Punctuation and Capitalization Worksheet-5.0 HSC 2017 all Board Questions 11.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts. [Dhaka Board-2017] Abid: We are about to finish our H.S.C examination Are you thinking about your future  Hasib: Yes, what about you  Abid: I want to pursue higher education what are your plans Hasib: I rather follow some vocational courses to make my career Abid: Really have you thought of any particular vocation Hasib: Yes, I would like to join the Fashion Design course This career has a prospect these days Abia: Is it suitable for boys Hasib: Why not Boys are as good as girls in many professions now- days Whats your future plan  Abid: I would like to go for teaching Hasib: It’s a good profession for a studious boy like you      12.   Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts. [Rajshahi Board-2017] “I’m not in the least hungry,” my guest sighed “but if you insist I don’t mind having some asparagus.” I ordered them. “Aren’t you going to have any” “No I never eat asparagus.” “I know there are people who don’t like them. The fact is you ruin your palate by all the meat you eat.” “Coffee” I said “Yes, just an ice cream and coffee” she answered.     13.   Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts.[Cumilla Board-2017; Dinajpur Board-2016] how is your father rana said mr karim he is very well thank you replied rana i am glad to hear that he is in good health said mr karim.     14.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts.[Jashore Board-2017; Sylhet Board-2016] Tourist: How old is the edifice guide Guide: Madame its a 15th century edifice Tourist: What a wonderful edifice it is Guide. It was built by Akbar the then emperor of India. Tourist: Oh! I see Guide: Madame we should move now. The sun is about to set. It would be dark soon. Tourist: Isnt the place safe? Guide: It is. But the security does not allow anybody after sunset.      15.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts. [Chattogram Board-2017] Son: Did you keep a diary during the liberation war Father: Yes I did. Son: Can I have a look at it? Father: I’m afraid, Ive lost it. Son: Can you remember anything about it Father: Yes, I remember one event there were lots of sounds and bangs outside one night. You wanted to look out but we didn’t let you. Son: Why Father: Because it was very dangerous. You were only four years old then Son: I can’t remember anything. Father: Its natural. No one can remember all from early childhood.     16.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts.[Sylhet Board-2017] Entering the study my elder brother looked around and burst out in disgust. How dirty you have made the room! Why do you use it if you cant keep it tidy I said, i am extremely sorry I have been a nuisance in future youll never see the room in such a bad condition I promise.     17.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts.[Barishal Board-2017] Myself: Good morning Rana. How are you? Rana: I am so so and you Myself: I am. well. But why aren’t you completely well. Rana: In every examination I’m cutting a sorry figure. Myself: Whats the reason? Dont you utilize your time properly? Rana: I spend most of the time in watching TV. Myself: Recreation is necessary. But spending too much time on this has no good side. Rana: I don’t feel bored in watching TV. Myself: But as a student, you should study more and more. Rana: Thank you for your good advice. Myself: Welcome.     18.   Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts.[Dinajpur Board-2017] Aryan: Do you read a newspaper regularly Farhan Farhan: Yes I do. What’s about you Aryan: To tell you frankly I do not read a newspaper regularly. Farhan: Why you get enough time during the break in the college. Aryan: Yes I do get but I do not like. Moreover I think it is a wastage of time. Farhan: Remember newspaper is called the ‘storehouse’ of knowledge. The more you will read a newspaper the more you will learn. Aryan: Then, from today, I will start reading a newspaper Farhan: Yes, that’s like a good friend .     HSC 2016 all Board Questions 19.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts. [Dhaka Board-2016] A: Whats solar energy? B: Its one of the renewable energy sources. A: Why is it called green energy? B: Well its green energy because it helps us keep the earth green I mean it doesn’t emit any pollutant in the atmosphere when we produce and use it. A: I see then it must be a clean source of energy. B: Exactly. And that’s why its also called clean energy.     20.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts.[Rajshahi Board-2016] Husband: Cant you cook food properly Wife: I cook food properly the problem is with you. Husband: Really these foods are crap they taste pathetic. Wife: I spend time in the kitchen from morning till afternoon. I work hard. I take care of two children at home. What do you do? Husband: I work hard and earn money that you spend lavishly.  Wife: How dare you say that. Husband: Well that is the truth     21.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts.[Cumilla Board-2016] Arif: Hello How are you Zakia? Zakia: Fine. What about you de motor Arif: Well I was a bit sick. Zakia: Really What happened stomach Arif: Stomach upset. I had outside food. It troubles my stomach. Zakia: That’s why I always try to avoid outside food they are unhygienic.  Arif: I’m not going to have it anymore. Zakia: Anyway, you take care bye.  Arif: Bye.     22.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts.