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Dialogue on COVID-19
2. Importance of Mobile Phone
3. Importance of Reading Newspaper
4. Importance of Tree Plantation
5. Importance of Learning English
6. Bad Effects of Smoking
7. Adopting Unfair Means in the Examination
8. Favorite Hobby
9. Proper use of Time
10. Aim in Life
11. Patient and Doctor
12. A Book Fair You have Recently Visited
13. Exciting Cricket Match
14. Benefits of Early Rising
15. How to Improve In English
16. Consequence of Environment Pollution
17. Future Plan After the SSC Result
18. Preparation for the SSC Exam
19. Cause of Road Accidents
20. Village and City Life
Importance of Reading Newspaper
Raju : Hello Meena! How are you?
Meena : Thank you. I am fine. How are you?
Raju : I am also fine. Thank you. Where are you going?
Meena : I am going to buy a news paper.
Raju : Do you read newspaper regularly?
Meena : Of course. Don’t you?
Raju : Certainly. You know newspaper is called the store house of knowledge.
Meena : You are right. Without reading newspaper we can’t know about the world.
Raju : They who don’t read newspaper remain frogs of the well. Because they don’t know the current
affairs of the country and world.
Meena : At the same time newspapers contains articles related to our study. They are very helpful.
Raju : Which section of newspaper do you like most?
Meena: Certainly the study page. And you?
Raju : I like the general knowledge section and literary articles. Sometimes I send my writings to
newspaper.
Meena : That’s very good. Newspaper up hold people’s view, too. I have to go now.
Raju : Ok. See you later. Bye.
Meena : Bye.
Importance of Tree Plantation
Raju : Hello Meena! How are you and where are you going?
Meena: You are here? I am so so and was going to you.
Raju : But you so hurry. Anything wrong with you?
Meena: Yes, a report of the Green Party regarding tree cutting culture is greatly tormenting me.
Raju : I see. To save our green environment Green Party is emphasizing on afforestation instead of
deforestation any more.
Meena: What is afforestation?
Raju : Afforestation means planting trees systematically.
Meena: Yea, tree plantation? Trees give us shelter, shade, food, and other facilities such as maintenance of
ecosystems for which natural ingredients go their own way smoothly. The trees are, in a word, the port of all
living beings under the sun.
Raju : But a matter of regret that these are being cut down purposively. Consequently, nature is losing her
ecological balance. And-
Meena: And ecological factors are being at sixes and sevens.
Raju : Therefore, we have no alternative but to save the environment through more and more tree plantation
campaigns.
Meena : That is, you want to say that the necessity of tree plantation is needless to mention anymore, do
you?
Raju : Yes.
Meena : Thank you very much. Bye.
Raju : You are welcome too.
dialogue importance of learning english
Raju : Hello Meena, how are you?
Meena : Fine, thank you. What about you?
Raju : I am also okay. What are you doing?
Meena : I am reading an article about the importance of learning English.
Raju : Nice! Actually English is essential in our every walk of life.
Meena : Of course. It is an international language. In this age of globalization, it plays an important role for
communication in the present world. So, learning English is a must.
Raju : But it is unfortunate that we are neglecting it. For that we are lagging behind our neighbours.
Meena : Oh! It is really disgraceful. This situation must be changed if we want to keep pace with the modern
world.
Raju : Right you are. Our international relations and trade would be affected much if we do not learn English
well.
Meena : Exactly. Besides, without efficiency in English none can expect to receive higher studies as all the
books on higher education are written in English.
Raju : Yes, it is only English that can help us to enter the storehouse of knowledge.
Meena : Absolutely. But it is a matter of shame that most of the university graduates lack proper knowledge
on English.
Raju : Exactly, and as a result they are being deprived of getting good job and receiving handsome salary.
Meena : Right you are. A sound command over English is a prerequisite for good job and good salary.
