Institution: Bank Asia Ltd Exam: Bank Asia Ltd - Management Trainee Officer - 22.05.2015 ||
Topic: Correction (Sentence Correction), Subject: English Grammar (ইংরেজি গ্রামার)

Best Answer Explained in Below-:

The correct sentence is B: "The meeting was adjourned for a week." This sentence is grammatically correct and clearly conveys its intended meaning. The verb "adjourned" properly indicates a formal pause or suspension of the meeting, and the phrase "for a week" accurately describes the duration of the adjournment.

In contrast, the other options contain grammatical or usage errors. Option A, "I still adhere with my plan," incorrectly uses "adhere with" instead of the proper phrase "adhere to." The correct form emphasizes sticking to or following a plan, hence it should be "I still adhere to my plan."

Option C, "He is alarmed for any safety," uses "for" incorrectly; a more appropriate preposition would be "about," leading to "He is alarmed about any safety."

Lastly, option D, "There is an affinity among two languages," misuses "among" instead of "between," as "between" is used for two entities, while "among" refers to three or more. Therefore, the exchanges in the other options highlight the correctness of Option B by exhibiting proper grammar and clear meaning.