[Jashore Board-2016] Nazmul: Excuse me where is the nearest hospital Arafat: Its about 2 kilometres from here. You will have to hire a taxi You can also go by bus Nazmul: I see Is there a bus station near here Arafat: Yes there is a bus stop at the corner. Nazmul: Thank you. Arafat: Dont mention it  23.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts. [Chattogram Board-2016] “Good Morning where are you going” said the merchant. I was just coming to see you said the youth. “What do you want” “Please help me to earn my bread by the labour of my hands. “Do you really want work!” said the merchant. yes if you have any.” “Then follow me and carry the box from the shop to my house.” “By Allah I’m really grateful to you.” said the youth.   24.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts. [Barishal Board-2016] Student: May I come in Sir? Principal: Yes come in Student: Good morning Sir Principal: Good morning how can I help you Student: Sir we would like to arrange a study tour Principal: It’s a great idea Ill appreciate it Submit an application to me so that I can take a step in favour of you. Student: Ok Sir. We will write an application on behalf of the students Principal: Ok, see you Student: Thank you very much, Sir Principal: You are most welcome       Punctuation and Capitalization Worksheet-5.0 With answer 11.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts. [Dhaka Board-2017] Abid: We are about to finish our H.S.C examination Are you thinking about your future  Hasib: Yes, what about you  Abid: I want to pursue higher education what are your plans Hasib: I rather follow some vocational courses to make my career Abid: Really have you thought of any particular vocation Hasib: Yes, I would like to join the Fashion Design course This career has a prospect these days Abia: Is it suitable for boys Hasib: Why not Boys are as good as girls in many professions now- days Whats your future plan  Abid: I would like to go for teaching Hasib: It’s a good profession for a studious boy like you    Answer: Abid: We are about to finish our H.S.C examination. Are you thinking about your future? Hasib: Yes, what about you? Abid: I want to pursue higher education. What are your plans? Hasib: I rather follow some vocational courses to make my career. Abid: Really! Have you thought of any particular vocation? Hasib: Yes, I would like to join the Fashion Design course. This career has a prospect these days Abid: Is it suitable for boys? Hasib: Why not? Boys are as good as girls in many professions nowadays. What's your future plan? Abid: I would like to go for teaching. Hasib: It's a. good profession for a studious boy like you.   12.   Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts. [Rajshahi Board-2017] “I’m not in the least hungry,” my guest sighed “but if you insist I don’t mind having some asparagus.” I ordered them. “Aren’t you going to have any” “No I never eat asparagus.” “I know there are people who don’t like them. The fact is you ruin your palate by all the meat you eat.” “Coffee” I said “Yes, just an ice cream and coffee” she answered.   Answer:   "I'm not in the least hungry," my guest sighed, "but if you insist I don't mind having some asparagus! ordered them. to have an "Aren't you going to have any?" "No, I never eat asparagus." "| know there are people who don't like them. The fact is, you ruin your palate by all the meat you eat. "Coffee", I said. "Yes, just an ice cream and coffee," she answered.   13.   Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts.[Cumilla Board-2017; Dinajpur Board-2016] how is your father rana said mr karim he is very well thank you replied rana i am glad to hear that he is in good health said mr karim.   Answer:    "How is your father, Rana?" said Mr Karim. "He is very well. Thank you," replied Rana. I am glad to hear that he is in good health," said Mr Karim.   14.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts.[Jashore Board-2017; Sylhet Board-2016] Tourist: How old is the edifice guide Guide: Madame its a 15th century edifice Tourist: What a wonderful edifice it is Guide. It was built by Akbar the then emperor of India. Tourist: Oh! I see Guide: Madame we should move now. The sun is about to set. It would be dark soon. Tourist: Isnt the place safe? Guide: It is. But the security does not allow anybody after sunset.    Answer:  Tourist: How old is the edifice, guide? Guide: Madame, it's a 15th-century edifice. Tourist: What a wonderful edifice it is! Guide: It was built by Akbar, the then emperor of India. Tourist: Oh! I see. Guide: Madame, we should move now. The sun is about to set. It would be dark soon. Tourist: Isn't the place safe? Guide: It is. But the security does not allow anybody after sunset.   15.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts. [Chattogram Board-2017] Son: Did you keep a diary during the liberation war Father: Yes I did. Son: Can I have a look at it? Father: I’m afraid, Ive lost it. Son: Can you remember anything about it Father: Yes, I remember one event there were lots of sounds and bangs outside one night. You wanted to look out but we didn’t let you. Son: Why Father: Because it was very dangerous. You were only four years old then Son: I can’t remember anything. Father: Its natural. No one can remember all from early childhood.   Answer: Son: Did you keep a diary during the liberation war? Father: Yes, I did. Son: Can I have a look at it? Father: I'm afraid I've lost it. Son: Can you remember anything about it? Father: Yes, I remember one event. There were lots of sounds and bangs outside one night. You wanted to look out but we didn't let you. Son: Why? Father: Because it was very dangerous. You were only four years old then. Son: I can't remember anything. Father: It's natural. No one can remember all from early childhood.   