Dialogue about aim in life/ future plan of life / choice of career.
Faiad : Hello Tajwar, how are you?
Tajwar: Hi Faiad! I am fine, and you?
Faiad : I am fine too. What were you thinking about?
Tajwar: Oh, actually, I was wondering what I want to be in the future.
Faiad : Then, have you already fixed your aim in life?
Tajwar: Of course. Every man has his / her aim in life / his choice of career. Similarly, I also have my own aim in life.
Faiad : Oh, that’s great! What is that?
Tajwar: I want to be a doctor in the future.
Faiad : Really? Why have you decided to be a doctor?
Tajwar: Well, I believe that a doctor can serve the suffering humanity best.
Faiad : is that so? Can you please explain it a little more?
Tajwar: Oh sure. I give you an example. Most of the people in our country are very poor. They cannot afford the expenses of treatment. As a result, many of them die only for want of proper and timely treatment.
Faiad: In that case, how can you help them?
Tajwar: I want to offer treatment to poor people free of charge. And I dream that if I can earn more money, I will set up a charitable dispensary for the poor.
Faiad: That’s a very good idea. But you know, getting admitted into medical colleges has become so tough nowadays. What’s your plan regarding that?
Tajwar: Academic excellence is very much important for getting admitted into a medical college. So I am trying my best to achieve that success.
Faiad: I appreciate your aim and your heartiest effort to make your dream true. Wish you all the best.
Tajwar: Thank you very much.
Faiad: You’re most welcome.
Dialogue about bad effects of copying in the exam
Labonno: Hi, Mrittika! Why do you look so gloomy?
Mrittika : Oh, my friend! I’m anxious about my coming Test Examination.
Labonno: But, why don’t you prepare well for the exam?
Mrittika : You know, I’m an expert in copying in the examination hall.
Labonno : Fie! You’re ruining yourself by copying in the exam. This is nothing but a self-killing act.
Mrittika : But if I’m not caught, what’s wrong?
Labonno : There are many bad effects, friend. First of all, it is an immoral act, secondly, your knowledge and skill will not be developed if you adopt this unfair means.
Mrittika : Then what will happen?
Labonno : It is clear you may pass by copying, but you will not be qualified in any competitive job interview because you know little.
Mrittika : You’re right, friend. I realize the bad effects of copying.
Labonno : So, discard this evil intention from your mind. Read well, I’m sure you will do well.
Mrittika : Pray for me. Thanks very much for your advice.
Labonno : Welcome.
Dialogue about bad effects of smoking
Saad : Hello, Shouvik. How are you?
Shouvik : I am not well. I have been suffering from a cough, but what about you?
Saad : I am fine, but you are not well as you have become a chain smoker nowadays. Smoking may be one of the main causes of your sickness.
Shouvik : The doctor also said so. He also said that smoking might cause cancer, heart attack, high blood pressure, chronic lung problems, and some other serious diseases.
Saad : The doctor said rightly. One puff of cigarette smoke contains fifteen billion particles of matter, which are fatal to health.
Shouvik : Besides, tobacco tar forms a brown, sticky mass inside the lungs, and it hinders the easy flow of blood.
Saad : Then why you are not giving up smoking? Is there anything good about smoking?
Shouvik : No, nothing at all. Nobody could make any argument in favour of smoking.
Saad : Absolutely. Remember that smoking affects not only smokers but also the people that may be around them.
Shouvik : You are right. It also causes a great deal of financial and economic loss.
Saad : Having known so much, why don’t you give up smoking? If you think seriously about its bad effects, you should not smoke anymore.
Shouvik : I tried to give it up, but I could not. I cannot even concentrate on my studies without smoking.
Saad : It is a lame excuse. If you want, you can give up smoking. In this case, your willpower is enough. It is a suicidal habit.
Shouvik : Yes, I know it is a suicidal habit that kills a person slowly. However, within the shortest possible time, I will give up smoking totally.
Saad : Thank you for your wise decision. You should not smoke anymore. Remember that the sooner you give it up, the better it will be for you.
Shouvik : Thanks a lot for your valuable suggestion.
Dialogue about the benefits of morning walk
Kamal : Hello, Sharika! Good morning. How are you?
Sharika : Good morning. I’m not well. Nowadays, I have been feeling weak and sick. What about you?
Kamal : I’m fine. Yeah, you are right. You look so tired and sick.
Sharika : I always feel tired and sleepy. I don’t know what happened to my health.
Kamal : You should consult with a doctor as soon as possible. Do you get up early in the morning?
Sharika : No. I wake up late. I’m quite sleepy.
Kamal : I wake up early in the morning and do some exercise. Walking is the best exercise in the morning. Do you know the morning walk is good for human health?
Sharika : I’ve heard about it. Can you tell me about the benefits of a morning walk?
Kamal : Sure. The main benefit of a morning walk is that you get fresh air. It can also boost your energy level. From a morning walk, you can benefit both mentally and physically.
Sharika : Really? I’m missing all of these benefits.
Kamal : Yes. Start your morning walk tomorrow and get all the benefits.
Sharika : Of course. I will start rising in the morning and doing some exercise and walking in the fresh air in the open field.
Kamal : So nice of you. Morning air refreshes both mind and body.
Sharika : Thanks a lot for your helpful suggestion. We can walk together in the morning. What do you think?
Kamal : Sure, why not? Take care of your health. Bye.
Dialogue about your plan after the SSC Exam
Maisha : How have you done today, in the last examination, Ahona?
Ahona : I have done very well and hoping to get A+.
