Read the text and fill in the gaps with the correct form of verbs as per subject and context. University never (a) (make) into mechanical organizations for collecting and (b) (distribute) knowledge.Through them, the people (c) (offer) their intellectual hospitality, the wealth of mind [গণিত] others, and (d) (earn) their pride [গণিত] in (e) (return) for (f) (receive) gifts from the rest of the world.But in the whole length and breadth of India, there is not a single university (g) (establish) in the modern time where a foreign or an Indian student properly (h) (acquaint) with the best products of theIndian mind, for that we have [গণিত] cross the sea and knock at the door of France and Germany.Educational institutions in our country (i) (be) India's alms bowl of knowledge; they lower our intellectual self-respect; they encourage us [গণিত] make a foolish display of decorations (j) (compose) of borrowed feathers.In the Bangla language, there is a modern maxim which (k) (translate), 'He who (l) (learn) [গণিত] read and write (m) (ride) in a carriage and pair.'In English, there is a similar proverb, 'Knowledge is power.'I am an offer of a prospective bribe [গণিত] the student, a promise of an ulterior reward which (n) (be) more important than knowledge itself.

উত্তর: (a) should never be made; (b) distributing; (c) should offer; (d) earn; (e) return; (f) receiving: (g) established; (h) can be acquainted; (i) are; (j) composed; (k) can be translated: (l) learns; (m) rides; (n) is.

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