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  A Day in the Zoo by Gerald Durrell Questions Answers | Extra textual Questions included Exercise 1 Choose the Correct Alternatives 1. The average day in a zoo begins just before — b) dawn  2. The birds searching the dewy grass on the lawn were — a) peahens  3. Stephen with a broom in his hand was guarding over the — c) apes 4. The name of the black Celebes ape was — a) Etam 5. The reptiles dozed in the temperature of — c) eighty degrees Exercise 2 Answer the Following Questions 1. How does the sky look as one is awakened by the birdsong?  Ans:  The sky looks slightly tinged with yellow as one is awakened by the birdsong. 2. How do the parrots and parakeets salute the people? Ans: The   parrots and parakeets salute the people with a cacophony of sounds. 3. What do all the animals do at the start of a new day?  Ans:  All the animals, excited and eager at the start of a new day, bustle about the cage...

Madhyamik 2027 English Suggestions | English WBBSE 2027 suggestion | মাধ্যমিক 2027 ইংরেজি Madhyamik 2027 English important Suggestions This suggestion is prepared by Koushik Gain. Very Very Important Proses Father's Help — R. K. Narayan  The Passing Away of Bapu — Nayantara Sehgal Less Important Proses The Cat — Andrew Barton Paterson Very Very Important Poems Fable — Ralph Waldo Emerson  My Own True family — Ted Hughes Less Important Poems Sea Fever — John Masefield Writing Suggestions for Madhyamik 2027 English 1. Letter Writing Formal letter — Letter to the Editor / Official letter/ Letter to the Inspector-in-Charge / Letter to Headmaster or Headmistress  Important Topics Environment degradation  Pollution due to burning fireworks  Drug addiction  Noise pollution  Road reconstruction  Waterlogging  Loss of phone  2. Report Writing Newspaper report  Others report ...

How to speak English fluently Speaking English fluently does not mean using difficult words while speaking or speaking in a foreign accent. It means your ability to express and explain your thoughts clearly and confidently without constantly translating every sentence in your head.  It doesn't matter whether you are a school student, college student, competitive exam aspirant, teacher, job seeker or a person who has interest in learning languages, anyone can improve their English speaking skills with right methods and constant practice. This article explains you practical ways following which regularly you will be able to speak English fluently and end up building confidence in your communication. ✓ Build a basic but strong vocabulary Vocabulary is the foundation of spoken English. You want to speak English but if you don't have sufficient vocabulary available in your head how would you speak then ? So you need to learn and memorize basic essential ...

Autumn by John Clare Poem Bengali meaning and Questions Answers ✓ Overview of the poem Autumn The poet captures the soft and peaceful pictures of the autumn and also describes an atmosphere that is free from harshness. Through the images of cottage smoke, nestling of pigeons round the cote and old crow, the poet conveys a sense of rest. ✓ Stanza 1 I love the fitful gust that shakes   The casement all the day, Bengali meaning: আমি ভালোবাসি ক্ষনে ক্ষনে আসা দমকা বাতাসকে যেটি সারাদিন ধরে নাড়াতে থাকে জানালার পাল্লাটিকে, And from the mossy elm tree takes   The faded leaves away, Bengali meaning: এবং শ্যাওলা যুক্ত/ধরা এলম গাছ থেকে ঝরিয়ে নিয়ে যায় বিবর্ণ পাতাগুলোকে Twirling them by the window pane With thousand others down the lane. Bengali meaning: সেই পাতাগুলোকে জানালার কাচের পাশে ঘুরিয়ে-ঘুরিয়ে নিয়ে আরও হাজার হাজার পাতার সঙ্গে রাস্তার দিকে উড়িয়ে নিয়ে যায়। ✓ Stanza 2 I love to see the shaking twig D...

All about a Dog by Alfred George Gardiner Question Answer Class 9 WBBSE Exercise 1 Choose the correct answer: 1. The younger woman carried a little — c) pekinese dog 2. The younger woman was suffering from — d) cough  3. The bell was pulled by the — a) conductor  4. The number of policemen to whom the woman expressed her anger was a) three 5. The problem the bus faced was with the — b) engine Exercise 2 Answer the following questions: 1. How many people got into the bus with the younger woman? Ans: A woman and a man got into the bus with the younger woman. 2. What was the conductor's order to the younger woman? Ans: The the conductor's order to the younger woman was that she must take the dog out . 3. Why did the conductor stand triumphant? Ans: The conductor stood triumphant because the woman who was carrying Pekinese dog had disappeared up the stairs on his order and he came back and pulled the bell and the bus went on. 4. What is that rule which cannot be broken without dan...

Future Tense Rules, Types & Examples | Complete English Grammar Guide Future tense means time of an action is future. In simple words, Future tense describes an action will happen later or after sometime. Types: Future Indefinite or Simple Future Tense  Future Continuous or Future Progressive Tense Future Perfect Tense  Future Perfect Continuous Tense  Future Indefinite or Simple Future Tense It describes an action which did not happen but will happen later. Rules/Sentence Structure: Affirmative:  Subject + shall/ will + Base verb (Verb1) + Object+ Remaining part. Negative: Subject + shall/ will + not + Base verb (Verb 1) + Object+ Remaining part. Interrogative: Shall/ will + Subject + Base verb (Verb1) + Object+ Remaining part ? Examples: Affirmative: She will buy a book Negative: I shall not play badminton in the evening today. Interrogative: Will our teacher start new math chapter today?  Future Continuous or Future Progressive Tense It describes an ...

Past Tense Rules, Types & Examples | Complete English Grammar Guide Past Tense  Time of actions is past that is actions that happened in the past. Types:  Past Indefinite or Simple Past Tense  Past Continuous Tense or Past Progressive Tense  Past Perfect Tense  Past Perfect Continuous Tense  Past Indefinite or Simple Past Tense  When it is used — Action that happened in the past  Past habits Rule:  Affirmative : Subject + Verb 2 ( past form) + Object + Remaining part  Negative : Subject + did + not + Verb 1 ( base form) + Object + Remaining part  Interrogative : Did + Subject+ verb 1 + Object + Remaining part ? For past habitual action -  Affirmative : Subject + would/ used to + Verb 1 + Object+ Remaining part. Negative : Subject + would/ used + not + to + Verb 1 + Object+ Remaining part. Interrogative :  Did + subject + use to + base verb + Object + Remaining part ? Would+ subject + base verb + Object + Remaining part...