Dialogue
(a)Write
a dialogue between two friends about their school.
Shafi : Nirob, have you admitted into a
new school?
Nirob : Yes, I have admitted into a new
school in class six. And you?
Shafi : I have also admitted into a new
school. It looks very beautiful. It's surrounded by trees.
Nirob : Wow! My school also looks
beautiful. It is a six-stored building. It is a big school. Many students are
studying here.
Shafi : I think it is an urban school.
Nirob : Yes,
it is an urban school. I feel very glad to take admission here.
Shafi : I'm also happy to take an admission in a new school. Actually, we have
to
study well
wherever we take admission.
Nirob :
You're right. A school cannot provide us with a good result unless we read
well.
Shafi : I think so. We must read well to make a good result.
(b)Write
a dialogue between a
customer and a shopkeeper on buying groceries.
Shopkeeper :
Good morning! How can I help you, sir?
Customer : I want to buy one kg sugar.
Shopkeeper : It will cost 80 taka per
kg.
Customer: It's too much. I also want to
buy two kg wheat.
Shopkeeper : It will cost 60 taka per
kg.
Customer: Okay, please give me one kg
sugar and two kg wheat.
Shopkeeper : Please, take your sugar
and wheat. Sir, would you please need milk?
Customer : Yes, I need milk. Please,
give me two liters of milk. How much in total?
Shopkeeper : Sir, It's three hundred
ninety.
Customer : Take this.
Shopkeeper : Thank you, sir. Come
again, please.
Customer: You are welcome.
(c) Write a dialogue between two friends about importance of good food.
Nasir : Hello ,good
morning ,friend !How are you ?
Monir
: Good Morning, dear friend! I am very fine and you?
Nasir
:I am also fine ,Now I would like to talk to you about the importance of good
food.
Monir
: Good food is very necessary in our life.
Nasir
: Can you please tell me about the importance of good food in our life ?
Monir
: Of course .You tell me about it.
Nasir
: Good food is the pre-condition of good health .It is good health is the good
wealth of life .Good food gives us energy and strength to work hard. A hard
working man can succeed in life.
Monir
: Anything also about the importance of good food, please ?
JaeedSir,CMHS,01814
414141
Nasir : Good food keeps us free from
disease. A man free from disease leads a very happy and sound life.
Monir : Thank you very much. I do agree with you. So everybody should take
a balance diet.
Nasir : You are always most welcome,
dear friend. Goodbye!
(d)A
dialogue between Doctor and the Patient about sickness —
Patient :
Good morning sir, how are you?
Doctor :
Good morning, I am fine. Now tell me what’s your problem?
Patient
: I have been suffering from fever for
two days. I have had some
Medicine but they do not work
well.
Doctor :
Did you have the medicine according to any doctor’s advice?
Patient : No, Doctor.
Doctor : It’s
very bad. Without consulting with any doctor, none should have medicine.
Patient
: Do I have anything serious, doctor?
Doctor
: No. Only a slight cold.
Patient
: Will it last long?
Doctor :
No, not so serious. Now I am prescribing you some medicines. I hope you’ll be
ok in a day or two.
Patient
: Thank you doctor.
Doctor
: You are most welcome.
(e)Write a dialogue between
two friends about the importance of games and sports .
Monir: Good afternoon, how are you?
Sakib: Good after noon. I am fine. What’s up?
Monir: Not so bad. Where are you going now?
Sakib: Now I am going to play football with my friends. Will
you play with us?
Monir: Actually, I do not like any type of games and sports.
They are totally disgusting and wasting of time.
Sakib: Very sad. You are a good student but you do not know
about the importance of games and sports.
Monir: Are they important for us?
Sakib: surely, they help us to be active and fresh .they
remove all of the disease from our health.
Monir: Really, I have made a great mistake. As a result I
always remain sick and also weak .But it needs so much time.
Sakib: You can play only in the afternoon.
Monir: So let’s go. I will also play with you.
Sakib: Surely! Come.
Completing Story
(i)
The Foolish
Crow and the Clever Fox
One day a crow stole a piece of meat. It flew away and sat
on the branch of a tree. Suddenly a fox was going under that tree. He saw the
piece of meat in the beak of the crow and wanted to have the piece of meat. He
hit upon a plan to accomplish his evil design. He wanted to flatter the crow.
