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A
Intransitive verb
B
Transitive verb
C
Phrasal Verb
D
Causative verb

Explanation

An intransitive verb does not take a direct object. 'The girl sings' is a complete thought without an object receiving the action, so 'sings' is intransitive.

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Bangladesh is a lower middle-income country.
B
Bangladesh is an upper middle-income country.
C
Bangladesh is a low-income country.
D
Bangladesh is a high-income country.

Explanation

According to the World Bank's classification (as per recent data before 2026), Bangladesh is classified as a lower middle-income country.

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A
If I saw him
B
If Rina had seen me
C
If Rina sees me
D
If Rina would seen me

Explanation

This is a third conditional sentence requiring a past perfect 'if' clause. 'If Rina had seen me' matches the result clause 'I would have called her' (implying she didn't see me, so I didn't call).

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A
Noun
B
Participle
C
Gerund
D
pronoun

Explanation

'Teaching' follows the verb 'enjoy' and functions as a noun (the object of 'enjoy'). A verb form ending in -ing that functions as a noun is a gerund.

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A
a large speech
B
an ornamental speech
C
maiden speech
D
a verbose speech

Explanation

'Verbose' means using or expressed in more words than are needed. A speech full of many words is described as verbose.

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fled away
B
Fainted
C
Yielded
D
moved back

Explanation

The phrasal verb 'give in' means to cease fighting or arguing; to surrender or yield. Therefore, 'yielded' is the correct meaning.

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A
out
B
off
C
staying out
D
Outside

Explanation

The correct phrase is 'working outside home'. This indicates employment external to the domestic sphere, often alongside men in the workforce.

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A
To concentrate
B
to read leaving space
C
To grasp the hidden meaning
D
To read quickly

Explanation

The idiom 'read between the lines' means to look for or discover a meaning that is hidden or implied rather than explicitly stated.

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