Maisha : I am too. My friend, we have got a lot of time to enjoy ourselves.
Ahona : I think so. But at the same time, I have a plan to go to my native village.
Maisha : I think, we should manage time to complete the three months long language course in English offered by the British Council.
Ahona : It’s a good idea. But I went to help my villagers. Most of them are farmers. They do not know the scientific method of cultivation because most of them are illiterate. l have decided to educate these illiterate villagers in this Leisure time.
Maisha : What an idea! But I think it’s a difficult job.
Ahona : I know. But we have a duty towards them and we, three cousins and five friends from our village will work for it.
Maisha : But can you avoid the importance of English?
Ahona : No, of course, no. We have got enough time and will spend only two hours a day to educate the villagers in the evening. We ourselves may practice learning English. We have a great opportunity to make conversations about different topics ourselves.
Maisha : Where will you get various teaching aids and books?
Ahona : We have already raised a fund. The local Chairman has granted take 20,000. Our rich people are also helping us. Besides, we will teach them without pay. They will bless us.
Maisha : I see, you have a good feeling for the villagers.
Ahona : You should also feel for them.
Maisha : If I were not insisted by my father to do the English language course, I would join with you.
Ahona : Let’s talk to your father and discuss the matter.
Dialogue on Tree Plantation
Saad : Hello Shouvik. How are you?
Shouvik: Fine and what about you?
Saad : I am also fine. Where did you go yesterday? I looked for you.
Shouvik: I went to the tree fair to buy some saplings. The Tree Fair has been going on for the last five days. It will continue for more than two days.
Saad : Who has organized this Tree Fair?
Shouvik: The Department of Agriculture and Forestry organizes this Tree Fair every year in all towns and cities on the occasion of Tree Plantation Week.
Saad : Why do they organize this Tree Fair?
Shouvik: It appears to me that you are not yet fully aware of the importance of tree plantation.
Saad : Right you are. Please tell me about the importance of tree plantation. I want to know about it in detail.
Shouvik : Trees are our best friends. Trees give us shade and shelter. We cannot think of our existence without trees. They are a great source of our food, vitamins, and furniture.
Saad : But do you notice that many unscrupulous people are cutting down trees at random? What might be its consequence?
Shouvik: If they cut down trees indiscriminately, the country will one day turn into a desert. The temperature will rise, and it will cause the greenhouse effect.
Saad : I think this would not be harmful if people planted more trees after cutting trees. But they seem to be very indifferent to planting trees.
Shouvik: You are right. To save lives and maintain the ecological balance of the environment, there is no alternative to tree plantation.
Saad : Now I understand why tree plantation is so important. I think people from all walks of life should come forward to make the tree plantation programne a success.
Shouvik: Absolutely, let us make our friends aware and motivate them to plant trees more and more to make our country a land of greenery.
Dialogue on the Uses and Abuses of Facebook
Sujon: Hello Hasib, how are you?
Hasib: I am fine, and you?
Sujon: I am also fine. I came to learn that you have opened a Facebook account. Is it true?
Hasib: Yes, it is true. Recently, I opened a Facebook account.
Sujon: Could you please let me know why you have opened the account?
Hasib: The present age is an age of globalization. It is the Internet that has made the world a global village. So I think I should have a Facebook account.
Sujon: It is okay if your aim is positive and fair.
Hasib: Of course, my aim is positive and fair. Facebook is the most popular social networking site that helps us connect with our relatives and friends living in different parts of the world.
Sujon: You are correct. But you have to remain cautious about connecting with unknown people.
Hasib: Strange indeed! What is the problem if I connect with unknown people?
Sujon: You have raised a good question. You know some recent incidents occurred in different parts of the world.
Hasib: Yes, I know. Anarchy in different parts of the world is taking place through Facebook. Arab spring was also spread through Facebook.
Sujon: Exactly! However, don’t be too addicted to Facebook. If you become addicted to it, it will hamper your studies and change your mindset.
Hasib: Yes, indeed! I see your concern is for my well-being.
Sujon: You are absolutely right. I hope you will never deviate from the right path. Thank you.
Hasib: You are most welcome. See you again.
Dialogue about the uses and abuses of social networking services
Rifah: Hi Trisha. What are you doing so alternatively?
Trisha: I‘m giving a post on Facebook.
Rifah: I think you are always on Facebook. Don’t you think it is killing your valuable time?
Trisha: I don’t think so. Rather social networks like Facebook, Google+, Twitter, Instagram, etc. are of great use to us.
Rifah: How do you get benefits from social networking services?
Trisha: I can make my personal profile public before the entire online community. Besides, social networks allow users to upload pictures, multimedia contents, and modify their profile.
Rifah: But people sometimes post false information on social networks. Then you may be misled by such false information.
Trisha: If I’m careful in using social networks, I won‘t be misled.
Rifah: But many users are seen indulging in, social networks. I think they are killing their valuable time, aren‘t they?
Trisha: That’s right. But sensible use of social networks is not bad. Besides, there are privacy protection measures too. They can decide what information they will share with others.
Rifah: Some users post blog entries that may create anarchy in society, aren’t they?
Trisha: If anyone does so, he may be identified and punished. He will also be blocked from the networks.
Rifah: I see. Then we can use social networks carefully.
Trisha: Right you are. Thanks.
Rifah: Thank you too.
Dialogue about the advantages and disadvantages of village life and city life
Rabbi : Hello Sami! How are you?
Sami : I am fine and you?
Rabbi : Thank you, I am also fine. Sami, what do you think about city life and village life?
