Complete the sentences with suitable prepositions. Self-control is the root (a) ― all virtues. Let a man give rein (b) ― impulses and passion, and (c) ― that moment he yields (d) ― his moral freedom. The very moment he loses the freedom (e) ― morality, he becomes the slave (f) ― his desire (g) ― the time being. To be more than an animal, a man must resist impulses and this can be done (h) ― the practice of self-control. Thus, it is this power which constitutes the real distinction (i) ― a physical and a moral life, and that forms the primary basis ( j ) ― individual character.
উত্তর: (a) of; (b) to; (c) from/at; (d) to; (e) of; (f) of/to; (g) for; (h) by/through; (i) between; (j) of.
HSC English 2nd Paper CQ — Prosthuti প্রশ্নব্যাংক
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Complete the sentences with suitable prepositions. Self-control is the root (a) ― all virtues. Let a man give rein (b) ― impulses and passion, and (c) ― that moment he yields (d) ― his moral freedom. The very moment he loses the freedom (e) ― morality, he becomes the slave (f) ― his desire (g) ― the time being. To be more than an animal, a man must resist impulses and this can be done (h) ― the practice of self-control. Thus, it is this power which constitutes the real distinction (i) ― a physical and a moral life, and that forms the primary basis ( j ) ― individual character.
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