1.

A dialogue between two friends about reading newspaper

Sujon : Hello Sharmin! How are you?

Sharmin : I am fine and you?
Sujon : I am also fine. Where are you going?
Sharmin : I am going to buy a news paper.
Sujon : Do you read newspaper regularly?
Sharmin : Of course. Don’t you?
Sujon : Certainly. You know newspaper is called the store house of
knowledge. It keeps us updated on what's happening around us.
Sharmin : You are right. Without reading newspaper we can’t know about the
world.
Sujon : I totally agree. Reading newspapers is like having a window to the
world. You learn about current events, politics, and even cultural
happenings.
Sharmin : At the same time newspapers contains articles related to our study.
They are very helpful.
Sujon : Which section of newspaper do you like most?
Sharmin : Certainly the study page. And you?
Sujon : I like the general knowledge section and literary articles. Sometimes
I send my writings to newspaper.
Sharmin : That’s very good. Newspaper up hold people’s view, too. I have to
go now.
Sujon : Ok. See you later. Bye.
Sharmin : Bye.

2. Write a dialogue between you and your friend about how to learn
English/how to improve English.

Nasrin : Hi. Shila, how are you?

Shila : I am fine and how about you?
Nasrin : Not well.
Shila : Why?
Nasrin : I could not do well in the examinationin English. I want to
improve in English.
Shila : If you want to do well in English, at first you have to learn
rules of English grammar and enrich vocabulary.Also, you
should speak and write something in English regularly.
Nasrin : I know some rules and vocabulary.
Shila : You have to read English books, newspaper, magazine which
will develop your vocabulary.
Nasrin : Thanks. But I can’t speak English well.
Shila : You must practice speaking English with your friends.
Nasrin : Thank you for your suggestion.
Shila : Welcome.

3. A dialogue between a doctor and a patient

Doctor: Good morning! How are you feeling today?

Patient: Hi, Doctor. I've been feeling a bit sick lately. I have a headache and I keep
coughing, sneezing also.
Doctor: I'm sorry to hear that. Let's see if we can figure out what's going on. When
did you start feeling this way?
Patient: It started a few days ago. At first, it was just a little cough, but now it's
getting worse.
Doctor: Hmm, it sounds like you might have caught a cold or the flu. Have you
been taking any medication?
Patient: No, I haven't taken anything yet. I thought it might just go away on its
own.
Doctor: Well, it's always best to treat these things early before they get worse. I'll
prescribe some medicine for you to help relieve your symptoms and speed up your
recovery.
Patient: Okay, thank you, Doctor. Is there anything else I should do?
Doctor: Yes, make sure to get plenty of rest, drink lots of water, and try to avoid
spreading your germs to others by covering your mouth when you cough or sneeze.
Patient: Got it. I'll do my best to follow your advice. Thanks again, Doctor.
Doctor: You're welcome.