"I was reading the dictionary. I thought
it was a poem about everything."
                     --Steven Wright

Appropriate Preposition:

  • Heir to ( উত্তরাধিকারী (সম্পত্তি) ) He is the heir to his uncle’s property.
  • Prior to ( পূর্বে ) Prior to that, he was in a wretched condition.
  • Distinguish between ( প্রভেদ করা ) Distinguish between a phrase and a clause.
  • Free from ( মুক্ত ) He is now free from danger.
  • Ashamed for ( লজ্জিত ) I feel ashamed for you.
  • Sanguine of ( নিশ্চিত ) She is sanguine of her success.

Idioms:

  • put the cart before the horse ( স্বাভাবিক অবস্থা উলটাইয়া দেওয়া ; অস্বাভাবিক অবস্থা পরিণত করা )
  • Of course ( অবশ্যই ) Of course, you know what that means
  • All at once ( হঠাৎ ) All at once a tiger came out of the forest.
  • At one’s wit’s end ( হতবুদ্ধি ) He was at his wit’s end and did not know what to do.
  • breathe out ( নিঃশ্বাস ত্যাগ করা ) At last, he breathed his last breath out, and that was the end.
  • Out of sorts ( ঈষৎ অসুস্থ ) He is out of sorts now.