Md Taherul Islam Munna

Access, antidote, belong, prefer, approach, attach, attentive, disliking, dislike, key, due, harmful, hostile, obedient, objection, addicted, refer, lead, submission, temptation   after these words add to Education is key      to      success. Papers are attached     to    this prayer Doubt, Assure, Sure, Failure, Information, Observe, want, Proof , if these words comes before any noun or pronoun then add of between the N/P and the words  I amsure      of        Lima`s success. There  is no doubt       of      Foysal`s merit`s. Access, antidote, belong, prefer, approach, attach, attentive, disliking, dislike, key, due, harmful, hostile, obedient, objection, addicted, refer, lead, submission, temptation if these words comes before any noun or pronoun then add to between the N/P and the words. Education is key      ...

' In a pickle' To be ‘in a pickle’ means to be in a difficult situation with no easy solution. This is one of the phrases that came from William Shakespeare’s plays. ‘I am not sure whether to go to the meetings or finish my work. I am in a pickle!’ ‘Her car tyre burst and she's stuck on the freeway. She’s in a real pickle and needs help.’ This phrase was used in the play ‘The Tempest’. When to use 'do' and 'does ' We use ‘do’ with the pronouns 'I', 'we', 'you' and 'they'. ‘They do their shopping on Saturday.’ ‘Do we have to wait for the bus?’ ‘I do my homework straight after school.’ We use ‘does’ with third person singular pronouns: 'he', 'she' or 'it'. ‘Does she work late every night?’ ‘He does the cleaning on the weekend.’ ‘Does it always rain here?’ To ' burn out ' can mean to become very tired because of working too hard and for too long without a break. This i...

Comparing things When comparing two things, we use comparative adjectives. 'Higher' is an example of a comparative adjective. 'Investing in machines involves a higher cost than hiring more staff.' We often use 'than' for the option that is being compared. Remember for words of longer than two syllables, we use 'more' for the comparative. For example, hiring more people is 'more expensive'. Another way of comparing two ideas is to use linking words such as 'but' ,'although' and 'however'. 'Automation is expensive, but it's more efficient.' 'Although automation is expensive, it's more efficient.' 'Automation is expensive, however it's more efficient.' Can you think of some examples? How do you talk about something that is  possible and impossible? This is called describing likelihood and we can use words such as: - Unlikely - Possible - Probable - Certain ...

Have you seen any words on social media that you don't understand? Here are some useful words to know: 'What's trending' The word ‘trending’ refers to a measure of popularity. If a word or topic is 'trending' it is being talked about on social media. ‘Pictures of cute cats are trending online right now!’ ‘The hashtag ‪#‎ epicfail‬ is so popular with social media users that it is always trending.’ When something is widely shared on the internet and quickly becomes popular, we can say it has 'gone viral’. Videos, pictures or posts 'go viral' when many people like and share them. This comes from the idea that popular pieces of information are spread as quickly as an infectious disease, or virus, like the common cold. ‘The video of my dog doing tricks has gone viral.’ ‘His speech on equality was so moving, it went viral.'

Talking about your job is common when we meet someone. When we talk about what we do for a living, we start by saying: 'I'm a...' 'I work in a....' 'I work for a....' Here are some examples: 'I'm an English teacher.' 'I work in a school.' 'I work for a big company.' So what do you say when you want to talk about why you love your job?

When do we use 'look', 'see' or 'watch'? This post  tells you what you need to know about these words. When you see something it is not deliberate .When you open your eyes you see. You want to see it To look is to see something intentionally. He is looking at something he likes. We are all looking at the frog When you watch something you look at it for a period of time . They are watching movie on tv Hello there :) Besides/ apart from/ except * 'BESIDES' means 'in addition to'. For instance, what other sports do you like besides football? * 'EXCEPT' means 'without'. For instance, I like all sports except football. * 'APART FROM' expresses both these meanings. For instance, what other sports do you like apart from football? I like all other sports apart from football. Hope that helps :)