Sami : There are great differences between city life and village life. Village life is natural but city life is
artificial. But there are some facilities in city which are not avail able in village.
Rabbi : It’s true that city life is full of luxury and facility. But environment of city is much polluted.
Sami : Yes, village environment is fresh but if you are ill, you will have to go to town to meet doctor.
Rabbi : It’s true. But, environment of village will keep you fit.
Sami : I agree with you.
Rabbi : When you are bored of your city life and you want some sort of relief from city life, only a village can pacify your mind.
Sami : This is also true. Can you deny the advantages of modernism?
Rabbi : I don’t mean that. I just want to say that village life is much better than city life.
Sami : What are your other points?
Rabbi : You see, people of city are much busy. They are almost emotionless. Day by day they are becoming much disintegrated.
Sami : But village has some problems, too. Most of the villagers are illiterate. They don’t know any way to live well.
Rabbi : But villages are the producer of food.
Sami : City people possess all educational institution and administration.
Rabbi : At all both of them have some advantages and disadvantages.
Sami : Exactly, but at all village life is better to live a healthy life.
Rabbi : Thank you very much for your nice company.
Sami : You are most well come.
Dialogue about the benefits of reading newspaper
Tashdik: Hi, Ayon, how are you?
Ayon : I’m fine, friend. How are you?
Tashdik: Me too. But one thing about you has surprised me a lot.
Ayon : What’s that, my friend?
Tashdik: I see you don’t read newspaper, do you?
Ayon : Yes. I don’t read newspaper. It’s only waste of time.
Tashdik: Then you’re entirely in the wrong, Ayon. Newspaper reading is never a waste of time.
Ayon : May be. But why do you think reading of newspaper is never a waste of time?
Tashdik: You see. Newspaper is a mirror of the world. By reading newspaper we get all kinds of news and
views. In this era of scientific progress and globalization, we cannot do a single day without it. We will
become detached from the outside world in absence of it. We cannot start a day without going
through a daily newspaper. Newspaper brings news of various kinds to meet the demand of people
from all social strata.
Ayon : I see. Does it widen the horizon of one’s knowledge about the country as well as the world?
Tashdik: Of course, it does.
Ayon : I’ve got your point. But doesn’t it appear monotonous?
Tashdik: Not at all. It caters to the need and taste of all classes of people.
Ayon : Now I understand that newspaper is a very useful thing.
Tashdik: Of course. It has a very great educative value, too. Indeed, a newspaper is an encyclopedia, a store-house of knowledge and all kinds of information are available at the cheapest price.
Ayon : You’ve told a lot of things about newspaper. I’ll start reading newspaper immediately.
Tashdik: I’m sure, you’ll find that the time spent in reading newspaper is amply rewarding. I’d like to hear about it from you soon.
Ayon : Ok. Good bye now, friend.
Tashdik: See you.
Dialogue on the importance of taking physical exercise
Arafat: Hello Mafin! How are you?
Mafin: I am not fine. What about you?
Arafat: I am fine. But what happened to you?
Mafin: Nothing serious, but I feel out of sorts.
Arafat: It seems to me you are very careless about your health. Maybe you do not do physical exercise regularly.
Mafin: Yes, you are absolutely right. I am not habituated to take physical exercise.
Arafat: But you should know that physical exercise is very important to keep the body healthy and fit. It makes the joints in the body flexible.
Mafin: It means if I do not take physical exercise regularly, I won’t be able to keep my body healthy and fit.
Arafat: Exactly! Without taking physical exercise regularly, you cannot keep yourself healthy and fit. Besides, your brain won’t work properly.
Mafin: It seems to me you are absolutely correct. Now tell me what I should do.
Arafat: You should take physical exercise regularly. It will help you through the movement of the limbs and organs of your body in a systematic and regulated way.
Mafin: I see. But how does this movement help the body? Please tell me in detail.
Arafat: This movement strengthens the tissues and builds up the muscle. It also stimulates blood circulation and tones up the digestive system.
Mafin: I see taking physical exercise regularly as very important for good health.
Arafat: Exactly! Come to my house tomorrow early in the morning and I will show you some free hand exercise. Thank you.
Mafin: You are most welcome. I highly appreciate your wise suggestion.
Dialogue on the merits and demerits of mobile phone
Moon Hi Mrittika, How are you?
Mrittika I’m fine. Thank you. What about you?
Moon I’m also fine. I want to buy a mobile phone this month. Before buying the phone, I want to know the merits and demerits of the mobile phone.
Mrittika Oh, that’s great. The mobile phone has a lot of merits in our modern life but also has some demerits.
Moon If you know the merits and demerits of the mobile phone then tell me details about it.
Mrittika First I’m going to tell you the good sides of mobile phones. A mobile phone is a device. By using it, we can communicate with others within a minute. It’s changed our communication systems and sped up our daily lives. Using a mobile phone, you can send an email within a second. By the way, the mobile phone is an inevitable ingredient of an up-to-date civilization.
Moon WOW! Lots of benefits to using mobile phones. Now tell me, what are the demerits of the mobile phone?
Mrittika The mobile phone has some negative sides for the younger generation. The younger generation is addicted to using mobile phones. They use their mobile phones at night instead of reading, and the most negative thing is that they sometimes talk with strangers through cross-connection.
Moon I also saw some of my friends (boys and girls) talking to each other on their mobile phones. I think mobile phones have a big negative impact on teenagers.
Mrittika You are right. We all know the bad and good effects of using mobile phones. So we should use the good sides of the mobile phone in our daily life.
