Optative Sentences(Answer)
1. The teacher prayed that he (S) might come round soon
2. The president prayed that Bangladesh
3. The dervish wished that I might shine in life.
4. The woman wished that he (s) might be happy.
5. Mother wished that I might live long.
6. Father wished that he (s) might pass the examination.
7. The speaker prayed that Allah might help him (listener)
8. They prayed that their president might live.
9. Mother prayed that Allah might bless me.
10. Monia wished that she (maria) might get a A+.
Exclamatory Sentences(Answer)
1. I exclaimed with wonder that he was a very brave man.
2. He exclaimed with joy it was a great pity.
3. I exclaimed with joy that he’s father was a great nice fellow.
4. The man exclaimed with sorrow that he (b) he was a great silly.
5. Nabil exclaimed with joy that it was a very nice gift he had got for him(s).
6. The traveler exclaimed with sorrow that the boys were very wicked.
7. The speaker with wonder that he (listener) had done very well.
8. I exclaimed with joy that I had had the wings of a bird.
9. I exclaimed with joy that she was a very nice girl.
10. Mr. Rahman exclaimed with sorrow that Samira had had a very terrible cousins poor.
11. You exclaimed with joy that my handwriting was very nice.
12. He exclaimed with joy that it was a very cheering report.
13. He exclaimed with sorrow that he was undone.
14. They exclaimed with joy that the mango was very sweet.
15. The boy exclaimed with fear that it was a very terrible storm.
16. The boy exclaimed with joy that his father had come.
17. I exclaimed that you were greatly obliged to me.
18. The teacher exclaimed with wonder that he was very funny.
Prepared by
Md. Khaled Saifulla
B.A (Hon’s), M.A (6th) in English (J.U)
Mob: 01911171864
E-mail: khaleds6@yahoo.com
Lecturer in English
Dr. Mahbubur Rahman Mollah College. Dhaka
Author:
“Real Learner’s Communicative English”
For H.S.C Students
Examiner :
Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education, Dhaka .
1 comment:
In India, people going from North to South for Education or business mostly communicate in English, which has become a link language. Keeping this in mind, the Parliament has also recognized English as an official language in addition to Hindi. All the facts of history and developments in present day India underline the continued importance of learning English in addition to vernaculars.
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