Rise or raise? Let's find out how to use these verbs! Rise and raise both mean to go up Generally things rise by themselves Hat air rises The Sun rises But someone has to raise something Raise your glass Raise your hands • Artist – শিল্পী, - Artisan – কারিগর। • Canvass – ভোট প্রার্থণা করা, - Canvas – মোটা কাপড়। • Compliment – শ্রদ্ধা, - Complement – পরিপূরক। • Crops – শস্য, - Corps – সৈন্যদল। • Cannon – কামান, - Canon – নিয়ম। • Calendar – দেওয়াল পঞ্জিকা, - Calender – ইস্ত্রি। • Cast – নিক্ষেপ করা, - Caste – জাতি। • Diary – দিনপঞ্জি, - Dairy – গোয়াল। • Fair – মেলা, - Fare – ভাড়া। • Quite – সম্পূর্ণ, - Quiet – শান্ত। • Refuse – অস্বীকার করা, - Refuge – আশ্রয়। • State – রাষ্ট্র, - Estate – সম্পত্তি। • Sell – বিক্রয় করা, - Sale – বিক্রয়। • Wonder – বিস্ময়, - Wander – ভ্রমণ করা। • Zealous – আগ্রহী, - Jealous – ঈর্ষান্বিত। more........ .......

What is a hashtag and when do we use it? A ‘hashtag’ is the '#' symbol on your keyboard. In the social media world, hashtags are used to describe the general topic of a tweet or post. For example: ‪#‎ learnenglish‬ ‪#‎ iloveenglish‬ Or when there are major events people are talking about: ‪#‎ IWD2016‬ (International Women’s Day 2016) ‪#‎ rio2016‬ (Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympics) Hashtags may be useful as when you search for a particular topic or event you can find all social media posts related to it, and see how others are responding. Initially used on Twitter, hashtags are becoming more popular on Facebook and Instagram as well.

'Set up' To 'set up' can mean to prepare. 'We're setting up early and we're going for the whole day.' 'The organisers decided to set up once they were allowed into the hall.' Can you think of more examples? Watch the video for some clues  Invite' Invite' is another example of a homograph - a group of words with the same spelling but they are pronounced differently and have different meanings. To invite someone is to ask them to come to an event. In this case it is used as a verb. 'She invited a lot of people to dinner on her birthday.' 'You can't invite everyone.' An 'invite' is another word for invitation. In this case it is used as a noun. 'Have you got an invite?' 'I got an invite to the wedding.' 'conflict' Here's another one - the word 'conflict': A 'conflict' is a dispute or a fight. In this case, it is a noun. 'I try to avoid confl...

সংক্ষেপে The এর ব্যবাহার The ব্যবহার করতে হবে oceans, rivers, seas, gulfs এবং plural lakes the Atlantic, the Grate Lakes mountains or mountain range the Rocky, the Andes earth,  moon the earth, the moon schools, college, universities when the phrase begins with school, ect. The University of Florida Ordinal numbers before nouns the third chapter certain countries or groups of countries with more then one word (except Great Britain) the United States Famous books, holy books, newspaper The Bible, The Iliad. historical documents the Magne Carta ethnic groups the Indians wars (except world) the Korean War Famous Building. The Empire State Building. Rivers, Desert, Directions. The ব্যবহার করলে ভুল হবে singular lakes Lake Geneva, Lake Erie mounts Mount Vesuvius, Mount McKinley planets, constellations Venus, Mars, Earth, Orison. schools, college, universities when the phrase begins with a proper nouns Santa Fe Community College. cardinal numbers aft...

Sometimes we strike in a big confusion that what should we use So let's finish the confusion with a small photo. Moat of the learner who started learning English they can't use them appropriately. For The Sake Of That Learner I'm Sharing. Even some advanced learners also feel agitate to use them

There was a farmer in Africa who was happy and content. He was happy because he was content. He was content because he was happy. One day a wise man came to him and told him about the glory of diamonds and the power that goes along with them. The wise man said, "If you had a diamond the size of your thumb, you could have your own city. If you had a diamond the size of your fist, you could probably own your own country." And then he went away. That night the farmer couldn't sleep. He was unhappy and he was discontent. He was unhappy because he was discontent and discontent because he was unhappy. The next morning he made arrangements to sell off his farm, took care of his family and went in search of diamonds. He looked all over Africa and couldn't find any. He looked all through Europe and couldn't find any. When he got to Spain, he was emotionally, physically and financially broke. He got so disheartened that he threw himself into the Barcelona River and commit...