Moon Oh sure. In this modern age, it will become difficult for us to communicate without mobile phones. So we should be careful about using the good aspects of our mobile phones.
Mrittika Obviously, we should follow the good use of mobile phones. Nice talking to you. No more today. Take care.
Moon Thanks for sharing your helpful thoughts.
Mrittika You are welcome.
Dialogue on the preparation for test examination
Labonno : Hello Sumaiya, how are you?
Sumaiya : I am fine, and what about you?
Labonno : I am not so good. I am worried about my exam.
Sumaiya : It is very common. You are serious about it, so you are worried.
Labonno : Don’t philosophize, please. I am really afraid as I have no good preparation for English. In a short time, it is very difficult for me to make a success in English.
Sumaiya : I think your English learning method is not so good. You should learn some basic rules of English if you want to do well in English.
Labonno : You are right. Besides, I should improve my writing skill to do well in English.
Sumaiya : It is okay. You will do better if you read English regularly.
Labonno : Thank you for your encouragement. To speak the truth, I am afraid I couldn’t secure more than 50% marks in English in the last examination.
Sumaiya : No matter. You are a good student. I hope you would be able to make up for the loss.
Labonno : Now tell me about your preparation.
Sumaiya : I paid equal attention to all the subjects. So, I am not worried about any particular subject. Now I am revising all the subjects.
Labonno : Very well. You are always studious and laborious. You did not waste your time. You have also made good preparation.
Sumaiya : Do not mention it. But it is true that I read regularly and emphasize all subjects equally.
Labonno : Excellent! Hope you will do better in the examination. Thank you.
Sumaiya : You are most welcome. Hope you will also do better.
Dialogue about your plan after the SSC Exam
Maisha : How have you done today, in the last examination, Ahona?
Ahona : I have done very well and hoping to get A+.
Maisha : I am too. My friend, we have got a lot of time to enjoy ourselves.
Ahona : I think so. But at the same time, I have a plan to go to my native village.
Maisha : I think, we should manage time to complete the three months long language course in English offered by the British Council.
Ahona : It’s a good idea. But I went to help my villagers. Most of them are farmers. They do not know the scientific method of cultivation because most of them are illiterate. l have decided to educate these illiterate villagers in this Leisure time.
Maisha : What an idea! But I think it’s a difficult job.
Ahona : I know. But we have a duty towards them and we, three cousins and five friends from our village will work for it.
Maisha : But can you avoid the importance of English?
Ahona : No, of course, no. We have got enough time and will spend only two hours a day to educate the villagers in the evening. We ourselves may practice learning English. We have a great opportunity to make conversations about different topics ourselves.
Maisha : Where will you get various teaching aids and books?
Ahona : We have already raised a fund. The local Chairman has granted take 20,000. Our rich people are also helping us. Besides, we will teach them without pay. They will bless us.
Maisha : I see, you have a good feeling for the villagers.
Ahona : You should also feel for them.
Maisha : If I were not insisted by my father to do the English language course, I would join with you.
Ahona : Let’s talk to your father and discuss the matter.
Dialogue on Tree Plantation
Saad : Hello Shouvik. How are you?
Shouvik: Fine and what about you?
Saad : I am also fine. Where did you go yesterday? I looked for you.
Shouvik: I went to the tree fair to buy some saplings. The Tree Fair has been going on for the last five days. It will continue for more than two days.
Saad : Who has organized this Tree Fair?
Shouvik: The Department of Agriculture and Forestry organizes this Tree Fair every year in all towns and cities on the occasion of Tree Plantation Week.
Saad : Why do they organize this Tree Fair?
Shouvik: It appears to me that you are not yet fully aware of the importance of tree plantation.
Saad : Right you are. Please tell me about the importance of tree plantation. I want to know about it in detail.
Shouvik : Trees are our best friends. Trees give us shade and shelter. We cannot think of our existence without trees. They are a great source of our food, vitamins, and furniture.
Saad : But do you notice that many unscrupulous people are cutting down trees at random? What might be its consequence?
Shouvik: If they cut down trees indiscriminately, the country will one day turn into a desert. The temperature will rise, and it will cause the greenhouse effect.
Saad : I think this would not be harmful if people planted more trees after cutting trees. But they seem to be very indifferent to planting trees.
Shouvik: You are right. To save lives and maintain the ecological balance of the environment, there is no alternative to tree plantation.
Saad : Now I understand why tree plantation is so important. I think people from all walks of life should come forward to make the tree plantation programne a success.
Shouvik: Absolutely, let us make our friends aware and motivate them to plant trees more and more to make our country a land of greenery.
Dialogue on the Uses and Abuses of Facebook
Sujon: Hello Hasib, how are you?
Hasib: I am fine, and you?
Sujon: I am also fine. I came to learn that you have opened a Facebook account. Is it true?
Hasib: Yes, it is true. Recently, I opened a Facebook account.
Sujon: Could you please let me know why you have opened the account?
Hasib: The present age is an age of globalization. It is the Internet that has made the world a global village. So I think I should have a Facebook account.
Sujon: It is okay if your aim is positive and fair.
Hasib: Of course, my aim is positive and fair. Facebook is the most popular social networking site that helps us connect with our relatives and friends living in different parts of the world.
Sujon: You are correct. But you have to remain cautious about connecting with unknown people.
Hasib: Strange indeed! What is the problem if I connect with unknown people?
Sujon: You have raised a good question. You know some recent incidents occurred in different parts of the world.
