I wish I had seen you before. (Exclamatory)
A. Wow! I seen you before.
B. Had I seen you before!
C. Oh! I seen you before.
D. If I seen you before
সঠিক উত্তরঃ
B.
Had I seen you before!
Explanation: • I wish I had seen you before এর সঠিক exclamatory sentence টি হবে - Had I seen you before!
• I wish থাকলে এর পরিবর্তে had, could, if, would দ্বারা বাক্য শুরু হয়।
- বাকি অপশনগুলোর grammatical structure ভুল আছে এবং এদের অর্থেরও পরিবর্তন ঘটেছে।
• I wish থাকলে এর পরিবর্তে had, could, if, would দ্বারা বাক্য শুরু হয়।
- বাকি অপশনগুলোর grammatical structure ভুল আছে এবং এদের অর্থেরও পরিবর্তন ঘটেছে।
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