Which sentence is correct?
ক) You had better going there
খ) You had better go there
গ) You better go there
ঘ) you should better to going there.
বিস্তারিত ব্যাখ্যা:
'Had better' is a modal expression used to give strong advice. It is always followed by the bare infinitive (the base form of the verb without 'to'). Therefore, 'You had better go there' is the grammatically correct sentence.
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ক) did not take off
খ) took off
গ) had not taken off
ঘ) had taken off
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ক) Concise
খ) Cover
গ) Nutty
ঘ) Written
Note : 'In a nutshell' is an idiom that means 'in a very brief and concise way' or 'in summary'. Therefore, 'Concise' is the correct meaning.
ক) for
খ) of
গ) to
ঘ) with
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ক) Miscellaneous
খ) Miscellenious
গ) Misceleneous
ঘ) Miscelanous
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ক) Proper
খ) Material
গ) abstract
ঘ) Common
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