Before a person or thing already referred I see a bird. The bird is an eagle. Before a noun qualified by a phrase or clause. The girl with blue eyes is beautiful. The pen which Shayna had was lost. A singular noun representing a whole class. [Without man and woman] The cow is very useful. But, Man is mortal. The English are clever. *    But the nouns indicating languages have no article. English is an international language. Before the name of a road but not street or avenue. The bus is running on the Mymensingh Road. It is available in a shop on Downing Street. Before musical instrument when one plays on it.  He plays the guitar. *  The is not used if’play on’is used in the place of ‘play’ He plays on guitar. Before Ordinal numbers The 21st  February is a red letter day. Before the names of a province having a geographical meaning. The Punjab, the Deccan. Before a proper noun when it is qualified by an adjective. The great Ca...

★ By whom - কার দ্বারা? . ★ To whom - কার কাছে? . ★ For whom - কার জন্য? . ★ With whom - কার সাথে? . ★ About whom - কার সম্বন্ধে? . ★ Before whom - কার আগে? . ★ After whom - কার পরে? . ★ Without whom - কাকে ছাড়া? . ★ With what - কিসের দ্বারা? . ★ For what - কি জন্য? . ★ From what - কি থেকে? . ★ About what - কি সম্বন্ধে? . ★ After what - কিসের পরে? . ★ Before what - কিসের আগে? . ★ Without what - কি ছাড়া?

মজার কিছু ফুলের নাম: ® সুন্দর যে ফুল = বিউটিফুল (Beauti ful) ® রঙিন যে ফুল = কালারফুল (Colour ful) ® ঘর-ভর্তি ফুল = হাউজফুল (House ful) ® হাত-ভর্তি ফুল = হ্যান্ডফুল (Hand ful) ® যত্নে লালিত যে ফুল =কেয়ারফুল(Careful) ® আশ্চর্য ধরণের ফুল = ওয়ান্ডারফুল (Wonderful) ® বেদনাদায়ক ফুল = পেইনফুল (Pain ful) ® লজ্জাবতী ফুল = শেইমফুল (Shame ful) ® কৃতজ্ঞতা জানানোর ফুল = থ্যাংকফুল(Thankful) ® সাহায্যকারী ফুল = হেলপফুল (Help ful) ® সফলতার প্রতীক যে ফুল = সাকসেসফুল(Success ful) ® অনেক শক্তিশালী যে ফুল = পাওয়ারফুল(Power ful) ® মনে শান্তি আনে যে ফুল = পিসফুল(Peaceful) Now let's have a fun 1.Flower - ফুল 1.Full - ভর্তি . 2.Belly - পেট 2.Pet - পোষা . 3.Sweet - মিষ্টি 3.Misty - কুয়াশা . 4.Nail - নখ 4.Nook - কোণ / কোণাকাঞ্চি . 5.Eye - চোখ 5.Choke - শ্বাসরোধ করা . 6.Cheek - গাল 6.Girl- মেয়ে / বালিকা . 7.Rope - রশি / দড়ি 7.Dory - জাহাজের বাতি . 8.Branch - শাখা / ডাল 8.Dull - অনুজ্জ্বল . 9.Right - ডান 9.Dun - পিঙ্গল বর্ণ / মেটে বর্ণ . 10.Sen...

-How are you -কিরে ভালা আছোত তি -Wher are you from? -তুই কোনানতুন আইছত? -Are you go there? -তুই হিয়ানে যাইবিনি? -What can i do -আঁই কিত্তাম -i kill u -মারি হালাইয়ূম -i can't -আঁই হারিনা -The cow gives us milk -গরু আংগোরে দুধ দেয় -;The sun rises in the east and sets in the west -সুইয্য হুবমুইততুন উডে হচ্চুইমমুই ডুবি যায়। -are you mad? -হাগল নি কোনো -r u understand? -আন্নে বুইজ্জেন্নি More.......

