Read the text and fill in the gaps with their correct form of the verbs Centuries ago when a man (a) (accuse) of a crime, he often had [গণিত] go through u strange test. In one country the local prince used a pot of boiling oil. A metal [গণিত] (b) (drop) into the pot. The prisoner then had [গণিত] put his hand into the oil and (c) (take) out the [গণিত] . The prince believed that the oil (d) (burn) the hand of an innocent man. He thought that a guilty man (e) (burn) by The hot oil. There was no record that any prince ever (f) (pluck up) the courage [গণিত] try the justice of this harsh test on himself. Another foolish method (g) (use) in Europe hundreds of years ago. A Man (h) (accuse) of a crime was taken [গণিত] a pool or a river. A rock was tied [গণিত] the man, and he (i) (throw) into the water. If he floated., people declared him guilty and punished him. Sometimes he was killed. However, if the man (j) (sink), people maintained that he was innocent. They pulled him out of the water quickly and released him. We (k) (not know) what would happen if he learned [গণিত] swim under the water. Today our methods are much better. An accused man (l) (take) [গণিত] a law court, When the offense is small, a magistrate (m) (judge) the case. If it is Serious, the people on the jury (n) (decide) the punishment.

উত্তর: a. was accused b. was dropped c. took d. would burn e. would be burned f. plucked up g. was used h. accused i. was thrown j. sank k. do not know l. is taken m. judges n. decide

HSC English 2nd Paper Grammar : Use of verbs CQ — Prosthuti প্রশ্নব্যাংক