Raju : Undoubtedly. In fact, the importance of learning this language cannot be described in words. We must
study and practice English seriously. Thank you.
Meena : You are most welcome. Good bye.
dialogue bad effects of smoking
Raju: Hello Meena, how are you going on with your studies?
Meena: As usual. When is your exam going to begin?
Raju: Our exam is knocking at the door. But I can‘t pay my attention to the studies. Anyway, yesterday I
read a feature on the dangers of smoking in the newspaper. Are you aware of it?
Meena: Of course, I’m also thinking against smoking. Smoking causes many diseases. What do you think
about it?
Raju: I think smoking is a kind of addiction. Moreover, all other fatal addiction begins with smoking.
Meena: Your argument is right. Smoking gives nothing but shortens the span of our life. What other abuses
you think are there in smoking?
Raju: Smoking also costs a lot. Besides, bad smell spreads through the breath of a smoker. Don’t you think
so?
Meena: Obviously. It’s very boring to nonsmoker when one smokes before him. The smoke of smoking
hurts the children’s eyes. Am I wrong?
Raju: Of course not. Smoking in public should be banned.
Meena: Yes, the campaign should be arranged in this regard.
Raju: Thank you for your precious argument.
Meena: Thank you.
a dialogue between doctor and patient about illness
Myself: Good morning, sir!
Doctor: Good morning! What’s wrong with you?
Myself: I have been suffering from fever since yesterday.
Doctor: Have you any other problem?
Myself: I also feel headache and trembling.
Doctor: Let me feel your pulse and check your fever. At this time the fever is 102 degree. Don’t worry, there
is nothing serious. I am giving you some medicine the and you will be all right in a few days.
Myself: Thank you, doctor.
Doctor: But get your blood tested for malaria, and come with the report
tomorrow.
Myself: OK doctor.
Doctor: I shall recommend at least two days rest for you.
Myself : Would you prepare a medical certificate for me to submit it in my school? Doctor: Oh sure. This is
your medical certificate.
Myself : Thank you very much. Please tell me how shall I take this medicine?
Doctor: This medicine is for a day only. Take this dose as soon as you reach your home and the second at 3
pm and the third at night before sleeping.
Myself: What should I eat doctor?
Doctor: You should eat only light food. You can take milk and fresh fruit also.
Myself: How much shall I pay you doctor?
Doctor: 500 Tk only.
Myself: Here it is please. Thanks doctor.
Doctor: It’s all right.
Myself: Thank you doctor. I shall see you tomorrow with my blood report.
Doctor: OK, Take care of your health.
Question: A dialogue about a book fair you have recently visited
Raju: Good afternoon, Meena. How’re you?
Meena: I’m fine. How about you?
Raju: Fine. I went to your home. But I did not find you. Where did you go yesterday evening?
Meena: I went to the Ekushe Boi Mela.
Raju: Really? Did you went there alone?
Meena: No, I went their with my elder brother.
Raju: How was the Mela?
Meena: It was a great arrangment with a big crowd.
Raju: How many shops were there?
Raju: Almost 300.
Raju: Did you buy any book?
Meeena: Yes, I bough two story books, two science fictions and a novels.
Raju: Did you meet any writer or poet?
Raju: Very good. Did you enjoy the fair?
Meena: Sure. I really enjoyed it and hope you’ll also visit the fair if you get time.
Questions: A dialogue between two friends on exciting cricket match
Raju: Hello Meena! How are you?
Meena: I’m fine and what about you?
Raju: I’am also quite fine. Did you enjoy the cricket match yesterday between Bangladesh and New
Zealand?
Meena: Certainly! It is the first time that Bangladesh defeated New Zealand. I am very happy that I enjoyed
the match in the stadium.
Raju: What is your impression about the match?
Meena: Oh, yes! I was deeply impressed to see the performance of the two teams—particularly the team of
Bangladesh.
Raju: Yes, it was a great surprise that Bangladesh beat the Ex-World Champion— New Zealand.
