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About Anti-Discrimination Student Movement 2024 (বৈষম্য বিরোধী ছাত্র আন্দোলন সম্পর্কে দুই বন্ধুর মধ্যে সংলাপ।) Myselt : Hey Neeloy, did you see how big the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement has become? It’s no longer just students-people from all walks of life are joining in! Neeloy : Yeah, I noticed that too. It started with students demanding a merit-based system instead of the quota system. But now it’s transformed into something bigger, with people calling for major political change. Myself : Exactly, I think people are just fed up with the systemic inequality and lack of fairness. The quota system was only the tip of the iceberg, but it’s clear there are so many more issues people want addressed. Neeloy : And it’s incredible how this movement gained momentum so quickly. When it began, I didn’t expect it to lead to demands for the government to step down. But I guess it reflects how much frustration has built up over the years. Myself : Definitely. The government’s rigid sta...

About how Abu Sayed was Shot Death in the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement 2024. (বৈষম্য বিরোধী ছাত্র আন্দোলনে শহীদ আবু সাঈদকে কিভাবে গুলি করে হত্যা করা হয়েছিলো সে সম্পর্কে একজন সহযোদ্ধা ও প্রতিবেদকের মধ্যে সংলাপ।) Reporter : Asif, thank you for speaking with me today. I know this is a painful time, but can you tell us what happened when Abu Sayed was shot during the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement? Asif : Thank you. It’s hard to talk about. We were peacefully protesting, demanding a fair, merit-based system. But suddenly, the police showed up and tried to disperse us aggressively. Reporter : I understand. What happened next? Asif : The situation escalated quickly. Abu Sayed was standing beside me, chanting and holding a sign, completely unarmed. He was determined, but peaceful, like the rest of us. Then, a group of policeman started moving toward us. They didn’t warn us; they just came closer with weapons ready. Reporter : So, they opened fire without warning? Asif : ...

Suppose, you are Habib/Habiba. One of your friends is Amin/Amina. Now, write a dialogue between you and your friend about the merits and demerits of watching television. Habiba : Hey, what’re you doing? Amina : I’m trying to write an article on merits and demerits of watching television. Can you help me, please? Habiba : Yes, of course. Television is a great medium of recreation. It gives us pleasure and removes boredom. Amina : Yes, you’re right! I may also add that when we watch news on television, we get to know the happenings in and around the world. Some people also use television for distance learning as well. In this way, we get benefitted by watching television. Habiba : But it has a number of demerits, too. Amina : Right! Can you tell me some points in this regard? Habiba : Watching television for a long time can irritate eyes. It may also cause sleep difficulties, behaviour problems, lower grades, and other health ...

Suppose, you are Labib or Lovely and your friend is Nishat/Nishitha. Your friend is frustrated about the literacy rate of Bangladesh. Now, write a dialogue between you and your friend about how to remove illiteracy from our country. Nishitha : Hi, Lovely! It’s a long time since we met. How’re you? Lovely : I’m fine. And, you? Nishitha : I’m so so. But I’m thinking seriously about a problem. Lovely : What’s it about? Nishitha : It’s about illiteracy problem of Bangladesh. Lovely : Yes, undoubtedly it’s a big problem. But we have some ways to solve it. Nishitha : How? Lovely : Our government should take some steps to eradicate it. Education should be made free to all and it should be made compulsory. Nishitha : Is it possible for government alone? Lovely : The literate people should also help the government. Nishitha : I also think so. But our country is poor. What will the poor section do? ...

Suppose, you are Rajib/Rajiya. Your friend Kajal is quite unaware of water pollution. Now, write a dialogue between you and your friend about the cause and effects of water pollution. Kajal : Hey friend! Could you please tell me what water pollution is? Rajiya : Yes, of course. Water pollution is the pollution of bodies of water, such as lakes, rivers, seas, oceans, as well as groundwater. It occurs when pollutants move into it. Kajal : How do pollutants move into water? Rajiya : Well, it is we who are responsible for it. We haphazardly throw waste and filth into water and pollute it. Farmers using chemical fertilizers and insecticides in the field also run toward water bodies when it rains. It also causes water pollution. Kajal : I see. Any other reasons? Rajiya : Yes, throwing oil, food waste, and human waste into the rivers by water vehicles causes water pollution. Besides, unsanitary latrines on the banks of the...

