They have a -- baby
ক) four- months old
খ) four - month old
গ) four- month's old
ঘ) four months old
বিস্তারিত ব্যাখ্যা:
When a noun phrase like 'four month' is used as an adjective before another noun ('baby'), it becomes a compound adjective and is hyphenated. In this form, the noun ('month') is used in its singular form. Hence, 'four-month-old' is correct.
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ক) Of
খ) By
গ) For
ঘ) From
Note : The phrasal verb 'account for' means to give a reason or explanation for something. In this context, it means to take responsibility for the loss. So, 'for' is the correct preposition.
ক) personed
খ) emperson
গ) personify
ঘ) none of these
Note : To 'personify' something is to attribute human qualities to an inanimate object or abstract idea. This is the verb form derived from the noun 'person'.
ক) Each
খ) Who
গ) Myself
ঘ) He
Note : A reflexive pronoun refers back to the subject of the sentence and ends in '-self' or '-selves'. 'Myself' is the reflexive pronoun for the first person singular 'I'. Example: I did it myself.
ক) Boy
খ) Baby
গ) Man
ঘ) Girl
Note : Common gender nouns can refer to both male and female. 'Baby' can be a male baby or a female baby. 'Boy' and 'Man' are masculine, and 'Girl' is feminine.
ক) Ewe
খ) Hind
গ) Mare
ঘ) Sow
Note : This question is about gender in English. A 'Ram' is an adult male sheep. The feminine counterpart (adult female sheep) is a 'Ewe'.
ক) proper
খ) common
গ) collective
ঘ) material
Note : A collective noun is a word that refers to a group of people or things as a single unit. 'Cattle' refers to a group of cows, bulls, or oxen. Therefore, it is a collective noun.
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