Meena: Exactly! You know New Zealand is one of the well-known teams in the cricket world. And
it is very interesting that they were defeated by us.
Raju: Yes. But it true that the fielding of Bangladeshi players was excellent. They fielded like a top class
team.
Meena: Certainly! And it was another reason that the New Zealand team failed to get high score.
Raju: In the end it was an easy target for the Bangladeshi batsmen. But our team was so unpredictable that
you couldn’t be surprised if they could not have achieved that.
Meena: Definitely. But our batsmen also performed as well as the bowlers.
Raju: You are right. I think Bangladesh will shine more in next matches and will bring good name and fame
for the country.
Meena: Certainly! Our hope is not unreasonable.
Raju: Yes, indeed! Thank you very much and let us wait for the next match.
Meena: You are most welcome. Good [Link] you again.
Benefits of Early Rising
Raju : Hello Meena! How are you?
Meena : I am fine and what about you?
Raju : I am fine too. But why are you always late for the class? If you are so late every day, you will be in
great difficulty.
Meena : You are right. Indeed, I always try to come on time, but I simply can’t.
Raju : Why can’t you? What time do you get up in the morning?
Meena : I usually get up from bed at around 9 o’clock. I watch TV and sleep late.
Raju : I see. You should rise early and get the benefits of early rising. Don’t you know the proverb: “Early
to bed and early to rise make a man healthy, wealth, and wise?
Meena : What is the benefits of early rising?
Raju : As the proverb says, it makes you healthy, wealthy, and wise.
Meena : But how will it help me to become punctual in class?
Raju : If you get up early in the morning, you will get much time to learn your lessons, have breakfast,
complete your homework, have bath and meal and then start for college and reach ahead of time.
Meena : Yes, you are right. I can understand that by getting up early in the morning, I can make the best
use of my time.
Raju : Exactly! If you get up early in the morning, your mind and body will remain fresh. Besides, an early
riser can work more and earn more to add to his income.
Meena : You are right. I was in the dark. However, I will start getting up early in the morning from
tomorrow.
Raju : It is certainly a wise decision. I will call you tomorrow in the morning at your house and take you for
a walk with me by the riverside. Thank you.
Meena : You are most welcome. I really appreciate your suggestion.
Dialogue : How to Improve In English
Raju : Hello Meena. You always obtain highest marks in English. What is the secret of your success?
Meena : No secret, Raju. I always practice English. I also like to speak English whenever I have scope.
Raju : Would you please tell me how I can improve my English?
Meena : Sure Raju. For this, you have to learn some words every day to make your vocabulary strong. You
should note words and necessary phrases in a note book with their meanings.
Raju : What else?
Meena : You should read English newspaper and listen to TV news in English daily and note the difficult
words, terms, phrases and sentences in the note book.
Raju : Yes, very important. Carry on, please.
Meena : Whenever you have the opportunity, you should speak in English with your friends, family
members or others. You should also practice free hand writing everyday on different familiar or common
topics of our daily life.
Raju : Any other suggestion?
Meena : Nowadays, as learning aid, CD and Video tutorials are also available in the market. You can try
them if you wish. And you must have patience. In this way you will improve your skill in English day by
day.
Raju : OK Meena. I think your suggestions will be of great use to me to have command over English.
Thank you so much.
Meena : You are always welcome.
Dialogue : Consequence of Environment Pollution
Raju : Hello Meena, what’s up?
Meena : I am so so. Recently, a matter is shocking me very much.
Raju : What’s the matter?
Meena : I am thinking about environment which is being seriously polluted.
Raju : Right you are.
Meena : You know that air and water are the two important elements for us but they are being polluted
seriously.
Raju : You see that mills and factories, human waste and water vehicles are polluting water.
Meena : Exactly so. Even people mind nothing to do these.
Raju : Unpleasant truth is that we must face a terrible situation if we cannot stop it.
