Institution: Bangladesh Bank Exam: Officer (Cash) -Sonali Bank | BD Development | BD Krishi Bank - 12.10.2018 ||
Topic: Transformation of Sentence, Subject: English Grammar (ইংরেজি গ্রামার)

Best Answer Explained in Below-:

The correct answer is A) "put up with," which is an idiomatic expression meaning to tolerate or endure a challenging situation or person. In the context of the sentence, the teachers are expressing their unwillingness to accept or tolerate the ways of the new Headmaster. This suggests a situation where the teachers are facing difficulties or frustrations due to the Headmaster's methods or policies, and they no longer wish to endure that discomfort.

The other options provided do not convey the same meaning:

B) "put up to" generally refers to encouraging someone to do something, often in a mischievous or coercive manner, which does not fit the context of expressing discontent.

C) "put on with" lacks a recognized meaning in English and is not a standard idiom.

D) "put over with" is also not an established expression and does not accurately convey the idea of tolerance or endurance.

Thus, "put up with" is the only option that correctly captures the teachers' sentiment of no longer wishing to tolerate the new Headmaster's ways, making it the appropriate choice in this context.