Hasib: Yes, I know. Anarchy in different parts of the world is taking place through Facebook. Arab spring was also spread through Facebook.
Sujon: Exactly! However, don’t be too addicted to Facebook. If you become addicted to it, it will hamper your studies and change your mindset.
Hasib: Yes, indeed! I see your concern is for my well-being.
Sujon: You are absolutely right. I hope you will never deviate from the right path. Thank you.
Hasib: You are most welcome. See you again.
Dialogue about the uses and abuses of social networking services
Rifah: Hi Trisha. What are you doing so alternatively?
Trisha: I‘m giving a post on Facebook.
Rifah: I think you are always on Facebook. Don’t you think it is killing your valuable time?
Trisha: I don’t think so. Rather social networks like Facebook, Google+, Twitter, Instagram, etc. are of great use to us.
Rifah: How do you get benefits from social networking services?
Trisha: I can make my personal profile public before the entire online community. Besides, social networks allow users to upload pictures, multimedia contents, and modify their profile.
Rifah: But people sometimes post false information on social networks. Then you may be misled by such false information.
Trisha: If I’m careful in using social networks, I won‘t be misled.
Rifah: But many users are seen indulging in, social networks. I think they are killing their valuable time, aren‘t they?
Trisha: That’s right. But sensible use of social networks is not bad. Besides, there are privacy protection measures too. They can decide what information they will share with others.
Rifah: Some users post blog entries that may create anarchy in society, aren’t they?
Trisha: If anyone does so, he may be identified and punished. He will also be blocked from the networks.
Rifah: I see. Then we can use social networks carefully.
Trisha: Right you are. Thanks.
Rifah: Thank you too.
Dialogue about the advantages and disadvantages of village life and city life
Rabbi : Hello Sami! How are you?
Sami : I am fine and you?
Rabbi : Thank you, I am also fine. Sami, what do you think about city life and village life?
Sami : There are great differences between city life and village life. Village life is natural but city life is
artificial. But there are some facilities in city which are not avail able in village.
Rabbi : It’s true that city life is full of luxury and facility. But environment of city is much polluted.
Sami : Yes, village environment is fresh but if you are ill, you will have to go to town to meet doctor.
Rabbi : It’s true. But, environment of village will keep you fit.
Sami : I agree with you.
Rabbi : When you are bored of your city life and you want some sort of relief from city life, only a village can pacify your mind.
Sami : This is also true. Can you deny the advantages of modernism?
Rabbi : I don’t mean that. I just want to say that village life is much better than city life.
Sami : What are your other points?
Rabbi : You see, people of city are much busy. They are almost emotionless. Day by day they are becoming much disintegrated.
Sami : But village has some problems, too. Most of the villagers are illiterate. They don’t know any way to live well.
Rabbi : But villages are the producer of food.
Sami : City people possess all educational institution and administration.
Rabbi : At all both of them have some advantages and disadvantages.
Sami : Exactly, but at all village life is better to live a healthy life.
Rabbi : Thank you very much for your nice company.
Sami : You are most well come.
Dialogue about the good effects of morning walk
Hafsa : Hello, Ebadi! Good morning. How are you?
Ebadi : Good morning. I’m not well. Nowadays, I have been feeling weak and sick. What about you?
Hafsa : I’m fine. Yeah, you are right. You look so tired and sick.
Ebadi : I always feel tired and sleepy. I don’t know what happened to my health.
Hafsa : You should consult with a doctor as soon as possible. Do you get up early in the morning?
Ebadi : No. I wake up late. I’m quite sleepy.
Hafsa : I wake up early in the morning and do some exercise. Walking is the best exercise in the morning.
Ebadi : I’ve heard about it. Can you tell me about the benefits of morning walk?
Hafsa : Sure. The main benefit of morning walk is to get the fresh air. From a morning walk, you can benefit both mentally and physically.
Ebadi : Really? I’m missing all of these benefits.
Hafsa : Yes. Start morning walk from tomorrow and get all the benefits.
Ebadi : Of course. I will start rising in the morning for walking in the fresh air.
Hafsa : So nice of you. Morning air refreshes both mind and body.
Ebadi : Thanks a lot for your helpful suggestion. We can walk together in the morning. What do you think?
Hafsa : Sure, why not! Take care of your health. Bye.
Ebadi : Bye.
Dialogue on how to improve in English
Ilham: I am doing well, what about you?
Zabir: I am fine, dude. So are you still practicing English?
Ilham: Yes, I am trying a lot. But I am not sure about my improvement. I need some suggestions dude. Can you help me?
Zabir: Why not? I can help you. Tell me how can I help you?
Ilham: What should be my first attempt to improve my English?
Zabir: I will suggest reading lots of books. Book reading is important to understand a language. You will get a huge idea of vocabulary and will learn tons of new words that you will be able to use in your future conversations and writings.
Ilham: That’s great, I never thought like that. Can you help me get some books?
Zabir: Yes, I can.
Ilham: What should I do then?
Zabir: Then you should try to make conversations in English with your friends and family. Sometimes it might be awkward, but you need to try.
Ilham: Yeah, it is a bit awkward and people seem uninterested in having English conversations with me.
Zabir: Yeah, I have to go through that situation but you will find lots of people who actually want to learn through conversations, you have to find them. Suppose I am one, who loves to talk to you in English.
Ilham: Yeah, there are a few who love to talk in English too. I hope I will find a few of them.
Zabir: Whenever you hear a new word, write it down in your notebook and make lots of sentences with that word. You will never forget it if you imagine lots of sentences with words.
Ilham: That is a good trick.