He began to say that the crow was very beautiful to look at. Its feathers were
extremely glamorous and Its beak was very nice. Further, the clever fox added
that the beauty of the crow could not be described in words. The sweet words of
the fox pleased the crow very much and it became overwhelmed with joy. But
again the fox said that the crow was unfortunately dumb. At this, the crow
became a bit angry and in order to drive the futility of his words, the crow
opened its mouth to caw. Then and there the piece of meat fell down from its
mouth and the clever fox grabbed it and went away with that piece of meat.
(ii) A thirsty crow
One
day a crow became very thirsty. He flew from one place to another place in
search of a little bit of water. But he didn't found a little drop of water
anywhere. He continued his search everywhere for water. At last, he saw a jar
under a tree at a distance. He flew down to it and looked into the jar. There
was a little water at the bottom of the jar/pitcher. But it was too hard for
the crow to reach the bottom. The crow tried to upset the jar. But the crow was
unable to do it because he was very tired. The crow was in a fix what to do.
Reasonably he became very disappointed. He was thinking about what could be
done. But he could not find any means to relieve his thirst. At last, losing
heart when he was about to fly away, he saw some pieces of stones and rocks
lying at a little distance. At once he hit upon a plan. He got to the stones
and picked up a piece of stone in his mouth. He flew to the jar/pitcher and
dropped the stone into it. He continued the same task several times and
gradually the level of water was rising to the mouth of the pitcher. At last,
the water level came up within his reach. Then the crow drank water to his
heart's content and flew away happily.
(iii) A Greedy Farmer
Once upon a time there lived a farmer
in a village. The farmer was very poor and within his small income he was
unable to continue his family properly. He always thought how to increase his
income. One day he bought a goose from the market. From this goose, he hoped to
get more eggs and geese. After some days when the goose became matured, it
started laying eggs. The eggs were golden and it made the farmer so happy.
Every morning the goose laid a golden egg and the farmer used to sell the
golden egg to the market. Within a short time the luck of the farmer became
changing. Gradually he became rich. Actually, the farmer was very greedy and
impatient. So, one day he thought that if he cut the belly of the goose he
would get all the eggs at a time and by this way he would be rich overnight.
So, to have all the eggs at a time one day he took a sharp knife and cut the
belly of the goose. But alas! There was no egg inside it. He was so sorry and
started crying. Finally, he realized his fault and the reason behind losing all
is greediness. JaeedSir,CMHS,01814 414141
(iv) A dog and a piece of
meat
Once upon a time, there lived a dog. One day, he
was very hungry and went in search of food. To his delight, the dog found a
juicy bone. The dog happily carried the bone back home. He held the bone
tightly in his mouth and scowled at anyone who tried to take it away. On his
way home, he had to cross a bridge. While crossing the bridge, the dog saw his
reflection in the water below. The foolish dog thought there was another dog in the water,
holding another juicy bone. The greedy dog wanted to have that bone too. He
growled and barked at his own reflection in the water. “I’ll get that bone
too,” thought the greedy dog, and he snapped his sharp teeth and barked at his
reflection in the water.
But alas! The moment the foolish dog opened his
mouth to snap his teeth, the piece of bone fell into the stream. The dog lost
his bone and had to go home, hungry.
(v) An Ant and a Dove
On a hot day of summer, an ant was searching for some
water. After walking around for some time, she came near the river. To drink
the water, she climbed up on a small rock. While trying to drink a water, she
slipped and fell into the river. There was a dove sitting on a branch of a tree
who saw an ant falling into the river. The dove quickly plucked a leaf and dropped
it into the river near the struggling ant. The ant moved towards the leaf and
climbed up onto it. Soon, the leaf drifted to dry ground, and the ant jumped
out. She looked up to the tree and thanked the dove. Later, the same day, a
bird catcher nearby was about to throw his net over the dove hoping to trap it.
An ant saw him and guessed what he was about to do. The dove was resting and he
had no idea about the bird catcher. An ant quickly bit him on the foot. Feeling
the pain, the bird catcher dropped his net and let out a light scream. The dove
noticed it and quickly flew away.
Paragraph
(a)My First Day at School
Now I am in class VI but my first day at the school is still
fresh in my memory because the day was difficult and also enjoyable for me. The
date was 8th January when I got admitted in the school in class one.
At that time I was six years old .I went to school with my father by a
rickshaw. After 20 minutes we reached at school gate. I was charmed to see the
buildings, students and others of the school. After sometimes my father took me
to the headmaster’s room. He was a very nice man. His smiling face and gentle
words put me at ease. He asked me my name and I told him my name. He asked me some questions. I could say them all. The headmaster then called a teacher
to take me to my class. The teacher welcomed me and gave me a seat in the class
room. He introduced me to my classmates. They accepted me very friendly. I felt
very happy. I even made a few friends and everything became all right. 8th January I still remember, the
first day at my school.
