Rearrange the following sentences to make a coherent order. (i) At last, the fire brigade was called. (ii) George took off his jacket rolled up his sleeves and pushed his right arm through the draincover. (iii) Yesterday, I gave my nephew, George, six pence and advised him to save it. (iv) A crowd of people gathered round him. (v) He could not get his arm out of the drain-cover. (vi) On the way to the sweet shop, he dropped his six pence and it rolled along the pavement and disappeared down a drain. (vii) Instead, he bought himself six pence worth of trouble. (viii) He could not find his six pence anywhere. (ix) A lady rubbed his arm with soap and butter to get his arm out of the drain-cover but in vain. (x) Two fire brigade men freed his arm using a special type of grease and George heaved a sigh. of relief.
উত্তর: [চিত্র] Yesterday, I gave my nephew; George, six pence and advised him [গণিত] save it. On the way [গণিত] the sweet shop, he dropped his six pence and it rolled along the pavement and disappeared down a drain. George took off his jacket, rolled up his sleeves and pushed his [গণিত] arm through the drain cover. He could not get his arm out of the drain cover. A crowd of people gathered round him. A lady rubbed his arm with soap and butter [গণিত] get his arm out of the drain cover but in vain. At last, the fire brigade was called. Two fire brigade men freed his arm using a special type of grease and George heaved a sigh of relief. He could not find his six pence anywhere. Instead, he bought himself six pence worth of trouble.
HSC English 1st Paper Reading : Rearranging Sentence CQ — Prosthuti প্রশ্নব্যাংক
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Rearrange the following sentences to make a coherent order. (i) At …
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Yesterday, I gave my nephew; George, six pence and advised him it. On the way shop, he dropped his six pence and it rolled along the pavement and disappeared down a drain. George took off his jacket, rolled up his sleeves and pushed his \right arm through the drain cover. He could not get his arm out of the drain cover. A crowd of people gathered round him. A lady rubbed his arm with soap and butter vain. At last, the fire brigade was called. Two fire brigade men freed his arm using a special type of grease and George heaved a sigh of relief. He could not find his six pence anywhere. Instead, he bought himself six pence worth of trouble.