Zabir: Keep practicing these for now. I will talk to you later and will share some more tricks.
Ilham: Thanks a lot. I appreciate your assistance. Take care.
Dialogue on the importance of education in the development of a nation
Tajwar : Hi friend, how are you?
Faiad : Not bad at all. What about you? :
Tajwar : Fine. Thank you. Well, can you tell me about the importance of education in the development of a nation?
Faiad : Why not? Education is very important for the overall development of a nation. Without education, we cannot go ahead.
Tajwar : Can you show any ground?
Faiad : Actually education widens our outlook and orientation. It broadens our minds and mentality. It refines our senses and sensibilities. It helps us know how to earn and spend.
Tajwar : Right you are. Education helps us to get jobs. We can earn our bread and butter and play a significant role in strengthening our national economy if we take education.
Faiad : Yea, I agree with you. An educated person is not a burden to his/her family as well as the country. Rather, he/she tries his/her best to remove the burdensome conditions of his/her family as well as the country.
Tajwar : In fact, we can stand upright and create coruscation all over the world if we take education.
Faiad : Therefore, every one of us should take education.
Tajwar : Yea, thank you very much.
Faiad : Thank you too.
Dialogue about the importance of punctuality in student life
Trisha: Hello, Mala.
Myself: Come fast and walk faster.
Trisha: Why are you hasting away? I‘ll also go to school.
Myself: If we walk slowly, we’ll be late in the class And it’s not fair at all.
Trisha: I think just a bit late doesn’t matter.
Myself: It’s a great mistake. Actually late is late. All of us should be punctual in every sphere of our life. And as we are students, it is the perfect period for us to build up the habit of being punctual.
Trisha: But why is punctuality so important in student life?
Myself: You see, every work has a particular time to start and finish. If we are late in one, it will be difficult for us to complete in time and the later one must be affected by this. If we are not punctual in classes and homework, we can never hope for perfect preparation for the exams. Besides being late is a seriously bad habit as well.
Trisha: You‘re quite right. That is the reason why I can never complete my work in time and lag behind. Now I can realize the importance of punctuality. I am really grateful to you for your telling speech.
Myself: As a friend, it’s my duty.
Trisha: You‘re really helpful.
Myself: No mention.
Dialogue on the importance of reading a newspaper
Daiyaan : Hello Sakin! How are you?
Sakin : Thank you. I am fine and what about you?
Daiyaan : I am also fine. Where are you going?
Sakin : I am going to buy a newspaper.
Daiyaan : Do you read the newspaper regularly?
Sakin : Yes, I never think that reading a newspaper is a waste of time. Rather, it is an indispensable part of my daily life, as a newspaper is a mirror of the whole world.
Daiyaan : Yes, indeed. We get various types of news in a newspaper; for instance, current affairs, trade, and commerce, literature, games, sports, etc.
Sakin : You are right. That is why the newspaper is called the storehouse of knowledge. Without reading it, we cannot keep pace with the modern world.
Daiyaan : Absolutely. To adjust to modern civilization, we have no substitute for reading newspapers. Those who don’t read newspapers remain frogs of the well.
Sakin : You are right. At the same time, newspapers contain articles related to our study, and these are very helpful. Mere bookish knowledge is not sufficient.
Daiyaan : But you should keep in mind that sometimes false news leads to many mishaps.
Sakin : Of course. But there is nothing unmixed in this world. We cannot deny the importance of reading newspapers in any way.
Daiyaan : Of course, Which section of a newspaper do you like the most?
Sakin : I like the general knowledge section and the literary articles. Which section do you like the most?
Daiyaan : That’s very good. I like the study page and editorial column the most. Thank you very much. Goodbye.
Sakin : You are welcome. Goodbye.
Dialogue about the benefits of reading newspaper
Tashdik: Hi, Ayon, how are you?
Ayon : I’m fine, friend. How are you?
Tashdik: Me too. But one thing about you has surprised me a lot.
Ayon : What’s that, my friend?
Tashdik: I see you don’t read newspaper, do you?
Ayon : Yes. I don’t read newspaper. It’s only waste of time.
Tashdik: Then you’re entirely in the wrong, Ayon. Newspaper reading is never a waste of time.
Ayon : May be. But why do you think reading of newspaper is never a waste of time?
Tashdik: You see. Newspaper is a mirror of the world. By reading newspaper we get all kinds of news and
views. In this era of scientific progress and globalization, we cannot do a single day without it. We will
become detached from the outside world in absence of it. We cannot start a day without going
through a daily newspaper. Newspaper brings news of various kinds to meet the demand of people
from all social strata.
Ayon : I see. Does it widen the horizon of one’s knowledge about the country as well as the world?
Tashdik: Of course, it does.
Ayon : I’ve got your point. But doesn’t it appear monotonous?
Tashdik: Not at all. It caters to the need and taste of all classes of people.
Ayon : Now I understand that newspaper is a very useful thing.
Tashdik: Of course. It has a very great educative value, too. Indeed, a newspaper is an encyclopedia, a store-house of knowledge and all kinds of information are available at the cheapest price.
Ayon : You’ve told a lot of things about newspaper. I’ll start reading newspaper immediately.
Tashdik: I’m sure, you’ll find that the time spent in reading newspaper is amply rewarding. I’d like to hear about it from you soon.
Ayon : Ok. Good bye now, friend.
Tashdik: See you.
Dialogue on the importance of taking physical exercise
Arafat: Hello Mafin! How are you?
Mafin: I am not fine. What about you?