(b) A Railway Station
A railway station is a very important place for
railway communication. It is a place where trains stop at and start from. The
passengers of a train get into or get down from a train at a railway station.
It has one or more red buildings. They are generally made of brick. From a
distance, one can see the green and red signals and red buildings of a station.
It has some rooms. Some of them are the waiting rooms for male and female
passengers. There are ticket counters, a booking office for goods, the station
master’s room, some tea stalls, other stalls, etc. in a railway station. Here
many hawkers are found shouting the names of their goods and selling them. Here
railway porters are found looking for the passengers to carry their goods. In
every railway station, there are two or more railway lines (or, tracks). Near
the station, there are two signal posts with red and green signals. The point’s
man maintains the signals. He also moves along the platform with red and green
flags in his hand. Just outside the station, there are stands for rickshaws,
auto-rickshaws, and other vehicles. Before the arrival of a train, the
passengers collect their tickets standing in a queue. When a train arrives, the
station becomes busy and noisy. Some passengers get into the train and some
passengers get down from it. When it leaves the station, it becomes calm and
quite — sometimes it looks like a deserted place.
(c) A cleaner
A man who
collects rubbish every day from our area is called a cleaner. Generally, he has
fresh mind and he works for the benefit of our society. He cleans our
environment and always likes his work. He thinks that all jobs are
important for us. To collect rubbish, he has to go in different houses of the
area where he lives. Generally, he gets up early in the morning. Then he goes
to collect the rubbish that the people keep in front of their
houses. Sometimes the bins are very dirty and they smell bad. But the
cleaner doesn’t mind. As he believes that all jobs have their own
value. He takes out everything from the bins and puts them in a
large plastic bag or in the push cart with him. If he stops his working,
the whole area will become dirty and unhealthy. The life of a cleaner is full
of pain and suffering. He cannot get proper food, shelter, cloth and education
for his family. He leads an unhappy life. He is unable to educate his children
and take a proper treatment. We should respect him and his work.
(d) My Daily Routine
Daily
routine or life means the routine, of the daily activities of a man. I am a
student of class VI. As I am a student, I have a daily routine to follow. I
usually wake up at 5.30 a.m. Then I brush my teeth, wash my hands and face
and I perform ablution and say prayers. Then I go out for a morning walk. After walking
for half an hour, I sit to read. At 6.30 am I take my breakfast along with my
family members. After that, I start school at 7.00 a.m. I attend my classes
from 7.30 a.m to 12.00 p.m. Returning from school I wash my body and take my
lunch. Then I take a rest till 3p.m. I sit at my table and finish home
work from 3.00pm to 5.00pm .At 5 p.m I go to the field to play with my friends.
There I play for one hour. I come back from the field at 6 p.m and go to my
reading room. There I keep myself busy in studies for 3 hours. Normally I take
my supper at 9.30 p.m. Then I watch television for one hour and finally go to
bed at 11:00 p.m. On holidays I bring a little change in my daily routine. On
holiday, I pass my time in making lessons. Sometimes, I visit my friends and
relatives.
(e) Bangabandhus Childhood
The father of the nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman is the
architect of independent Bangladesh. He is recognized as the greatest Bengali
of the past Thousand Years. We owe to his charismatic leadership for making us
a free nation. This great leader was born on 17th March 1920 at Tungipara in
Gopalganj. His father's name was Sheikh Lutfur Rahman and mother's name was
Sayera Khatun. He passed the matriculation examination from the Gopalganj
Mission High School. He obtained B.A. degree in 1947 from the Kolkata Islamic
college. Afterwards, he joined the politics and did his best for the Bengali
Nation to make them free from the misrule and oppression of the pak rulers .His
history address on the 7th March 1971, a mammoth gathering at the Race Course
marked a turning point in the history of the Bengali Nation. In his address he
made a clarion call, saying: “Build forts in each homestead. You must resist
the Pakistani army with whatever you have in hand. Remember: since we have already
had to shed blood, we will have to shed a lot more of it. By the grace of Allah
we will be able to liberate the people of this land. The struggle this time is
a struggle for freedom__ the struggle this time is a struggle for emancipation.
He was arrested at 25 March, 1971 and was taken to Pakistan. He was sent back
home after Liberation. He was the Prime Minister and sometime President of
Bangladesh but unfortunately he was assassinated by some misguided Army
officers on 15th August, 1975, along with most of his family members excepting
for his two daughters. It is considered a great loss for the nation. Nothing
can compensate the loss. He was engraved at Tungipara. JaeedSir,CMHS,01814 414141
(a)
Write a letter to your friend telling him about a picnic you
enjoyed.