16.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts.[Sylhet Board-2017] Entering the study my elder brother looked around and burst out in disgust. How dirty you have made the room! Why do you use it if you cant keep it tidy I said, i am extremely sorry I have been a nuisance in future youll never see the room in such a bad condition I promise.   Answer: Entering the study, my elder brother looked around and burst out in disgust, "How dirty you have made the room! Why do you use it if you can't keep it tidy?" I said, "I am extremely sorry. I have been a nuisance. In future, you'll never see the room in such a bad condition. I promise."   17.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts.[Barishal Board-2017] Myself: Good morning Rana. How are you? Rana: I am so so and you Myself: I am. well. But why aren’t you completely well. Rana: In every examination I’m cutting a sorry figure. Myself: Whats the reason? Dont you utilize your time properly? Rana: I spend most of the time in watching TV. Myself: Recreation is necessary. But spending too much time on this has no good side. Rana: I don’t feel bored in watching TV. Myself: But as a student, you should study more and more. Rana: Thank you for your good advice. Myself: Welcome.     Answer: Myself: Good morning, Rana. How are you? Rana: I am so so. And you? Myself: lam well. But why aren't you completely well? Rana: In every examination, I'm cutting a sorry figure. Myself: What's the reason? Don't you utilize your time properly? Rana: I spend most of the time watching TV. Myself: Recreation is necessary. But spending too much time on this has no good side. Rana: I don't feel bored watching TV. Myself: But as a student, you should study more and more. Rana: Thank you for your good advice. Myself: Welcome.   18.   Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts.[Dinajpur Board-2017] Aryan: Do you read a newspaper regularly Farhan Farhan: Yes I do. What’s about you Aryan: To tell you frankly I do not read a newspaper regularly. Farhan: Why you get enough time during the break in the college. Aryan: Yes I do get but I do not like. Moreover I think it is a wastage of time. Farhan: Remember newspaper is called the ‘storehouse’ of knowledge. The more you will read a newspaper the more you will learn. Aryan: Then, from today, I will start reading a newspaper Farhan: Yes, that’s like a good friend.   Answer: Aryan: Do you read a newspaper regularly, Farhan? Farhan: Yes, !do. What's about you? Aryan: To tell you frankly, I do not read a newspaper regularly. Farhan: Why? You get enough time during the break-in college. Aryan: Yes, !do get but I do not like. Moreover, I think it is a wastage of time. Farhan: Remember, a newspaper is called the 'storehouse' of knowledge. The more you will read a newspaper, the more you will learn. Aryan: Then, from today, I will start reading a newspaper. Farhan: Yes, that's like a good friend.   HSC Examination-2016 all board question questions 19.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts. [Dhaka Board-2016] A: Whats solar energy? B: Its one of the renewable energy sources. A: Why is it called green energy? B: Well its green energy because it helps us keep the earth green I mean it doesn’t emit any pollutant in the atmosphere when we produce and use it. A: I see then it must be a clean source of energy. B: Exactly. And that’s why its also called clean energy.   Answer: A: What's solar energy? B: It's one of the renewable energy sources. A: Why is it called green energy? B: Well. It's green energy because it helps us keep the earth green, I mean it doesn't emit any pollutant in the atmosphere when we produce and use it. A: I see. Then it must be a clean source of energy. B: Exactly. And that's why it's also called clean energy.   20.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts.[Rajshahi Board-2016] Husband: Cant you cook food properly Wife: I cook food properly the problem is with you. Husband: Really these foods are crap they taste pathetic. Wife: I spend time in the kitchen from morning till afternoon. I work hard. I take care of two children at home. What do you do? Husband: I work hard and earn money that you spend lavishly.  Wife: How dare you say that. Husband: Well that is the truth   Answer: Husband: Can't you cook food properly? Wife: I cook food properly. The problem is with you. Husband: Really these foods are crap. They taste pathetic. Wife: I spend time in the kitchen from morning till afternoon. I work hard. I take care of two children at home. What do you do? Husband: I work hard and earn money that you spend lavishly. Wife: How dare you say that? Husband: Well. That is the truth.   21.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts.[Cumilla Board-2016] Arif: Hello How are you Zakia? Zakia: Fine. What about you de motor Arif: Well I was a bit sick. Zakia: Really What happened stomach Arif: Stomach upset. I had outside food. It troubles my stomach. Zakia: That’s why I always try to avoid outside food they are unhygienic.  Arif: I’m not going to have it anymore. Zakia: Anyway, you take care bye.  Arif: Bye.   Answer: Arif: Hello, how are you, Zakia? Zakia: Fine. What about you? Arif: Well, I was a bit sick. Zakia: Really! What happened? Arif: Stomach upset. I had outside food. It troubles my stomach. Zakia: That's why I always try to avoid outside food. They are unhygienic. Arif: I'm not going to have it anymore. Zakia: Anyway, you take care. Bye. Arif: Bye.   22.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts.