Class 10 | Englsh Grammar | VERB PHRASES -MAKE SENTENCES | SEBA QUESTION BANK 2019

1. HSLC - 1998

    Take over  (to assume control of a
    business, management, duties etc
    নিয়ন্ত্ৰণ হাতলৈ নে) : He will take over the
    job permanently.

    As well as (in the same manner
    একেদৰেই) : He gave me money as well
    as advice.

    Come round ( to recover from মূৰ্ছা
    যোৱাৰ পাছত সংজ্ঞা ঘূৰাই পাওঁতে) : Give
    her time, and she may come around
    and see things your way.

    No sooner ....than : No sooner  had he
    come  than I left.

    Fall out (to quarrel কাজিয়া কৰ) : Dave
    and I fell out after a long argument.

    In no time ( instantly অতিশীঘ্ৰ) : You will
    get the book in no time.

2. HSLC - 1999

    Make out ( to see, discern; to
    comprehend ধৰিব পাৰ, বুজ; গম পা) : In
    the distance, I could just make out a
    shadowy figure.

    For good ( forever, permanently
    সদাকাল, স্থায়ীভাৱে) : He had left his
    country for good.

    Neither ...nor : I have neither money nor
    land.

    Run over ( To drive over, causing injury
    or death, গাড়ীৰে পাৰ কৰা, ফলত আহত বা
    মৃত্যু হোৱা) : Two children were run over
    by a car last night and killed.

    At times ( On occasion, sometimes
    সময়ে সময়ে, মাজে মাজে) : I feel lonely at
    times, but then somebody phones,
    and I cheer up again.

    As soon as ( At the moment when;
    immediately after মূহুৰ্ততে) : As soon as
    he arrived, everyone gasped.

3. HSLC 2000

    In no time ( instantly অতিশীঘ্ৰ) : The
    chief guest will arrive here in no time.

    bring up (To raise ডাঙৰ দীঘল কৰা) : She
    promised to bring up the children.

    pass away ( to die মৃত্যু হোৱা) : Gandhi
    passed away peacefully.

    set up (To ready something for use
    ব্যৱহাৰৰ বাবে কিবা প্ৰস্তুত কৰা) : We set up
    the sprinkler.

    as soon as ( At the moment when;
    immediately after মূহুৰ্ততে) : I came as
    soon as I could.

    none but :

4. HSLC 2001
   
    In black and white ( in writing কাগজে
    কলমে) : I'll believe that when I see it in
    black and white.

    get ride of ( to remove আঁতৰ কৰা) : I
    want to get ride of your influence over
    my life!

    turn up ( to appear উপস্থিত হ) : Has he
    turned up yet?

    stand by ( to abide by লাগি থকা) : She
    still stands by what I have said.

    break out ( to open or start যুদ্ধ, মহামাৰী
    আদিৰ উদ্ভৱ হ) : Malaria breaks out
    during summer.

    take down (to write down লিখি ল) : If
    you have a pen, you can take down my
    phone number.

5. HSLC 2002

    Look into ( to investigate, explore, or
    consider কোনো বিষয়ে চোৱা) : I shall
    look into the matter.

    Look after ( to attend to, or take care of
    যত্ন ল, প্ৰতিপাল কৰ) : Look after the
    children when I'm out.

    By fits and starts ( occasionally
    অনিয়মীতভাৱে) : If you work by fits and
    starts, you can't save money.

    At a loss ( not sure হতবুদ্ধি) : I'm at a
    loss how to proceed.

    So far as

6. HSLC 2003

    Keep back (to hold back ধৰি ৰাখা) :
    Hearing the sad news, the oldman
    could not keep back tears.

    Take to one's bed

    On account of ( due to কাৰণে, হেতুকে) : I
    could not attend the program on
    account of headache.

    Look down upon (

    Take heart (encouraging
    someone to bear or take up a difficult
    situation বিষম পৰিস্থিতিক সহ্য কৰিবলৈ
    উৎসাহিত কৰা) : Take heart, help will
    arrive shortly and everything will be
    fine.

    See off (To accompany someone to a
    point of departure; to ensure someone
    departs safely কাৰোবাক বিদায়
    দিয়ালৈকে সংগ দিয়া ) : Many friends
    came to see me off.

7. HSLC 2005

    Get off (To disembark, especially from
    mass transportation, such as a bus or
    train গাড়ীৰ পৰা নমা) : She got off the
    bus and then hired a auto.

    Set up (Logically order যুক্তিপূৰ্ণ ক্ৰম) :Set
    up my books collection.

    Run over (To cross by running দৌৰি পাৰ
    কৰা) The athletes must run over the
    bridge to reach the finish line.

    Call on (To visit a person দেখা কৰা)
    I really should call on my aunt more
    often.

    Make up ( To compensate থিৰাং কৰা) :
    He can make up the time next week.

8. HSLC 2006

    Call in (To summon someone কাৰোবাৰ
    ওচৰলৈ যোৱা) : The government called in
    the army to deal with the riots.

    Take over (To assume control of
    something নিয়ন্ত্ৰণ হাতলৈ নে) : He took
    over the business from his father. 

    Look into ( to investigate বিচাৰ কৰা) :
    The police was looking into the matter.

    Give away (to sacrifice ত্যাগ কৰা) : He
    gave himself away for the country.

    Fall out (to quarrel কাজিয়া কৰ) : The
    two brothers fell out over the plot of
    land.

9. HSLC 2007

    Run over ( To drive over, causing injury
    or death, গাড়ীৰে পাৰ কৰা, ফলত আহত বা
    মৃত্যু হোৱা) : Can you believe somebody
    would just run over a cat like that?