যদিও – Although. সত্ত্বেও – Inspite of/ despite. এমনকি যদিও – Even though. তবে/ অবশ্য – However. বিপরীত ক্রমে – In contrast to. অপরপক্ষে, অন্যথায় – On the other hand. পরিবর্তে, বদলে – Instead of/ in lieu of. তবুও, তথাপি – Nevertheless/ still /yet. তার চেয়ে বরং – Rather than. অধিকন্তু/ তাছাড়া – Additionally/ moreover. আবার – Again. তাছাড়া – Besides. অধিকন্তু – Furthermore. একইভাবে, এরুপে – Likewise. তাছাড়া, অধিকন্তু – In addition to. এই শর্তে যে/যদি না – So long as. যতদূর যাই/যতটা – So far as. আরও, ও – Also/ in addition. তদানুসারে, সে কারণে – Accordingly. এজন্য – Hence/ explanation for. ফলে – Consequently/ as a result. এভাবে – Thus/ in this way. যাতে, যেন, – So that. এত যে – So that. যখন তখন – When then.

1) মুখে মধু অন্তরে বিষ = An angel face with a devil's mind. . ২) বসতে পেলে শুতে চায় = Give him an inch and he will take an ell. . ৩) যার জন্য করি চুরি সেই বলে চোর = To be abused them to be good. . ৪) রথ দেখা ও কলা বেঁচা = To kill two birds with one stone. . ৫) চোরে চোরে মাসতুতো ভাই = Birds of the some feather flock together. . ৬) সস্তার তিন অবস্থা = Cheap goods are dear in the long run. . ৭) আগে ঘর তবে তো পর = Charity begins at home. . ৮) ক্ষুধা পেলে বাঘে ধান খায় = Hunger is the best sauce. . ৯)কাঁটা গায়ে নুনের ছিটে = To add insult to injury. . ১০) দুধ দিয়ে কাল সাপ পোষা = To cherish a serpent in one's bosom.

Speech that helps you to success NEXT ARTICLE GROW 67 Motivating Quotes That Will Inspire You to Be Successful Here they are: some of the wisest and most inspiring quotes that will help motivate you to succeed.   BY BILL MURPHY JR. @BillMurphyJr I once scoffed at the notion of inspiring quotes and aphorisms. Then, I grew up a bit and shed some of my cynicism. I came to appreciate how reflecting on true words of wisdom can help you to develop a happier, more success-oriented mindset. With that in mind, here’s a long list of some of the most inspiring and truthful quotes you can find about the attitudes, challenges, and determination that lead most often to true success. 1. “Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world.” -Harriet Tubman 2. “If something is important enough, even if the odds are against you, you should still do it.” -Elon Musk 3...

Let's learn the uses of S/ES s / es We all know that we have to use s/es with a singular verb in present simple tense but we are totally confused where should we use s and where to es  So no more the confusion If you find any of the following letters after a single verb then you have to use ES SS, SH, S, CH, O AND E AND IF YOU DON'T GET THIS SOUNDS YOU CAN USE ONLY S

There were two childhood buddies who went through school and college and even joined the army together. War broke out and they were fighting in the same unit. One night they were ambushed. Bullets were flying all over and out of the darkness came a voice, "Harry, please come and help me." Harry immediately recognized the voice of his childhood buddy, Bill. He asked the captain if he could go. The captain said, "No, I can't let you go, I am already short-handed and I cannot afford to lose one more person. Besides, the way Bill sounds he is not going to make it." Harry kept quiet. Again the voice came, "Harry, please come and help me." Harry sat quietly because the captain had refused earlier. Again and again the voice came. Harry couldn't contain himself any longer and told the captain, "Captain, this is my childhood buddy. I have to go and help." The captain reluctantly let him go. Harry crawled through the darkness and dragg...