Write a dialogue between you and your friend about the importance of physical exercise. Manik : Hi, Shafi. How are you? Shafi : Not so good, friend. I’m sick. Manik : What happened? Shafi : I don’t know, but I often have weakness in my limbs. Manik : Don’t you take physical exercise regularly? Shafi : Exercise? Oh, no. I'm not interested in it. Is it necessary? Manik : Certainly. Shafi : How? Please explain. Manik : You know, physical exercise is the systematic movement of the limbs of our body. Shafi : I know it, but what is its benefit? Manik : Well. Regular exercise makes your body strong and active. It keeps your blood circulation normal. Shafi : OK. That’s all? Manik : No. If you avoid physical exercise, your body will get rusty. You will feel uneasy all the time. Understood?  Shafi : Yeah. You’re right. Manik : Remember, a sound mind lies in a sound body. So, if you wa...

Suppose you are Nabil/Nabila. You have a friend Nabeen/Nabeena. Both of you are very interested in different types of games and sports. Now, write a dialogue between you and your friend emphasizing the importance of games and sports in our life. Nabeen : Hi Nabil, where are you going? Nabil : Hi, I am on my way to the sports club. Nabeen : What do you do there? Nabil : Well, I practise badminton there. Nabeen : That’s interesting! Do you go there often? Nabil : Yes, almost every day. It keeps my body and mind fit. Do you participate in any sports, Nabeen? Nabeen : Yes, I do. Nabil : Which sports are you interested in? Nabeen : I usually play cricket and football to keep my body fit and healthy. Nabil : I think games are essential for good health. Nabeen : You are right, Nabil. Games are essential for a healthy body. Nabil : Some people do not do physical activities. They do not realize th...

Write a dialogue between you and your friend about the importance of learning computer. Myself : Hello, Nabil! How’re you? Nabil : Fine, thanks. And you? Myself : Fine. What do you intend to do after the SSC exam? Nabil : I haven’t decided yet. Have you any plan? Myself : Yes, I would like to do a computer course. Nabil : Why have you decided to learn computer? Myself : Well, in the present world, everything depends on computer. There is no sector computer is not used. Nabil : I also have an intention of learning computer. But how can it benefit me? Myself : If you can handle computer, you can browse the internet which is now called the store-house of knowledge and information. Besides, government has made computer education compulsory in secondary and higher secondary level. Nabil : Oh, yes. That means if I have knowledge on computer, it’ll be helpful for my academic course, too. Myself : Exactly. M...

Suppose, you are Rohan/Raiyana reading in class ten. You along with your classmates want to make a garden in front of your school. So, you need to talk to the Headmaster. Now, write a dialogue between you and the Headmaster about making a garden. Raiana : May I come in, sir? Headmaster : Yes, please come in. tell me, what can I do for you? Raiana : Sir, we would like to make a small garden in front of our school. There is a piece of land in front of our campus where the local cowboys graze their cattle. We want to use the land for making a small garden. Headmaster : Well, that’s a good idea. Who is going to execute the plan? Raiana : We, the students of class ten, would execute the plan. Our honourable class teacher, Mrs Morshed gave her consent to coordinate the project. Headmaster : Great! But you know, a garden needs to be taken care of. Are you ready to take the trouble? Besides, you cannot hamper your studi...

Write a dialogue between you and your friend on the merits and demerits of using mobile phone. Myself : I’ve got a mobile phone. Please, note down the number. Rahela : Whoa! You’ve got a mobile phone. So, we can talk even when we are not meeting. Myself : But, I must make a cautious use of it, because it consumes a lot of money. Rahela : That's true. Myself : Yes, mobile phones are useful and necessary for instant communication from anywhere and anytime. It saves time and money in various ways. Rahela : Yes, but it has demerits, too. There are some students who do not put off their mobile phones during the class hours. It is a very bad habit. Myself : Yes, we all must avoid doing it. We should not disturb others in this way. Rahela : Mobile phone is a wonderful gift of science. But we should make a cautious use of it. Myself : We should be careful about its expenses too. We should use mobile phone only...