Kandirpar,Comilla.
11-09-2019
Dear Sumon,
How are you? You will be
glad to know that we have recently enjoyed a picnic at Maynamoti a place of
historical importance. The picnic spot was really nice. We hired a bus to
carry’ us. We started at 7 a.m. from our school gate. We took all the necessary
foodstuff and utensils with us. Some of us carried cameras and tape-recorders
to the picnic. We ourselves cooked our food and served one another. We spent
the whole day there. We roamed about the place and spent a few hours in
sight-seeing and singing. We also played cricket there for about 30 minutes.
The picnic was an enjoyable picnic. It would be more enjoyable if you could
accompany us.
This is all for today.
Convey my best regards to your parents and love to the youngers.
Yours truly
Firoz
(b) A letter to your friends about the importance of good health.
13 September 2022
Comilla
Dear Jisan ,
At first take my
cordial love. Hopefully you are fine. You wanted to know
the importance of good health. Good health is very important for everybody. A
proverb says,’ Health is wealth’. It is proper functioning of all body organs. It
is also feeling well both in body and in mind. People in good health are
active, cheerful and happy. If you are healthy, you can be happy and can help
others in society as well. To keep in good health you should be careful about
hygiene. Proper food and nutrition, physical exercise, rest and sleep,
cleanliness and proper medicare are essential for good health. So you should
follow the personal health practice and enjoy the cheerful life.
No more today
.Take care of yourself.
Your friend
Sazzad
(c) Write a letter to your pen friend about beautiful Bangladesh.
13 September 2017
Comilla
Dear Jisan ,
At first take my
cordial love .how are you? Hopefully you are fine.
I am also fine. In
your last letter you wrote about your country and wanted to know about my country.
Now I am writing about my country .Bangladesh is a full of natural beauty .In
every part of this country especially in village site you can see the beauty of
green. There are many attractive natural beautiful place also. You must
listened about cox’s bazar sea beach which is the longest in the world and also
the beauty of Rangamati and Bandarbane you will pleased to see the beauty of
those place .There are so many hills and those are attached with many green
trees . There is the biggest mangrove forest in the world which is Sunderbone.
We have another beautiful city which is Sylhet .This city is popular for it’s
beautiful tea garden in hills . It’s look so beautiful and also there are
tourist attractive place like Jaflong ,Madhobkundo and so many places . Bangladesh
is called the land of rivers .The rivers side is look very beautiful. So the
overall beauty of our country is surprised to see .
No more today,
write you later. Take care of yourself.
Your friend Shafin
(d)A
letter to your friend about the use of home remedies for common illnesses.
Bagicha gaon ,Comilla
21 March 2022
Dear Poli,
At first take my cordial love. I have received your letter just now. I
have wanted to know that use of home remedies for common illness. Now I am
describing about it. Home remedies means natural or herbal remedies. We can use
these in our common illness, such as- For cough we can use two tea-spoons of
basil leaf/tulsi juice with one spoon of honey. It works excellent. Lemon juice
is good for any cold. Lemon juice, hot water and honey together work well in
healing common cold. Garlic cures toothache. Eating apples give good result in
headaches. Thus we can cures our common illness by using home remedies. You may
follow these in your personal life. No more today.
Your loving friend
Moli
(e)
Write a letter to your friend about your visit to a zoo.
Kandirpar,Comilla.
11-09-2019
Dear Sharmin,
How are you? I hope you are well. Today I have taken pen and
paper to write you about an interesting event. Few days back I had paid a visit
to the National Zoo.
You know that during last vacation I went to visit my uncle’s
house in Dhaka. I, my parents and my uncle-aunt went to visit the National Zoo
at Mirpur, Dhaka. After buying entrance ticket, we entered the zoo. At first we
saw the cages of monkeys. They were playing with the visitors. Gradually we saw
many animals. There are tiger, elephant, peacock, lion, snakes, leopard,
giraffe and many more animals. I also saw the Royal Bengal Tiger which is
famous all over the world. I got a rare chance to ride an elephant in the zoo.
The area of the zoo is so big that we got tired. Then we took our food
that was brought by aunty. We spent the whole day in the zoo. Then we returned
home in the evening.
The day will always remain
fresh in my memory. It’s all for today. Don’t forget to write me.
Your loving friend
Sujon
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