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A
All that glitters is not gold
B
All’s well that ends well
C
Do or die
D
I saw an old man walking past me

Explanation

'I saw an old man walking past me' has one subject and one finite verb ('saw'). The others are complex or compound sentences.

A
A man who is corrupt cannot respect others.
B
A man does not respect others who are corrupt.
C
A man who is corrupt cannot win the respect of others.
D
A man who can win the respect of others cannot be corrupt.

Explanation

'A man who is corrupt cannot win the respect of others' uses a relative clause ('who is corrupt') to define the man, making it a complex sentence.

A
Is there any other player in this team who is as good as Zaman?
B
Who is the best player than Zaman in this team?
C
Is there any other players in this team who is as good as Zaman?
D
Are there any other player in this team who are as good as Zaman?

Explanation

The positive degree transforms 'better' to 'as good as'. Structure: 'Is there any other player... as good as...'.

A
see
B
seeing
C
being seen
D
seen

Explanation

'Avoid' is followed by a gerund. Since it's passive (avoid being seen), the correct form is 'being seen'.

A
arresting
B
arrested
C
being arrested
D
having arrested

Explanation

After the preposition 'of', a gerund is needed. Since the meaning is passive (he feared being arrested by others), 'being arrested' is correct.

A
were
B
must be
C
might be
D
was

Explanation

Since the speaker is unsure ('didn't follow'), 'might be' expresses the probability in the past context (or 'might have been', but 'might be' fits the option set best).

A
know
B
knew
C
have known
D
have been known

Explanation

Present Perfect Tense is used for an action starting in the past and continuing to the present ('for ten years'). Correct: 'have known'.

A
up
B
in
C
down
D
through

Explanation

'Down' is the appropriate preposition indicating movement from a higher to a lower position into the valley.

A
at
B
on
C
before
D
across

Explanation

'Across' implies on the other side of the street, which fits the context of location.

A
He has said to me that I will go but you will stay there in Dhaka.
B
He has told me that he will go but I will stay here in Dhaka.
C
He has told me that I would go but you would stay there in Dhaka.
D
He has told me that he would go but I would stay here in Dhaka.

Explanation

Indirect speech rules: 'said to' becomes 'told'. 'You' changes to 'he/she' (or 'I' if speaker is 'me') depending on object. Here 'told me that he will go but I will stay here' is correct sequence.