[Jashore Board-2016] Nazmul: Excuse me where is the nearest hospital Arafat: Its about 2 kilometres from here. You will have to hire a taxi You can also go by bus Nazmul: I see Is there a bus station near here Arafat: Yes there is a bus stop at the corner. Nazmul: Thank you. Arafat: Dont mention it  Answer: Nazmul: Excuse me, where is the nearest hospital? Arafa: It's about 2 kilometres from here. You will have to hire a taxi. You can also go by bus. Nazmul: I see. Is there a bus station near here? Arafat: Yes, there is a bus stop at the corner. Nazmul: Thank you. Arafat. Don't mention it.   23.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts. [Chattogram Board-2016] “Good Morning where are you going” said the merchant. I was just coming to see you said the youth. “What do you want” “Please help me to earn my bread by the labour of my hands. “Do you really want work!” said the merchant. yes if you have any.” “Then follow me and carry the box from the shop to my house.” “By Allah I’m really grateful to you.” said the youth.   Answer:  "Good Morning. Where are you going?" said the merchant. "I was just coming to see you," said the youth. "What do you want?" "Please help me to earn my bread by the labour of my hands." "Do you really want work?" said the merchant." "Yes, if you have any.” "Then follow me and carry the box from the shop to my house." "By Allah, I'm really grateful to you, said the youth.   24.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following texts. [Barishal Board-2016] Student: May I come in Sir? Principal: Yes come in Student: Good morning Sir Principal: Good morning how can I help you Student: Sir we would like to arrange a study tour Principal: It’s a great idea Ill appreciate it Submit an application to me so that I can take a step in favour of you. Student: Ok Sir. We will write an application on behalf of the students Principal: Ok, see you Student: Thank you very much, Sir Principal: You are most welcome   Answer: Student: May! come in, Sir? Principal: Yes, come in. Student: Good morning. Sir. Principal: Good morning. How can I help you? Student: Sir, we would like to arrange a study tour. Principal: It's a great idea. I'll appreciate it. Submit an application to me so that I can take a step in favour of you. Student : Ok. Sir. We will write an application on behalf of the students. Principal: Ok, see you, Student: Thank you very much, Sir. Principal: You are most welcome.

Cambridge IELTS 9 Speaking Test- 4 PART 1: Bicycles How popular are bicycles in your hometown? Why? How often do you ride a bicycle? Why/Why not? Do you think that bicycles are suitable for all ages? Why/Why not? What are the advantages of a bicycle compared to a car? Why? PART II: Describe a Person Who Has Helped Others You should say: Who this person is/was Where this person lives/lived What he/she has done to help people And explain how you know about this person PART III: Discussion Topics Helping Other People in the Community What are some of the ways people can help others in the community? Which is most important? Why do you think some people like to help other people? Some people say that people help others in the community more now than they did in the past. Do you agree or disagree? Why? Community Services What types of services, such as libraries or health centers, are available to the people who live in your area? Do you think there are enough of them? Which groups of people generally need the most support in a community? Why? Who do you think should pay for the services that are available to the people in a community? Should it be the government or individual people? Questions and Answers PART 1: Bicycles How popular are bicycles in your hometown? Why? Bicycles are quite popular in my hometown, especially among students and young adults. Many people choose to ride bikes because they are an affordable and eco-friendly mode of transportation. Additionally, we have several bike lanes that make riding safer and more convenient. How often do you ride a bicycle? Why/Why not? I ride a bicycle regularly, usually on weekends or when the weather is nice. It’s a great way to stay active, enjoy the outdoors, and avoid traffic congestion when commuting short distances. Do you think that bicycles are suitable for all ages? Why/Why not? Yes, I believe bicycles are suitable for all ages. Children can learn to ride with training wheels, while adults can enjoy cycling for fitness. Older adults might prefer electric bikes, which make cycling easier and less strenuous. What are the advantages of a bicycle compared to a car? Why? Bicycles have several advantages over cars, including being more environmentally friendly, cheaper to maintain, and healthier for the rider. Riding a bike can also reduce traffic congestion and parking issues in urban areas. PART II: Describe a Person Who Has Helped Others A person who has significantly helped others is my neighbor, Mrs. Smith. She lives in my neighborhood and is well-known for her kindness and community involvement. Mrs. Smith has volunteered at the local food bank for many years, organizing food drives and helping distribute food to families in need. She also tutors children after school, providing them with extra support in their studies. I know about Mrs. Smith because I often see her at community events and she has helped me with my homework on a few occasions. Her dedication to helping others has inspired many in our neighborhood to get involved and make a difference. PART III: Discussion Topics Helping Other People in the Community What are some of the ways people can help others in the community? Which is most important? People can help others in various ways, such