Dialogue

A dialogue between two friends on the impact of information technology on our education. Mina : Hello Razu! How are you? Razu : I’m fine. What about you? Mina : I’m fine too. Congratulations on your brilliant result. Now tell me, how did you achieve such a good result? Razu : Oh, thank you! Actually, I study regularly. Besides, I …

A dialogue between a student and the Principal on the transfer certificate. Myself : May I come in, Sir? Principal : Yes, come in. Myself : Good morning, Sir. Principal : Good morning. What can I do for you? Myself : Sir, I need a Transfer Certificate. Principal : A Transfer Certificate? Why do you need it? It is the …

Dialogue about the law-and-order situation. Myself : Father, what are you doing? Father : I’m reading the newspaper. Myself : Father, I’m a little worried about the law and order situation of our country. Father : Oh, I understand. It has really become worse day by day. We are surrounded by criminals everywhere. Myself : Yes, the situation is very …

Dialogue about their plan after the SSC examination. Mina : Hello, how’re you? Razu : Fine. What about you? Mina : I’m also fine. What’re you going to do after the SSC exam? Razu : After the SSC exam, I want to go to Chittagong. Please tell me about your plan. Mina : I’ve a good plan after the SSC …

A dialogue between two friends about tree plantation Mina : Hello, Razu! How’re you? Razu : Fine, and you? Mina : I’m also fine, but I’m thinking about a matter. Razu : What’s the matter? Mina : The matter is tree plantation. I think everybody should plant trees because trees are our best friends. Razu : You’re right because they …

Dialogue between two friends about the adverse effects of load-shedding Mina : Hello, Razu! How’re you? Razu : Not fine at all. Mina : What’s the problem? Razu : Load-shedding is the problem. Our exam is knocking at the door, and I could not read. Mina : Right you are. Really, it’s very disgusting. I lose my concentration when load-shedding …

Dialogue about their aims in life. Mina : Where are you going, Razu? Razu : To my free school. Don’t you know I’ve started a free school for the poor kids? Mina : Oh, yes. But I wonder how you started helping people at this young age. Razu : Yes, Mina. What can be better work than helping people? Mina …

Dialogue about illiteracy eradication Mina : Hello Razu, how’re you? Razu : I’m fine and what about you? Mina : I’m also fine. I see you are absorbed in deep thought. Is there any problem? Razu : No, I’ve no personal problem. But I’m very upset about the problem of illiteracy in our country. Mina : Oh, I see. Illiteracy …

dialogue visiting interesting places in dhaka Mina : Hello, Razu! How’re you? Razu : I’m fine. What about you? Mina : I’m fine too. When did you come from Dhaka? Razu : I came from Dhaka yesterday in the evening. Mina : How long did you stay there? Razu : I stayed there for a week. Mina : How did …

A Dialogue on the uses and abuses of mobile phones. Mina    :  Hello, Razu! How’re you? Razu    :  I’m fine, and what about you? Mina    :  I’m doing well, too. It’s been a long time since we last met in person. Razu    :  That’s true, but at least we keep in constant contact over our mobile phones. Mina    :  Yes, the mobile phone has become essential in our daily …