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Can you believe it is possible.... yes of course... You also can... Yes we believe you can Just be with us Yes we believe you can

How are compound adjectives formed? Compound adjectives can be formed as follows: Adverb-past participle / noun + ed a  well-known  writer a  brightly-lit  room deeply-rooted traditions a  well-mannered  girl Adjective-present participle (verb + ing) a  good-looking  boy a free-standing tower  Noun-past participle a  tongue-tied  boy a  sun-dried  fruit Adjective-past participle / noun + ed a  short-sighted  man a  long-haired  lady Noun- adjective a  world-famous singer Adjective- noun a  last minute  solution deep-sea  diving Noun-noun a  part-time  job

Frequently Used Sentences in English 1. How are you? 2. How is life? 3. How are things? 4. How is your married life?  5. Fine . 6. I am  fine . 7. Pretty well. 8. Fantastic. 9. As fit as a fiddle. (Very fit) 10. I’m  fine . 11. What about you?  12. Fine . 13. How about you? 14. I am  fine  and you? 15. How is your father? 16. How is your mother? 17. How is your brother? 18. How is your sister? 19. He is  fine . 20. Oh, well. 21. He is doing  fine . 22. How is everybody? 23. How is everybody at home? 24. Everybody is  fine . 25. All are  fine . Proverbs There's no accounting for taste. said when it is difficult to explain why different people like different things Accidents will happen. said after an accident in order to make it seem less bad Smart Speaking Expressions 1.              abandoned/deserted  hope 2.      ...

MBA VIVA.............S@IFUR'S MBA Viva Preparation Manual Written by Yeasir Ahmed Milan Head of Smart English Dept., S@ifur’s Instructed by Mahamodul Alom, GM, Academic, S@ifur’s Sample Viva Questions-Answers Q1: Please introduce yourself. Ans.:  Sure sir. I am................................ You can also call me ...................... That’s my nick name. I am from ................................... We are five members in our family. I did my ........................... from ......................................University. Now, I intend to pursue BBA/MBA degree from this university. OR, Ans.:  Well, I am Nazifa Bashir Jeme. You can call me Jeme. That’s my nick name. I was born and brought up at Barguna, the southern part of Bangladesh. I finished my primary schooling and middle school at Patharghata. I completed my HSC from SFH College Lemua, with board stand marks. And I finished my graduation, BBA, and post graduation, MBA from the Uni...

MY MOM HAD ONLY ONE EYE ( A mother's story that will make you cry) My mom had only one eye. I hated her......She was such an embarrassment. She cooked for students and teachers to support the family. There was one time during my primary school when my mom came to say hello to me. I was so embarrassed. How could she do this to me? I ignored her, threw her a hateful look and ran out. The next day at school, one of my schoolmates said "'EEEE, you're mom has only one eye!" I wanted to bury myself. I also wanted my mom t o just disappear. I confronted her that day and said "If you will only make me a laughing stock, why don't you just die? My mom did not respond......I didn't even stop to think about the words I hurled at her because I was full of anger. I was oblivious to her feelings. I wanted to be out of that house and have nothing to do with her. So I studied real hard, got a chance to go abroad to study. Then I got married. I bought a house o...

IELTS Vocabulary: from this week Here are some good words and phrases from this week's blog lessons: an exact replica a mock-up to gauge painstaking work hands-on experience priceless outdated a career for life fixed roles of men and women take pride in your work the Hollywood formula a popular subject for film-makers share the experience replicate that cinema atmosphere Did you notice that the noun 'replica' and the verb 'replicate' both appeared in this week's lessons, and in very different contexts?

IELTS Speaking Part 3: tenses When answering the two questions below, you should be aware that the examiner is expecting to hear some different verb tenses. 1. Do you think films  have changed  since you  were  a child? No, I don’t think films  have changed  much since I  was  a child. When I  was younger I  enjoyed  watching action films, and the Hollywood formula for this type of film  seems  to be the same today. For example, I  liked  the original ‘Superman’ films, and superheroes  are  still a popular subject for film-makers. 2. As the technology for home viewing improves, do you think people  will stop going to the cinema in future? No, I don’t  think  that people  will  stop going to the cinema. People  can  already buy fantastic home viewing equipment, but it still  feels  more special to share the experience of watching a new fil...