat(cvVx)
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Father-in-law(k¦ïi)
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Mother-in-law(k¦vïwo)
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Jack ass(cyiæl Mvav)
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she ass(gv`x Mvav)
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Peacock(gq~i)
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Peahen(gq~ix)
|
Hero(exi)
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Heroine(exi½bv)
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