    Turn down (To refuse, decline, or deny
    অস্বীকাৰ কৰা, নাকচ কৰা) : He turned
    down all our offers of help.

    Send for ( to ask to come মাতি পঠিয়া) :
    Soniya asked Debyani to send for the
    doctor.

    Bring up ( To raise (children) ডাঙৰ দীঘল
    কৰা) : She did well enough bringing up
    two sons and a daughter on her own.

    Get through (To complete; to finish
    সম্পূৰ্ণ কৰা) : She got through her book
    this morning!

    Tell upon

10. HSLC 2008

    Look into ( look চোৱা) : He looked into
    her eyes.

    Make out (to comprehend বুজ, গম পা) : I
    could not make out what she had said.

    In no time (instantly অতিশীঘ্ৰে) : The
    doctor will reach here in no time.

    As soon as ( At the moment when;
    immediately after মূহুৰ্ততে) : As soon as
    the teacher entered the class, the
    students became silent.
    Look down upon

11. HSLC 2009

    Send for (To order or summon (a
    person) to one's presence কাৰোবাৰ
    ওচৰলৈ যোৱা) : The principal asked the
    chowkhider to send for the student.

    Tell upon :

    Turn up To increase the amount of
    something কিবা এটা পৰিমাণ বঢ়াই দিয়া)
    Turn up the radio and sing along.
   
    Run over (to overflow উপচি পৰা) : The
    bath water nearly ran over.

    Put up (To hang ওলমাই থ): Many people
    put up messages on their refrigerators.

12. HSLC 2010

    Break down (To digest হজম কৰা) :
    His stomach took a while to break
    down his food.

    Give away (to distribute বিলায় দে) : The
    principal gave away the prizes to the
    students.

    Look after (to watch চোৱা চিতা কৰ) :The
    grandmother Kherxuti looked after
    Sankardev.

    Call on (To visit (a person) দেখা কৰ)
    I really should call on my aunt more
    often.

    Sit for (to care for someone in the role
    of babysitter )I always loved sitting for
    Sarah and Jake -they felt like my own
    kids.

13. HSLC 2011

    Come about (To change সলনি হ) : The
    wind is come about.

    Give up ( to quit ত্যাগ কৰ) : They gave
    up the search when it got dark.

    For good ( forever, permanently
    সদাকাল, স্থায়ীভাৱে) : He left the country
    for good.

    Black sheep (A disliked person এজন
    ঘৃণিত মানুহ) : He always was the black
    sheep in the family, as an artist among
    doctors and lawyers.

14. HSLC 2012

    Nook and corner (Every corner প্ৰতিটো
    চুক):He traced my missing ring in every
    nook and corner of the house.

    Of late (recently শেহতীয়াভাৱে) : I have
    not visited them of late, but I hear they
    are doing well.

    With a view to (With an intention এটি
    লক্ষ্যৰে) : We read the contract with a
    view to finding a way out of it.

    Look after (To watch চোৱা চিতা কৰ) : I
    looked after the children with much
    care.

15. HSLC 2013

    Null and void

    By dint of (Because of কাৰণে) : The
    North Caucasus are part of Russia by
    dint of history.

    With flying colours (extremly well
    অতিশয় ভাল) : He passed the test with
    flying colors,as everyone hadexpected.

    All in all ( Generally সাধাৰণতে) : All in
    all, it's not a bad little hotal.

16. HSLC 2014

    Look into (to investigate অনুসন্ধান কৰ) :
    The police looked into matter seriously.

    Call off (to cancel পৰিহাৰ কৰ) : At last,
    they called off the strike.

    Get ride of (to lose হেৰুৱা) : I want to
    get rid of your influence over my life!

17. HSLC 2015

    In order to(to express the purpose of
    somethingকিবা এটাৰ উদ্দেশ্য প্ৰকাশ কৰা):
    In order to understand it, you must
    study deeply.

    All in all (everything considered
    সৰ্বতোপ্ৰকাৰে) : All in all, it was a great
    success
   

    Now and then (sometimes মাজে সময়ে) :
    Call your mother now and then and let
    her know you care.

    At large (freely স্বাধীনভাৱে) : The
    children are playing in the field at large.

18. HSLC 2016
   
    Bring up (to raise ডাঙৰ দীঘল কৰ) : The
    children are being brought up by the
    grandmother.

    Look for (to seek বিচাৰ) : The kittens
    are looking for their mother.

    Give up (to surrender সমৰ্পণ কৰ) : They
    gave him up to the police.

    Look after (to seek বিচাৰ) : If they are
    not married, they should be looking
    after a wife.

19. HSLC 2017

    Give away (To unintentionally reveal a
    secret (অনিচ্ছাকৃতভাৱে এটা গোপনীয়
    প্ৰকাশ কৰ) : He gave himself away with
    a stupid lie.

    Far and wide (everywhere চৌদিশে) :
    Socrates fame spreaded far and wide.

    Put out (to place outside বাহিৰত থ) :
    Don't forget to put out the dog.

    Turn up (To show up দেখা দে) : Is this
    your pencil that turned up in my
    drawer?

20. HSLC 2018

    Run over (To exceed the allotted time
    সময়সীমা অতিক্ৰম কৰ): The previous
    presentation ran over and ours had to
    start late.

    Deal in (To trade ব্যৱসায় কৰ) : My father
    deals in oil.

    Carry out (To fulfill পূৰ্ণ কৰ) : She finally
    carried out her life long ambition.

    In order to(to express the purpose of
    somethingকিবা এটাৰ উদ্দেশ্য প্ৰকাশ কৰা):
    In order to earn living for herself and
    her family of five children, she worked
    hard.

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          Preposition (i)
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          Determiner (i)
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