Institution: AGRANI BANK LTD Exam: Agrani bank Ltd - Senior Officer (Cancelled) - 31.05.2013
Topic: Fill in the Blank, Subject: English Grammar (ইংরেজি গ্রামার)

Best Answer Explained in Below-:

The sentence "The movie was ............. the book" requires a phrase that allows for a comparison between the movie and the book. Choosing the correct option hinges on understanding the structure of comparisons in English.

Option A, "as good," is incomplete because it lacks a comparative structure necessary for this context. It doesn’t connect both subjects effectively.

Option B, "as good as," is the correct choice because it establishes a clear comparison: it indicates that the movie's quality is being measured against that of the book, suggesting that they are equivalent in quality. This structure follows the formula of comparisons in English: "as + adjective + as," which is specifically meant to compare two nouns.

Option C, "good," is unsuitable because it does not contain a comparative element, making the statement sound unclear and incomplete.

Option D, "good in," is grammatically incorrect in this context; "in" implies a different meaning that does not pertain to comparison.

Thus, "as good as" is the correct and most effective choice for completing the sentence, successfully conveying the intended message of comparison between the movie and the book.