IELTS-Easy-Mission

"WRITE ONE WORD ONLY" ONE WORD ONLY means your answer should only consist of a single word. Example: Question: How many fingers are there in one human hand? Answer 1: five (one word answer) Correct Answer 2: 5 (5 is a number, not a word) Incorrect Answer 3: five fingers (two words) Incorrect Answer 4: 5 fingers (one number and one word) Incorrect "WRITE ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER" ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER means that you can use a single word, a single number, or a single word and a single number. Example: Question: How many years make a decade? Answer 1: ten (one word answer) Correct Answer 2: 10 (one number) Correct Answer 3: 10 years (one number and one word) Correct "WRITE NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS" NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS means you can write either one word or two words as an answer but not more than that. Example: Question: In which direction does the sun rise? Answer 1: east (you cannot write more than two words, but less than two words is allowed) Correct...

  Regular verb:   Regular verb follows the standard rules of grammar for forming the past tense and past participle. For example, the past tense of "talk" is "talked". Note: To form past tense and past participle normally we add "ed" to the end of the verb.This is the normal rules for regular verb. For example, "walk" becomes "walked". Irregular verb: An irregular verb is a verb that does not follow the standard rules of grammar for forming the past and past participle. For example, the past tense of "eat" is "ate" and not "eated".

The date is said in English by using ordinal numbers. For example:   We say third of June, not say three of June.   The ordinal numbers of the Date: 1 st = First 2 nd = Second 3 rd = Third   4 th = Fourth 5 th = Fifth 6 th = Sixth 7 th = Seventh 8 th = Eighth 9 th Ninth 10 th = Tenth   11 th = Eleventh 12 th Twelfth 13 th = Thirteenth 14 th = Fourteenth 15 th = Fifteenth 16 th = Sixteenth 17 th = Seventeenth 18 th = Eighteenth 19 th = Nineteenth 20 th = Twentieth     21 st = Twenty-First 22 nd = Twenty-Second 23 rd = Twenty-Third   24 th = Twenty-Fourth 25 th = Twenty-Fifth 26 th = Twenty-Sixth 27 th = Twenty-Seventh 28 th = Twenty-Eighth 29 th = Twenty-Ninth 30 th = Thirtieth 31 st = Thirty-First  

For example, we can say now time is 2.00 o’clock and we can say the time as following way. 1.    2.00 = It is 2 o’clock. 2.    2.05 = It is 5 past 2. 3.    2.10 = It is 10 past 2. 4.    2.15 = It is quarter past 2.  5.    2.20 = It is 20 past 2. 6.    2.25 = It is 25 past 2. 7.    2.30 = It is half past 2. 8.    2.35 = It is 25 to 3. 9.    2.40 = It is 20 to 3. 10.    2.45 = It is quarter to 3. 11.    2.50 = It is 10 to 3. 12.    2.55 = It is 5 to 3. 13.    3.00 = It is 3 o’clock.

Pronunciation (British Accent): •    /haɪv/ Pronunciation (American Accent): •    /haɪv/ Definition: •    a container for housing honeybees •    a colony of bees •    a structure in which bees are kept •    a structure that provides a natural habitation for bees •    nest for bees Part of Speech: •    noun •    verb Synonyms: •    honeycomb •    bee garden •    beehive Example in a Sentence: •    Tapping on the hive excited the bees. •    The hive is made of wood. •    A hive cannot exist without a queen. •    The bees were humming around the hive. •    The bees swarmed round the hive. •    The buzzing of the bees makes me a little nervous. •    A bee sting can be very painful. •    Honey is ...

Pronunciation (British Accent):  1.    /dɪˈstɪŋkt/   Pronunciation (American Accent):   1.    /dɪˈstɪŋkt/   Definition:   1.    different in nature from something 2.    distinguishable by the senses 3.    clearly seen Part of Speech:   1.    adjective Synonyms:   1.    different 2.    separate 3.    exclusive 4.    unique 5.    clear 6.    obvious 7.    apparent 8.    unambiguous Example in a Sentence:   1.    There was a distinct smell of gas. 2.    There is a distinct improvement in your English. 3.    It is necessary to keep these two issues distinct. Meaning in Bengali:   1.    স্বতন্ত্র 2.    স্পষ্ট 3.    পৃথক্

Usage of:  Am to, Is to, Are to   ( করতে হয় ) কাউকে কোন একটা কাজ করতে হয় এরকম বুজালে Am to, Is to, Are to ব্যবহার করতে হয় । Example: I am to go = আমাকে যেতে হয়। He is to go = তাকে যেতে হয়। You are to go = তোমাকে যেতে হয়।   Usage of:  was to, were to (করতে হতো)   কাউকে কোন একটা কাজ করতে হতো এরকম বুজালে Was to, Were to ব্যবহার করতে হয় । Example: I was to go = আমাকে যেতে হতো। He was to go = তাকে যেতে হতো। You were to go = তোমাকে যেতে হতো।