English-1(Grammar) Class nine Non Finite Participle
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This document provides information about non-finite verbs and participles. It defines non-finite verbs as verbs that are not changed by number, person, or tense. It then lists and describes the three types of participles: present participle, past participle, and perfect participle. Examples of each participle type are given. Finally, students are assigned a pair work activity of filling in gaps in sentences with the appropriate participle.
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১. ফুল ওয়েভ ব্রীজ রেক্টিফায়ার কি তা ব্যক্ত করতে পারবে।
২. ফুল ওয়েভ ব্রীজ রেক্টিফায়ারের কার্যপদ্ধতি বর্ণনা করতে পারবে।
৩. রেক্টিফায়ারের ব্যবহার বলতে পারবে।
৪. হাফ ওয়েভ রেক্টিফায়ারের তুলনায় ব্রীজ রেক্টিফায়ারের সুবিধা বলতে পারবে।
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Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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