Write a dialogue between you and your friend about the bad effects of smoking. Myself : Hello, Fahad! How’re you? Fahad : Fine. What about you? Myself : Well. But I’m worried about you. Fahad : Really! But why? Myself : Raju has told me that you’ve started smoking. Fahad : Actually, Raju is ….. Myself : Don’t try to hide it. Aren’t I your friend? Fahad : But smoking gives me pleasure. Whenever I become sad, I smoke. Myself : It’s really an odd idea. Don’t you know that smoking is harmful for health? Fahad : How? Myself : Well. Doctors say, smoking may cause cancer, heart attack, high blood pressure, chronic lung troubles and other serious diseases. Fahad : Carry on. Myself : Scientists say that a puff of cigarette smoke contains fifteen billion particles of matters. Those are very harmful for health. Fahad : What else? Myself : Besides, smoking can cause irritation in the eyes, ...

Write a dialogue between two friends about how to develop skills in English language. Nafis : Hello, Anis! How’re you? Anis : I’m fine. What about you? Nafis : I want to learn English. From today, I will not speak Bangla with you. Anis : Why? Nafis : Because I want to practise spoken English. Anis : It’s a good proposition. I agree. Nafis : Yes, to develop our spoken English we have to speak English. Anis : It’s true. Moreover, we should not think of others’ criticism. Nafis : We should also develop our reading and writing habits. Anis : But how can we do that? Nafis : We can develop reading skill by reading literature and newspapers. We can develop writing by doing free writing on familiar topics. Anis : I have difficulty in understanding English spoken by a British or American. Nafis : It’s a problem for me too. But I’ve developed a lot by listening to BBC. Anis : But for this, we need to know grammar. Nafis : ...

Education is very important for the development of a nation. Suppose, you are Sajid/Sajida and your friend is Arif / Arifa. Now, write a dialogue between you and your friend about the importance of education in the development of a nation. Sajid : Hello, Arif. how’re you doing? Arif : Fine, thank you. What about you? Sajid : I’m fine, too. What are you doing? Arif : I’m preparing an assignment on the importance of education in the development of a nation. Sajid : That’s a very important topic. Education is the backbone of a nation. If most of the people of a country remain illiterate, it can never develop. Arif : Yes. Illiterate people remain in the darkness of ignorance. They lack the knowledge of any kind. Sajid : So, they can’t succeed in their life let alone help in the progress of the country. Arif : Also, they can devoid of values and responsibilities. Sajid : You’re right. They don’t hesitate to break rules. Th...

Rahim feels out of sorts. He goes to his doctor to consult his health problem. The doctor checks his temperature, feels pulse and finds nothing serious. Now, write a dialogue between them. Rahim : Good evening, doctor. Doctor : Good evening. What’s your problem? Rahim : I often feel sick. I have severe pain in the stomach for several days. I feel cold and shivery. Also, I’ve had a headache for two days. Doctor : Please lie down on that couch ….. Do you feel pain here? Rahim : Ooof! That’s quite painful! Doctor : Open your mouth ….. a little wider. Put this thermometer under your tongue. (taking the thermometer out) Your temperature is little higher than normal. Let me feel your pulse. Hmm ….. a little rapid. Rahim : I hope there’s nothing serious doctor. Doctor : No, nothing serious. I’m giving you simple medicine - just for a week. Take it regularly. Rahim : Thank you very much, doctor. Doctor : You’re ...

Write a dialogue between two friends about their preparation for the SSC Examination. Rashida : Hello, Rina! How’re you now? Rina : Hi! I’m quite well now. Thank you. Rashida : Our examination is knocking at the door. How’s your preparation? Rina : Well, but not so well till now. You know, I couldn’t continue my studies for about fifteen days due to my illness. But I’m trying my best to overcome the gap. Rashida : Oh! What’s your present condition? Rina : I’ve already finished Bangla, mathematics, physics and religion. And now trying to finish chemistry and higher math within this week. Rashida : Very good! What about English? Rina : You know, I’m somewhat weak in English. So, I sit regularly with my elder sister and also take help from my tutor. I hope I can overcome the losses soon. Rashida : I hope so. Because you’re sincere. Rina : By the way, what about you? Rashida : My preparation is quite well. I’ve completed al...

