General similarity- similar to and Similar: Similar to এবং similar দুটোর অর্থই
Confusion of Degrees of Comparison: Incorrect: Jack is the poorest of the two students, Jack and Jim.
Pronoun following Than ‘Than’ word-টি প্রকৃতপক্ষে conjunction না preposition
As… as, So ….as: Incorrect: Max is not as tall as his brother, Miller. Correct: Max is not so tall
Adverbs Mistaken for a Pronoun: Incorrect: My greatest thirst is when I work hard in a strong sun. Correct:
Sufficient enough: Incorrect: The money that I have is sufficient enough for paying the bill. Correct:
Any and all: ‘Any and all’ কোন বাক্যে একসাথে ব্যবহৃত
বাক্যে punctuation বা বিরাম চিহ্নের ব্যবহার অতি
Plural Nouns Commonly Misused as Singulars: Incorrect: His clothes is certainly expensive. Correct: His
Determining the Real Subject: Incorrect: A list of seventy students have been sent to me. Correct: A
Relative Pronouns that refer to Persons and Things: Incorrect: The student which receives the highest
Use of Everyone and Similar Pronouns: Incorrect: Everybody accept their responsibilities. Correct: Everybody
Predicate Nominative: Predicate nominative হচ্ছে subjective complement যা subject সম্পর্কে
Causative Verbs: A. Make: Incorrect: I made him to do the work. Correct: I made him do the work. Note:
Shift of Tense: Incorrect: When John saw the lights coming towards the house, he begins to get afraid.
The Position of Modifiers According to Length: Incorrect: Jack was disheveled, dirty and untidy. Correct:
Allow + to (infinitive)- Incorrect: The boss allowed him come. Correct: The boss allowed him to come.
Half a/an- Incorrect: Aric drank half glass of milk. Correct: Aric drank half a glass of milk. A half-
Incorrect Omission of Prepositions: Supply someone with something (not supply someone something) Incorrect:
Ask for a thing, (not ask a thing). Incorrect: Alex asked my book. Correct: Alex asked for my book.
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