Arafat: I am fine. But what happened to you?
Mafin: Nothing serious, but I feel out of sorts.
Arafat: It seems to me you are very careless about your health. Maybe you do not do physical exercise regularly.
Mafin: Yes, you are absolutely right. I am not habituated to take physical exercise.
Arafat: But you should know that physical exercise is very important to keep the body healthy and fit. It makes the joints in the body flexible.
Mafin: It means if I do not take physical exercise regularly, I won’t be able to keep my body healthy and fit.
Arafat: Exactly! Without taking physical exercise regularly, you cannot keep yourself healthy and fit. Besides, your brain won’t work properly.
Mafin: It seems to me you are absolutely correct. Now tell me what I should do.
Arafat: You should take physical exercise regularly. It will help you through the movement of the limbs and organs of your body in a systematic and regulated way.
Mafin: I see. But how does this movement help the body? Please tell me in detail.
Arafat: This movement strengthens the tissues and builds up the muscle. It also stimulates blood circulation and tones up the digestive system.
Mafin: I see taking physical exercise regularly as very important for good health.
Arafat: Exactly! Come to my house tomorrow early in the morning and I will show you some free hand exercise. Thank you.
Mafin: You are most welcome. I highly appreciate your wise suggestion.
Dialogue on the merits and demerits of mobile phone
Moon Hi Mrittika, How are you?
Mrittika I’m fine. Thank you. What about you?
Moon I’m also fine. I want to buy a mobile phone this month. Before buying the phone, I want to know the merits and demerits of the mobile phone.
Mrittika Oh, that’s great. The mobile phone has a lot of merits in our modern life but also has some demerits.
Moon If you know the merits and demerits of the mobile phone then tell me details about it.
Mrittika First I’m going to tell you the good sides of mobile phones. A mobile phone is a device. By using it, we can communicate with others within a minute. It’s changed our communication systems and sped up our daily lives. Using a mobile phone, you can send an email within a second. By the way, the mobile phone is an inevitable ingredient of an up-to-date civilization.
Moon WOW! Lots of benefits to using mobile phones. Now tell me, what are the demerits of the mobile phone?
Mrittika The mobile phone has some negative sides for the younger generation. The younger generation is addicted to using mobile phones. They use their mobile phones at night instead of reading, and the most negative thing is that they sometimes talk with strangers through cross-connection.
Moon I also saw some of my friends (boys and girls) talking to each other on their mobile phones. I think mobile phones have a big negative impact on teenagers.
Mrittika You are right. We all know the bad and good effects of using mobile phones. So we should use the good sides of the mobile phone in our daily life.
Moon Oh sure. In this modern age, it will become difficult for us to communicate without mobile phones. So we should be careful about using the good aspects of our mobile phones.
Mrittika Obviously, we should follow the good use of mobile phones. Nice talking to you. No more today. Take care.
Moon Thanks for sharing your helpful thoughts.
Mrittika You are welcome.
Dialogue on the preparation for test examination
Labonno : Hello Sumaiya, how are you?
Sumaiya : I am fine, and what about you?
Labonno : I am not so good. I am worried about my exam.
Sumaiya : It is very common. You are serious about it, so you are worried.
Labonno : Don’t philosophize, please. I am really afraid as I have no good preparation for English. In a short time, it is very difficult for me to make a success in English.
Sumaiya : I think your English learning method is not so good. You should learn some basic rules of English if you want to do well in English.
Labonno : You are right. Besides, I should improve my writing skill to do well in English.
Sumaiya : It is okay. You will do better if you read English regularly.
Labonno : Thank you for your encouragement. To speak the truth, I am afraid I couldn’t secure more than 50% marks in English in the last examination.
Sumaiya : No matter. You are a good student. I hope you would be able to make up for the loss.
Labonno : Now tell me about your preparation.
Sumaiya : I paid equal attention to all the subjects. So, I am not worried about any particular subject. Now I am revising all the subjects.
Labonno : Very well. You are always studious and laborious. You did not waste your time. You have also made good preparation.
Sumaiya : Do not mention it. But it is true that I read regularly and emphasize all subjects equally.
Labonno : Excellent! Hope you will do better in the examination. Thank you.
Sumaiya : You are most welcome. Hope you will also do better.
Dialogue about your plan after the SSC Exam
Maisha : How have you done today, in the last examination, Ahona?
Ahona : I have done very well and hoping to get A+.
Maisha : I am too. My friend, we have got a lot of time to enjoy ourselves.
Ahona : I think so. But at the same time, I have a plan to go to my native village.
Maisha : I think, we should manage time to complete the three months long language course in English offered by the British Council.
Ahona : It’s a good idea. But I went to help my villagers. Most of them are farmers. They do not know the scientific method of cultivation because most of them are illiterate. l have decided to educate these illiterate villagers in this Leisure time.
Maisha : What an idea! But I think it’s a difficult job.
Ahona : I know. But we have a duty towards them and we, three cousins and five friends from our village will work for it.
Maisha : But can you avoid the importance of English?
Ahona : No, of course, no. We have got enough time and will spend only two hours a day to educate the villagers in the evening. We ourselves may practice learning English. We have a great opportunity to make conversations about different topics ourselves.
Maisha : Where will you get various teaching aids and books?
Ahona : We have already raised a fund. The local Chairman has granted take 20,000. Our rich people are also helping us. Besides, we will teach them without pay. They will bless us.
Maisha : I see, you have a good feeling for the villagers.
Ahona : You should also feel for them.
Maisha : If I were not insisted by my father to do the English language course, I would join with you.