Write a dialogue between two friends about the merits and demerits of using Facebook. Mamun : Hey Maruf, what’re you doing on mobile? Maruf : I’m collecting some study materials from my friends through Facebook. Mamun : Being on Facebook while studying only kills time. I know there are some advantages of using facebook. But it also kills a lot of your time. Maruf : I understand your concern, but you don’t need to worry about me. I’m well aware of the disadvantages of using Facebook. Why are you so negative about Facebook? Mamun : Facebook and other social media platforms are indirectly creating a virtual world. People using such platforms often forget about existence in the real world. Maruf : But these platforms are improving our communication system. Mamun : You’re right. They’re virtually connecting people from distant places. But what happens to the people we live with together? Due to Facebook, people now spend a lot of time on Facebook and ...

Suppose, you are Bakul and your friend is Nayon. Recently you have noticed that road accident is on the rise horribly in your country. Every day many people fall victim to road accidents. Now, write a dialogue between you and your friend about the causes and remedies of road accidents. Bakul : Hello! How are you? Nayon : I am fine. What about you? Bakul : Not well. Have you read today’s newspaper? Almost 10 people died in road accidents in different parts of the country, yesterday. Nayon : Very sad news indeed! To speak the truth, nowadays it has become a common incident in our country. Bakul : Yes, it is really a matter of serious concern nowadays but our policy makers seem indifferent to the fact. Nayon : Absolutely true. But can you tell me the causes of frequent road accident across the country? Bakul : The causes are manifold. Reckless driving, lack of skilled traffic police, ignorance of the drivers, tende...

Bangladesh won the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup 2020 defeating India. Now, write a dialogue between you and your friend Joy/Joyeeta about the match.   Myself : Hello Joyeeta. How’re you? Joyeeta : Hi! I’m fine. What about you? Myself : I’m doing great! Did you watch the U-19 Cricket World Cup 2020 final match between India and Bangladesh? Joyeeta : Of course! What a fantastic match it was! Did you watch it? Myself : Yes. That was undoubtedly one of the most exciting matches I’ve ever seen. I was so tensed that I remained seated almost the entire time in front of the TV. Joyeeta : Me too, friend. At one point, Bangladesh fell deeper into trouble when a bowler took four wickets at a stress. I got too nervous and anxious during those moments. I thought Bangladesh would lose the match. Myself : Yes, that’s was the hard time for Bangladesh. I felt losing my pulses several times during that period. Joyeeta : I do remembe...

Suppose, your school has recently started online classes. One of your friends is having difficulty in attending the online classes as he/she is new to the platform of Zoom or Google Meet. He/she seeks your help. Now, write a dialogue between you and your friend based on the situation. Toma : Hi, Tonni! Why do you look so worried? Tonni : Well, I’ve missed a few online classes that started last week. Toma : I’ve noticed. But what’s the reason? Tonni : It’s because I don’t know how to use Zoom or Google Meet. I’ve never used any of the apps before. My father has bought me a smart phone. But still I’m not being able to use any of the apps. Could you please help me? Toma : Sure! First, download the Zoom app and register to it with your email address. Then, provide your email address to the teacher. Whenever the teacher sends you the meeting link to your email, just click on it and join the class. Tonni : Oh, it's pretty simpl...

Suppose, there is a slum in your area. You are connected about the people living in that slum as most of them have no job and live from hand to mouth. You want to do something for them. Now, write a dialogue between you and your friend about how you can help the poor people during the COVID-19 crisis.   Myself : Hi, Sami! How’re you? Sami : I’m fine. What about you? Myself : Well, I’m a bit worried about the people who live in the slum in our area. Sami : Why are you worried about them? Myself : Most of them have lost their jobs during the COVID-19 crisis. They’re now living from hand to mouth. Sami : Yeah, that’s awful! Since lockdown in March, they have been staying at home. They have no savings. Myself : Yeah. That’s why I’m thinking about helping them. But what can I do for them? Do you have any suggestions? Sami : Well, we can raise funds and buy food for them, especially healthy foods that contain Vitamins C and...