as volunteering at shelters, participating in community clean-ups, or providing support to the elderly. I think volunteering at shelters is particularly important because it directly addresses the needs of vulnerable populations. Why do you think some people like to help other people? Many people find joy in helping others because it fosters a sense of community and connection. Helping others can also create a sense of purpose and fulfillment, as people feel they are making a positive impact on someone’s life. Some people say that people help others in the community more now than they did in the past. Do you agree or disagree? Why? I agree that people are more involved in helping their communities now. With the rise of social media, it’s easier to organize and promote volunteer activities, which encourages more people to participate in community service. Community Services What types of services, such as libraries or health centers, are available to the people who live in your area? Do you think there are enough of them? In my area, we have several services, including a public library, health centers, and recreational facilities. While these services are beneficial, I think there could be more health resources, especially mental health support, as this is increasingly important for community well-being. Which groups of people generally need the most support in a community? Why? Vulnerable groups, such as the elderly, low-income families, and those with disabilities, generally need the most support. They may face challenges accessing basic necessities and services, and community support can help improve their quality of life. Who do you think should pay for the services that are available to the people in a community? Should it be the government or individual people? I believe it should primarily be the government’s responsibility to fund community services through taxes. However, individual contributions through volunteering or donations can also play a vital role in supporting and enhancing these services. Vocabulary words/expressions from the text, with meanings in English and Bangla, and examples. sentences. Word/Expression Meaning (English) Meaning (Bangla) Example Popular Well-liked or favored by many people জনপ্রিয় "Bicycles are quite popular in my hometown, especially among students and young adults." Eco-friendly Not harmful to the environment পরিবেশ বান্ধব "Many people choose to ride bikes because they are an affordable and eco-friendly mode of transportation." Bike lanes Designated paths for bicycles বাইকের জন্য রাস্তা "We have several bike lanes that make riding safer and more convenient." Affordable Reasonably priced; not expensive সাশ্রয়ী "Bicycles are an affordable mode of transportation." Active Engaged in physical exercise or movement সক্রিয় "It’s a great way to stay active and enjoy the outdoors." Congestion Overcrowding or blockage, especially in traffic যানজট "Riding a bike can help avoid traffic congestion when commuting short distances." Suitable Appropriate or fitting উপযুক্ত "I believe bicycles are suitable for all ages." Training wheels Small wheels attached to a bicycle to help beginners learn প্রশিক্ষণ চাকা "Children can learn to ride with training wheels." Electric bikes Bicycles powered by an electric motor ইলেকট্রিক বাইক "Older adults might prefer electric bikes, which make cycling easier." Advantages Benefits or favorable points সুবিধা "Bicycles have several advantages over cars." Environmentally friendly Beneficial for the environment পরিবেশের জন্য ভালো "Bicycles are more environmentally friendly compared to cars." Community involvement Participation in activities that support the community সম্প্রদায়ে অংশগ্রহণ "Mrs. Smith is well-known for her kindness and community involvement." Volunteered Offered to work or help without pay স্বেচ্ছাসেবক "Mrs. Smith has volunteered at the local food bank for many years." Food bank A non-profit organization that distributes food খাদ্য ব্যাংক "She has helped distribute food to families in need at the local food bank." Tutors To teach or provide extra assistance in studies গৃহ tutor "She also tutors children after school." Inspired Motivated or encouraged অনুপ্রাণিত "Her dedication to helping others has inspired many in our neighborhood." Vulnerable populations Groups that are at a higher risk of suffering from hardships দুর্বল জনগণ "Volunteering at shelters is particularly important because it directly addresses the needs of vulnerable populations." Sense of purpose Feeling that one has meaningful goals and objectives উদ্দেশ্যের অনুভূতি "Helping others can create a sense of purpose and fulfillment." Social media Online platforms for social networking and communication সামাজিক মিডিয়া "With the rise of social media, it’s easier to organize and promote volunteer activities." Public library A community resource that provides access to books and information জনসাধারণের গ্রন্থাগার "In my area, we have a public library." Health centers Facilities providing medical services স্বাস্থ্য কেন্দ্র "We have several health centers in my area." Recreational facilities Places for leisure activities বিনোদনমূলক সুবিধা "We also have recreational facilities available to the community." Basic necessities Essential items needed for living মৌলিক প্রয়োজনীয়তা "Vulnerable groups face challenges accessing basic necessities and services." Contributions Donations or offerings to support a cause অবদান "Individual contributions through volunteering can also play a vital role." Fund To provide money for a purpose তহবিল প্রদান "It should primarily be the government’s responsibility to fund community services through taxes."