Ahona : Let’s talk to your father and discuss the matter.
Dialogue on Tree Plantation
Saad : Hello Shouvik. How are you?
Shouvik: Fine and what about you?
Saad : I am also fine. Where did you go yesterday? I looked for you.
Shouvik: I went to the tree fair to buy some saplings. The Tree Fair has been going on for the last five days. It will continue for more than two days.
Saad : Who has organized this Tree Fair?
Shouvik: The Department of Agriculture and Forestry organizes this Tree Fair every year in all towns and cities on the occasion of Tree Plantation Week.
Saad : Why do they organize this Tree Fair?
Shouvik: It appears to me that you are not yet fully aware of the importance of tree plantation.
Saad : Right you are. Please tell me about the importance of tree plantation. I want to know about it in detail.
Shouvik : Trees are our best friends. Trees give us shade and shelter. We cannot think of our existence without trees. They are a great source of our food, vitamins, and furniture.
Saad : But do you notice that many unscrupulous people are cutting down trees at random? What might be its consequence?
Shouvik: If they cut down trees indiscriminately, the country will one day turn into a desert. The temperature will rise, and it will cause the greenhouse effect.
Saad : I think this would not be harmful if people planted more trees after cutting trees. But they seem to be very indifferent to planting trees.
Shouvik: You are right. To save lives and maintain the ecological balance of the environment, there is no alternative to tree plantation.
Saad : Now I understand why tree plantation is so important. I think people from all walks of life should come forward to make the tree plantation programne a success.
Shouvik: Absolutely, let us make our friends aware and motivate them to plant trees more and more to make our country a land of greenery.
Dialogue on the Uses and Abuses of Facebook
Sujon: Hello Hasib, how are you?
Hasib: I am fine, and you?
Sujon: I am also fine. I came to learn that you have opened a Facebook account. Is it true?
Hasib: Yes, it is true. Recently, I opened a Facebook account.
Sujon: Could you please let me know why you have opened the account?
Hasib: The present age is an age of globalization. It is the Internet that has made the world a global village. So I think I should have a Facebook account.
Sujon: It is okay if your aim is positive and fair.
Hasib: Of course, my aim is positive and fair. Facebook is the most popular social networking site that helps us connect with our relatives and friends living in different parts of the world.
Sujon: You are correct. But you have to remain cautious about connecting with unknown people.
Hasib: Strange indeed! What is the problem if I connect with unknown people?
Sujon: You have raised a good question. You know some recent incidents occurred in different parts of the world.
Hasib: Yes, I know. Anarchy in different parts of the world is taking place through Facebook. Arab spring was also spread through Facebook.
Sujon: Exactly! However, don’t be too addicted to Facebook. If you become addicted to it, it will hamper your studies and change your mindset.
Hasib: Yes, indeed! I see your concern is for my well-being.
Sujon: You are absolutely right. I hope you will never deviate from the right path. Thank you.
Hasib: You are most welcome. See you again.
Dialogue about the uses and abuses of social networking services
Rifah: Hi Trisha. What are you doing so alternatively?
Trisha: I‘m giving a post on Facebook.
Rifah: I think you are always on Facebook. Don’t you think it is killing your valuable time?
Trisha: I don’t think so. Rather social networks like Facebook, Google+, Twitter, Instagram, etc. are of great use to us.
Rifah: How do you get benefits from social networking services?
Trisha: I can make my personal profile public before the entire online community. Besides, social networks allow users to upload pictures, multimedia contents, and modify their profile.
Rifah: But people sometimes post false information on social networks. Then you may be misled by such false information.
Trisha: If I’m careful in using social networks, I won‘t be misled.
Rifah: But many users are seen indulging in, social networks. I think they are killing their valuable time, aren‘t they?
Trisha: That’s right. But sensible use of social networks is not bad. Besides, there are privacy protection measures too. They can decide what information they will share with others.
Rifah: Some users post blog entries that may create anarchy in society, aren’t they?
Trisha: If anyone does so, he may be identified and punished. He will also be blocked from the networks.
Rifah: I see. Then we can use social networks carefully.
Trisha: Right you are. Thanks.
Rifah: Thank you too.
Dialogue about the advantages and disadvantages of village life and city life
Rabbi : Hello Sami! How are you?
Sami : I am fine and you?
Rabbi : Thank you, I am also fine. Sami, what do you think about city life and village life?
Sami : There are great differences between city life and village life. Village life is natural but city life is
artificial. But there are some facilities in city which are not avail able in village.
Rabbi : It’s true that city life is full of luxury and facility. But environment of city is much polluted.
Sami : Yes, village environment is fresh but if you are ill, you will have to go to town to meet doctor.
Rabbi : It’s true. But, environment of village will keep you fit.
Sami : I agree with you.
Rabbi : When you are bored of your city life and you want some sort of relief from city life, only a village can pacify your mind.
Sami : This is also true. Can you deny the advantages of modernism?
Rabbi : I don’t mean that. I just want to say that village life is much better than city life.
Sami : What are your other points?
Rabbi : You see, people of city are much busy. They are almost emotionless. Day by day they are becoming much disintegrated.
Sami : But village has some problems, too. Most of the villagers are illiterate. They don’t know any way to live well.
Rabbi : But villages are the producer of food.
Sami : City people possess all educational institution and administration.
Rabbi : At all both of them have some advantages and disadvantages.
Sami : Exactly, but at all village life is better to live a healthy life.
Rabbi : Thank you very much for your nice company.
Sami : You are most well come.
