ZAMIL ACADEMY

(a) Anger is a passion. (Negative)

(b) It is compared to fire. (Active)

(c) It is one of the most destructive passions. (Positive)

(d) Anger begets only worst things. (Negative)

(e) A man when angry loses his control. (Simple)

(f) We should control our anger. (Passive)

(g) None is spared from its bad effect. (Affirmative)

(h) What a dangerous thing anger is! (Assertive)

(i) It is time we controlled our anger. (Complex)

(j) By controlling anger, we can lead a peaceful life. (Compound)

(a) Hazrat Khan Jahan Ali was a great reformer of Islam. (Interrogative)

(b) He built some mosques in Bagerhat. (Passive)

(c) Shat Gombuj Mosque is the most famous mosque in Bangladesh. (Comparative)

(d) He was a very pious ruler. (Exclamatory)

(e) As he wanted to help the local people, he dug many big tanks. (Simple)

(f) Though he was a ruler, he lived a very simple life. (Compound)

(g) He did not lead a luxurious life. (Affirmative)

(h) He was loved by everybody. (Active)

(i) He came here to preach Islam. (Complex)

(j) He passed away and was buried at Bagerhat. (Simple)

(a) Education is more powerful than any other weapon. (Superlative)

(b) It removes the darkness of ignorance. (Passive)

(c) Only education can enlighten a nation. (Negative)

(d) Unless we educate all, we cannot prosper. (Simple)

(e) To make a nation strong, we must give priority to primary education. (Complex)

(f) Very few tools are as effective as education. (Comparative)

(g) An uneducated man is a burden to his family. (Negative)

(h) Who does not need education? (Assertive)

(i) Having achieved education, we can solve many social problems. (Compound)

(j) Education makes us polite and gentle. (Complex)

(a) The National Memorial at Savar is a highly remarkable monument. (Exclamatory)

(b) It is built to honor the martyrs of the liberation war. (Active)

(c) We must respect our valiant freedom fighters. (Negative)

(d) Their contribution is greater than any other sacrifice. (Positive)

(e) People who love their country are called patriots. (Simple)

(f) Though we are independent, we still have some struggles. (Compound)

(g) By working sincerely, we can pay tribute to them. (Complex)

(h) It is one of the most visited places in Bangladesh. (Comparative)

(i) No patriot can forget their sacrifice. (Affirmative)

(j) Let us make Bangladesh a prosperous country. (Passive)

(a) Computer is the most wonderful invention of modern science. (Positive)

(b) It is used in almost every sector. (Active)

(c) We cannot run modern business without computers. (Interrogative)

(d) Though it has made our lives easy, it has some demerits. (Compound)

(e) Only a corrupted student wastes his time on social media. (Negative)

(f) By making proper use of the internet, we can learn many things. (Complex)

(g) We must be careful while using it. (Negative)

(h) A computer can solve a mathematical calculation very quickly. (Passive)

(i) What a great impact it has on our daily life! (Assertive)

(j) A laptop is more portable than a desktop. (Positive)

(a) Truthfulness is a very noble virtue. (Exclamatory)

(b) All religions teach truthfulness. (Passive)

(c) A truthful man is respected by everybody. (Active)

(d) A liar can never be a happy man. (Affirmative)

(e) If we do not speak the truth, we cannot get respect. (Simple)

(f) Truthfulness is one of the greatest qualities of a man. (Comparative)

(g) Though it may seem difficult, we should practice it. (Compound)

(h) Everybody loves an honest person. (Negative)

(i) An honest man is happier than a corrupted man. (Positive)

(j) We must speak the truth and remain honest. (Simple)

(a) Books are very helpful in acquiring knowledge. (Interrogative)

(b) By reading books, we can enrich our minds. (Complex)

(c) Books are compared to old friends. (Active)

(d) They give us only pure joy. (Negative)

(e) Very few habits are as good as reading books. (Superlative)

(f) Unless we read books, we will remain ignorant. (Simple)

(g) We should buy books instead of buying toys. (Compound)

(h) A book that is written well can change our thinking. (Simple)

(i) What a priceless treasure books are! (Assertive)

(j) No other friend is as loyal as a good book. (Comparative)

(a) Standard of life cannot be improved without education. (Active)

(b) Very few resources are as valuable as education. (Comparative)

(c) Having acquired proper education, we can build a strong country. (Complex)

(d) Education is the best element of development. (Positive)

(e) We must ensure primary education for all children. (Negative)

(f) When we educate our women, our progress will double. (Compound)

(g) Though Bangladesh is poor, she is making progress in education. (Simple)

(h) An educated mother is very essential. (Exclamatory)

(i) Who does not respect an educated patriot? (Assertive)

(j) Government should take necessary steps. (Passive)

(a) No other thing is as sweet as mother's love. (Comparative)

(b) Only mothers are ready to sacrifice their comfort for children. (Negative)

(c) We must respect our mother. (Negative)

(d) Her love is always unconditional. (Negative)

(e) When a child falls in danger, the mother feels anxious. (Simple)

(f) She works hard so that she can raise her child properly. (Compound)

(g) A child is taken care of by a loving mother. (Active)

(h) Though she may remain hungry, she feeds her children. (Simple)

(i) What a great place mothers occupy in our hearts! (Assertive)

(j) Let us make our mothers happy. (Passive)

(a) Sundarbans is one of the most beautiful forests in the world. (Positive)

(b) It protects Bangladesh from natural disasters. (Passive)

(c) Royal Bengal Tiger is found only in this forest. (Negative)

(d) It is very charming in winter. (Exclamatory)

(e) People go there to enjoy the beauty of nature. (Complex)

(f) Though it is an attractive forest, its security needs improvement. (Compound)

(g) Sundarbans is larger than most other mangrove forests. (Superlative)

(h) No other forest is as rich in biodiversity as Sundarbans. (Comparative)

(i) We must preserve this natural asset. (Negative)

(j) By conserving Sundarbans, we can maintain ecological balance. (Compound)