Where do I start if my English is weak?

With right form of verb, because it appears in nearly every exam and learning its rules makes the other areas easier.

Can prepositions be learned by rule?

Mostly not. They have to be held as fixed pairs, so learning a few pairs each day is what works.

What should I watch in translation?

Do not swap word for word. Grasp the meaning of the Bangla sentence first, then write it afresh in natural English order.

English Preparation for Job Exams

বাংলায় পড়তে চাও? দেখো: চাকরির পরীক্ষার ইংরেজি প্রস্তুতি

The English section of job exams circles a fixed set of areas, yet most candidates practise at random. Working area by area produces much faster improvement for the same effort.

The areas that keep returning

Area	The key point
Right form of verb	Match tense and subject
Preposition	Fixed pairs, not rules
Voice and narration	Follow the fixed steps
Correction	The familiar error patterns
Synonym and antonym	Recognise roots and prefixes
Idioms and phrases	Meaning with use
Translation	The difference in sentence order

How to drill

Take one area, condense its rules onto a single page, then work at least fifty questions before moving on. Random practice feels like progress while leaving no area actually mastered. Working area by area, each step ends with something genuinely in hand, and that confidence makes the next one easier.

Building vocabulary as a habit

Put every new word into a sentence of your own.
Note one synonym and one antonym beside it.
Learn roots and affixes — they let you read unfamiliar words.
A few a day, every day — swallowing lists achieves nothing.

Handling the translation part

The commonest mistake translating from Bangla is swapping word for word, because the two languages build sentences differently. Bangla puts the verb at the end; English puts it after the subject. Grasp the meaning of the whole Bangla sentence first, then write it afresh in natural English order — sentences written that way come out far more correct.