Meena : Over population, increasing number of industries and vehicles are mainly responsible for it.
Raju : Besides, unconsciousness, negligence and selfishness are not less responsible.
Meena : How can we get the solution?
Raju : We all should know that a sound mind lives in a sound body. If a sound body lives in polluted place,
the mind must be polluted also.
Meena : I think that strict laws should be introduced and awareness should be created among people.
Raju : Thank for sharing your opinion.
Meena : Thank you too.
Dialogue : Future Plan After the Result
Raju : Hello. Meena, how are you?
Meena : I am fine and what about you?
Raju : I am fine too. You have passed S.S.C. examination getting G.P.A.-5. Now what is you future plan.
Meena : Yes, I want to be a doctor. After passing the H.S.C. examination I shall admit in medical college.
Raju : Good idea. Your plan is absolutely right.
Meena : After all you have made a good result. Now, what is your intention?
Raju : I want to be an English teacher. After passing the HSC. examination I must study in honors and
masters on English.
Meena : Thanks. Your choice is so nice. There is so lack of qualified teacher in our country.
Raju : Welcome.
Dialogue : Cause of Road Accidents
Raju : Hello Meena! How are you?
Meena : I am fine. What about you?
Raju : I am not so good. One of my neighbors died last night at a tragic road accident near Savar.
Meena : Really it is very sad that there is not a single day you will find without the news of tragic road
accident.
Raju : You are right. To speak the truth, nowadays it has become a common incident in our country.
Meena : Yes, it is really a matter of serious concern nowadays but our policy makers seem indifferent to
the fact.
Raju : That’s is absolutely true. But can you tell me the causes of frequent road accident across the country?
Meena : There are many causes responsible for this. Reckless driving, lack of traffic police, ignorance of
the drivers, overtaking tendency, violating traffic signals and rules etc. contribute greatly to the frequent
road accident.
Raju : You are absolutely right. The conditions of roads are also not good at many points. There are
narrow, broken, and unmetalled roads. These are also contribute to many road accidents.
Meena : Right! However, immediate steps should be taken to reduce road accidents. What do you think?
Raju : Yes, of course. Strict laws should be introduced in this regard. Illiterate and careless drivers should
be identified and their driving license should be cancelled.
Meena : Certainly! Besides, drivers should be given proper training and Roads and Highways Department
should be more cautious in this regard.
Raju : Absolutely! People should also be made aware of traffic rules and signals. In this way we can
minimize road accidents.
Meena : You’re right! We all have to come forward to raise public awareness in this regard.
Raju : Exactly! Thank you very much for such a nice discussion.
Meena : You are most welcome. See you again.
Dialogue : Village and City Life
Raju: Hello Meena, why did you not go to village till this time?
Meena: I have changed my programme and do not want to leave comfortable life of the city, when village
life is very dull.
Raju: You have a very bad impression about village life. Why?
Meena: Yes, I am saying right. The village is a dirty place. Comforts of life are not available there. Heaps
of garbage can be seen everywhere. People and animal live at the same place. They also drink water together
at the same dirty pond. Ignorance prevails every where.
Raju: My friend! You are telling wrong. Although our villages are backward, but not as much as you. Many
villages have become modern. Schools for both the sexes and hospitals have been set up in villages. Sanitary
system has been improved. Electricity has been provided in almost every village.
Meena: But the cities have better facilities. Better houses, better means of communication, fast and
comfortable vehicles and many other facilities are there. The people of cities live comfortable life.
Raju: You are talking superficially. There are crowded houses. A large number of people live in small
houses which are is injurious to health. Polluted air, dirty streets and stinking drains spread many diseases.
The people of cities have no love and sympathy. Where as village life has fresh air, simplicity and love.
Villagers are very sincere.
Meena: Please, do not disturb me. I have no intention to go to village at any time.
Raju: Okay, bye.