Uses Preposition “Into” (Into এর ব্যবহার)
(i) কোনকিছুর বাহির হতে ভিতরে প্রবেশের গতি বোঝাতে
- The dead albatross fell from his neck into the sea.
- Drugs are smuggled into our country freely.
- The candidate waved and shook hands as he walked into the room.
- Water turns into vapours at 100°C.
- Translate the passage into English.
- He burst into tears. (কান্নায় ভেংগে পড়লো)/She flew into rage.
- The old man fell into a deep sleep.
Uses Preposition “Of” (Of এর ব্যবহার)
(i) সম্বন্ধ বা মালিকানা বোঝাতে- All the furniture of this family will be sold very soon.
- Is he a cousin of yours?
- The habit of reading is one of the best qualities of the person.
- A craftwork is an applied form of art.
- He is a man of letters.
- This work is of the highest caliber.
- The key of this lock is missing.
- The nib of this pen is broken.
- Roni is a member of the language club.
- Karim is a teacher of this school.
- The poem of Nazrul is very instigating.
- Our syllabus is not designed to consider the needs of our students.
- They died of cholera.
- She is proud of her noble birth.
- Speaking ill of others is very bad.
- He is a teacher of English.
- The result of our annual examination has not been published yet.
- We need five kilos of rice.
- Please give me a sheet of paper.
- My office is within two km. of my house.
- The Bay of Bengal is to the south of Bangladesh.
- She gave birth to her first child within a year of her marriage.
- I got admitted into the school on the first of January.
- Jerry was a boy of 4.
- This is a house of stone.
- This window is made of glass. (কিন্তু Glass is made from sand)
- This is a team of international players.
- Here is a bunch of keys.
- The Englishman was very proud of himself because he was an Englishman.
- Children are afraid of snakes.
- She is proud of her blue blood.
- They enable us to have a glimpse of cultures, traditions, arts, history, etc.
Uses Preposition “Off” (Off এর ব্যবহার)
(i) স্থান কিংবা কালের দূরত্ব বোঝাতে- I fell off the ladder.
- Scientists are still a long way off from finding a cure.
- We are getting right off the subject.
- We live off the main street.
- There is a bathroom off the main bedroom.
- He has had ten days off college.
- I have got three days off firm.
- You need to take the top off the bottle first.
- I want about an inch off the back of my hair.
- Marrying off daughters early is not a standard practice.
- I am off alcohol for a week.
- He is finally off drugs.
Uses Preposition “On” (On এর ব্যবহার)
(i) কোন তলের সংস্পর্শে বা কোন কিছুর স্পর্শে অবস্থান বোঝাতে- The book is on the table.
- Why do you have a hat on your head?
- There is a shopping mall on the main road.
- There is a vast plantation on either side of the road.
- He is on the train for Chattogram.
- We are on the first plane journey to London.
- I was on a plane last morning.
- I have no money on me at the moment.
- I spoke to her on the telephone/mobile.
- He played on the guitar.
- We have to live on a small pension.
- The cow lives on grass.
- He was on tour last Sunday.
- They are on holiday today.
- I am on official work now.
- At last God took pity on him.
- The driver stopped the bus on my request.
- It has several positive effects on our body, mind, and soul.
- You can see the museum on the right.
- He pulled a dagger on the passer-by.
- There is a focus on eradicating corruption everywhere in the society.
- He is on the management committee.
- I am on the staff of the school.
- Write an essay on jute.
- I’ll see you on Sunday.
- We enjoy much on the weekend.
- The meeting is on Monday morning.
- The exam is on May 30th.
- Our life on earth is very short.
- We have a town on the coast.
- I’ll be there on your birthday.
- We can rely on books when we are bored, upset, depressed, lonely or annoyed.