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Write a letter to your friend inviting him to spend a few days with you in your village. 07-03¬2021 Patherghata, Chittag ong, My dear Arif, Your letter is just to hand. In it you have clearly stated about your village. I became really enchanted knowing about the beauty of your village. Indeed the description you presented fascinates any nature lover like me. However, you showed keen interest to know about my village. Well, here it is. With the green fields and with the cool and calm shade of the trees our village stands on the river. The name of our village is It is in the district of About five thousand people live in our village. Most of them are Muslims. There are also a few Hindus, Buddhists and Christians. They live in peace and harmony. The villages are mostly farmers or labourers. Some are potters, weavers, blacksmiths, fishermen and so on. There is a big market in our village. It is the heart of our village which throbs with the activities of the villagers. There are some brick- built buildings such as the mosque and primary and high school building. There are also a post office, a health-care centre and community centre. Our village has a good road, which links the village with the highway. The village is rich in cultural activities like ‘Jatra’, ‘Jarigan’, boat-race and bullock-race. Our village is also famous for cottage industries. Our village is a peaceful village with a number of educated people. I hope this could meet your curiosity about my village. So you can come and spend a few days with me in our village home. This is all for today. Hope to hear from you. With love and best wishes. Yours ever, ‘Fahim’ Write a letter to your friend inviting him/her to spend a few days with you during the next summer vacation holidays. 12 June 2021 20 North Brook Hall Road, Dhaka. My dear Habib, I hope this letter finds you well. Thank you for your sweet note; it was lovely to hear from you. I'm doing well, and I trust the same is true for you. Our exams have come to an end, and with that, our college will be closed for the next week. I've decided to spend the upcoming vacation at my native village, and I would like to extend an invitation to you to join me for a few days there. You can easily reach our village by bus. Our village is an old and spacious one, situated along the banks of the mighty river Meghna. The natural beauty of our village is unparalleled, with vast green fields and a variety of domestic animals. Our village is adorned with numerous wooden and fruit trees, attracting hundreds of birds throughout the year. The people in our village are known for their simplicity, kindness, and sociability. We have a rich cultural heritage, with activities like Jatra, Jarigan, Kabigan, and Sarigan being popular among the locals. Waking up to the sweet chirping of birds is a common occurrence in our village, and it's truly a serene and peaceful experience. Every year, our village attracts many tourists who come to admire its beauty. My parents and grandfather would be delighted to have you join us in our village. I'm hopeful that you'll be able to spend a few days with me during the next summer vacation. Looking forward to your company. No more for today. With my best wishes to you, Yours ever, Baset From Name: House No: Street: Post Office: Thana: District: To Name: House No: Street: Post Office: Thana: District:

Write a letter to your father for money and permission to join the scout troops and the B.N.C.C. platoon of the school. April 10, 2021 Mirpur, Dhaka My dear Father, I received your letter on the 13th of this month, and I'm excited to share some news with you. I've been selected as a member of our school's Boys Scout Troupe and the B.N.C.C. I'm genuinely enthusiastic about this opportunity. The Boys Scout Troupe at our school trains scouts like me to serve our nation in an organized manner. I believe that being part of the scouts and the B.N.C.C. will instill in me qualities like self-reliance, a sense of duty, and discipline. Please don't worry about my studies; I'm confident that I can manage both my studies and scouting activities simultaneously. However, to join the scout troupe and the B.N.C.C. platoon, I need some financial support. I require an amount of Taka 500/= for this purpose. I kindly request your permission to proceed and ask that you send me the required amount at your earliest convenience. I miss you and Mother dearly. Please give my best regards to both of you. Yours affectionately, Tahseen Suppose, your Final Examination is over. It is a great relief for you after hard work. Now you want to enjoy relaxation. So you are interested to visit Rangamati which has got historical value. Now, write a letter to your father asking for his permission to visit a place of interest. 20th January, 2021 73, M. M. Ali Road Dampara, Chittagong. My dear Father, Accept my best regards. I hope that you are well by the mercy of God. All these days I was busy with my annual examination. Yesterday was the last day of my annual examination. You will be glad to hear that I have answered the questions in all the papers to my entire satisfaction. I had to work hard before my examination. It is a great relief for me that my examination is over. So, I want to relax for a while. In the mean time, I have received an invitation from a friend of mine to accompany him to Rangamati. I am interested to see / visit the place about which I have heard so much and have not yet seen. Moreover, it has got historical value. I think that this place will give me recreation after the strain and stress of the examination. I hope, you will write back to me at your earliest giving me your kind permission to do   My respect to you and mother and love to Armeen and Popi. Your affectionate son, Rifat. From Name: House No: Street: Post Office: Thana: District: To Name: House No: Street: Post Office: Thana: District:

A letter to your friend about last religious festival April 10, 2021 Mirpur, Dhaka My dear Arif, As the Eid vacation draws to a close, I wanted to share with you the wonderful time my family and I had during this festive period. We decided to spend Eid in our village home this year, and it turned out to be a delightful experience. Arriving at the village two days prior to Eid, we were joined by my two cousins and their families, adding to the joyous atmosphere. The eve of Eid was filled with excitement as we made preparations, including decorating and illuminating our houses and enjoying fireworks together. On the morning of Eid, we rose early, bathed, and dressed in our finest attire. Then, as a family, we proceeded to the open field ('maidan') for congregational prayers. Witnessing thousands of devout individuals bowing down to the Almighty in unison was a truly awe-inspiring sight. After the prayers, we exchanged warm embraces and returned home to greet our grandmother, mothers, and sisters. While the women of the household prepared traditional sweets like 'shemai,' the rest of us eagerly indulged in these delectable treats. We also made sure to share our joy by distributing sweets among the less fortunate, as well as among friends and relatives who visited us. In the evening, we visited the homes of our relatives, where we were warmly welcomed and spent time in merry-making. Returning home, we enjoyed a sumptuous dinner together, followed by lively conversations and laughter late into the night. We sang songs, shared jokes, and savored the bonds of family and friendship. Our Eid celebration was filled with joy, excitement, and warmth. Now, I'm curious to hear about how you spent your Eid. Please do share your experiences with me when you get the chance. That's all for today. Wishing you all the best. Yours sincerely, Tahseen From Name: House No: Street: Post Office: Thana: District: To Name: House No: Street: Post Office: Thana: District:

Write a letter to tell your friend about the life style of a fisherman in our country April 10, 2021 Mirpur, Dhaka Dear Fatin, I'm excited to share with you my recent visit to the coastal areas of Cox’s Bazar and Maheshkhali, where I had the opportunity to observe the lifestyle of fishermen up close. Today, I'd like to shed some light on the life of a fisherman in our country. Bangladesh, being a riverine country with a long coastline along the Bay of Bengal, is abundant in fish, which also means a large population of fishermen. However, the reality of a fisherman's life is far from easy. They belong to one of the most impoverished sections of society, earning their livelihood by catching and selling fish. Typically, fishermen reside near rivers, large canals, marshlands, and seas, strategically positioning themselves for their trade. Their daily routine involves constant labor, from making and repairing fishing nets to maintaining their boats. Much of their time is spent out at sea or on the river, facing the inherent dangers of their profession, including venturing into deep waters. Despite the hardships, a fisherman's face lights up with joy when he makes a bountiful catch. However, it's important to note that many fishermen do not own their nets or boats, further exacerbating their already precarious situation. Yet, their contribution to society is invaluable. By supplying us with fish, fishermen play a vital role in our lives. It's essential to recognize and appreciate their efforts, considering the challenges they face daily. After learning about the life of fishermen, I hope you'll realize the difficult circumstances they endure. I trust that you're doing well with your studies and other endeavors. That's all for today. Sending you love and best wishes. Affectionately yours, Tahseen From Name: House No: Street: Post Office: Thana: District: To Name: House No: Street: Post Office: Thana: District:

Write a letter to a friend / younger brother about May Day. April 10, 2021 Mirpur, Dhaka Dear Fatin, I'm thrilled to share with you a recent discovery that has left me deeply moved: the significance of May Day. It dawned on me that you might not be acquainted with this pivotal day, so I felt compelled to enlighten you about its profound importance. May 1st marks International Workers Day, a globally recognized occasion commemorating the relentless struggle of laborers across the world. This day serves as a testament to the hard-fought battles waged by workers throughout history. It stands as a beacon of unity and solidarity among the labor force, celebrated in numerous countries worldwide. The privileges and protections that modern-day workers enjoy, from minimum wage standards to safety regulations and the establishment of the eight-hour workday, are all fruits of the sacrifices made by their predecessors in the tumultuous year of 1886. The onset of the Industrial Revolution had subjected laborers to grueling work shifts, often extending to fourteen hours or more each day. However, amidst these harsh conditions, a fervent movement advocating for an eight-hour workday emerged, igniting the spirits of both organized labor unions and unorganized workers alike. Tragically, the events of May 3, 1886, at the McCormick Harvest Machine Company in Chicago serve as a stark reminder of the perils faced by workers in their quest for better rights and conditions. Police brutality against striking workers resulted in the loss of life, leaving one striker dead and several others gravely injured. Yet, amidst this turmoil, the resolve of the labor movement remained unyielding, echoing the sentiment that progress is often forged through adversity. The long-cherished dream of workers worldwide gradually came to fruition through unwavering determination and collective action. It's a narrative that undoubtedly piques curiosity and invites deeper exploration into the rich history of labor rights struggles. As I reflect on these profound revelations, I'm compelled to share them with you, dear friend, in the hopes of igniting a spark of curiosity within you. The ongoing struggle for workers' rights and privileges is a narrative worth delving into, for it speaks to the resilience and fortitude of the human spirit. With warm regards and affection, Tahseen Write a letter to a friend / younger brother about May Day. April 10, 2024 Dear Fatin, , I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. Today, I wanted to share my thoughts about May Day, a day that holds great significance worldwide. May Day, celebrated on the 1st of May, is also known as International Workers' Day. It honors the contributions of workers and highlights their struggles for fair treatment, proper working conditions, and just wages. The history of May Day dates back to the labor movements in the 19th century, especially the Haymarket Affair in Chicago, which played a crucial role in securing the eight-hour workday we now take for granted. In Bangladesh, May Day is observed with respect and awareness campaigns about workers' rights. On this day, we see rallies, discussions, and programs emphasizing the importance of labor in nation-building. However, many workers in our country still face challenges like low wages, long hours, and unsafe working environments. It reminds us that there’s much work to be done to ensure justice for them. We must acknowledge the efforts of laborers who contribute to every aspect of our lives. Be it building homes, sewing garments, or cultivating crops—they are the backbone of our society. May Day serves as a reminder to support their rights and dignity. I hope you’ll take some time to reflect on the significance of this day and how we can contribute to making life better for those who work tirelessly for us. Take care and write back soon. Yours lovingly, Tahseen From Name: House No: Street: Post Office: Thana: District: To Name: House No: Street: Post Office: Thana: District:

Write a letter to your elder brother informing him of your mother’s illness. April 10, 2021 Mirpur, Dhaka Dear Fatin, I write to you with a heavy heart to inform you of our mother's recent illness. For the past week, or perhaps closer to fifteen days now, she has been battling a persistent fever. Initially, the fever raged with intensity, leaving her unable to rest or even partake in nourishment. Understandably, our anxiety grew, prompting us to seek medical assistance. Upon the doctor's examination, it became evident that Mother's condition was likely exacerbated by a combination of worries and excessive exertion. The prescribed course of action was clear: absolute rest and the administration of medication. We have faithfully followed the doctor's orders, and thankfully, Mother's condition is showing signs of improvement, albeit at a gradual pace. Throughout this ordeal, Mother's thoughts have incessantly turned to you. Your presence, she believes, possesses the power to uplift her spirits and hasten her recovery. Therefore, I implore you to make haste in returning home at your earliest convenience. Your visit holds the promise of bringing solace and encouragement to Mother during her convalescence. As for myself, I am in good health and spirits, though naturally concerned for Mother's well-being. I pray that this letter finds you in robust health and high spirits, and that you may soon grace us with your presence. With all my affection, Tahseen Write a letter to your elder brother informing him of your mother’s illness. April 10, 2024 Dear Karim, I hope you’re doing well. I wish I could share better news, but I’m writing to inform you about something concerning—Mother has not been feeling well for the past few days. She has been complaining of weakness and a persistent fever. We consulted a doctor yesterday, and he mentioned that she might have a viral infection. Thankfully, it doesn’t appear to be anything too serious at the moment, but she has been advised to take complete rest and follow a prescribed course of medicines. Despite the medication, her recovery seems slow, and she appears more tired than usual. The doctor has also suggested some tests to rule out any underlying issues. We’ll get the reports soon, and I’ll keep you updated on the results. Mother keeps asking about you and misses having you around. If possible, it would be great if you could visit us soon. Your presence always lifts her spirits, and I believe it will help her recover faster. Please don’t worry too much. We’re taking good care of her, and I’ll make sure she follows the doctor’s advice properly. Do let me know if there’s anything you’d like me to do. Take care and write back soon. With love, Hasan From Name: House No: Street: Post Office: Thana: District: To Name: House No: Street: Post Office: Thana: District:

Write a letter to your younger brother to be serous to his studies. April 10, 2024 Dear Nizam, I hope you’re doing well and making the most of your time. I’ve been meaning to talk to you about something important, and I thought writing a letter would be the best way to express my thoughts. I know you’re young, and it’s natural to enjoy life and have fun. But I’ve noticed you’ve been a bit distracted from your studies lately. I’m writing this not to lecture you but to remind you of how important it is to focus on your education at this stage in your life. Your studies are the foundation of your future. The habits you build now will determine what kind of opportunities you’ll have later. Being serious about your education doesn’t mean you can’t have fun; it means setting your priorities straight and finding a balance. Make a timetable, stick to it, and ensure you’re giving your subjects enough time and effort. Remember, you’re capable of achieving great things, and I believe in you. Success doesn’t come overnight; it’s the result of consistent effort and dedication. You have so much potential, and I’d hate to see it go to waste because of distractions. If you ever feel stuck or need help with anything, don’t hesitate to ask me. I’m always here to support you. But promise me that you’ll take your studies more seriously starting today. Take care and write back soon. I’m eager to hear about your progress. With love, Tahseen A letter to father informing your annual examination result April 10, 2021 Mirpur, Dhaka My dear ‘Nizam’, I'm sorry to hear that you're not taking your studies seriously. It seems like you're hanging out with the wrong crowd and getting into some questionable stuff. Let me tell you, the company you keep can have a huge impact on your life. The friends you're with right now might not have your best interests at heart. Instead of helping you grow, they could lead you down the wrong path. You need to ditch that bad company and those bad habits if you want a bright future. Get back on track with your studies and strive to be the best student you can be. Every moment counts, so make the most of them to build a successful future for yourself. I really hope you take my advice to heart for the sake of your own happiness. Give my regards to your parents, and know that I'm sending you love and best wishes. Yours affectionately, Tahseen From Name: House No: Street: Post Office: Thana: District: To Name: House No: Street: Post Office: Thana: District:

Write a letter to your friend telling him how you observed 'Nazrul Jayantee' at your school. April 10, 2021 Mirpur, Dhaka My dear ‘Abid’, Your sweet note is just to hand. I am glad to see your interest in our school affairs. You wanted to know if we have observed the 'Nazrul Jayantee'. Well, here it is. The word 'Jayantee' means a festival for victory or joy. 'Nazrul Jayantee' is held on the 10th Jaistha every year in commemoration of our national poet, Kazi Nazrul Islam in the field of Bengali literature. This year on the day of 'Nazrul-Jayantee' many distinguished persons attended the function arranged by us in our school auditorium. The Headmaster of our school took the chair in the function. The enlightened persons spoke on different aspects of Nazrul's literary life. There was competition of melodrama, song and recitation created by Nazrul. You would be glad to know that I have recited the poem 'Bidrohi' of Nazrul and got the 1st prize. The function started at 3 p.m. and concluded at 6 p.m. This is all for today. Hope to hear from you regarding this. With love and best wishes. Yours ever, Tahseen Write a letter to your friend telling him how you observed 'Nazrul Jayantee' at your school. April 10, 2021 Mirpur, Dhaka My dear ‘Abid’, I hope you’re doing well. I wanted to share with you how we celebrated Nazrul Jayantee, the birthday of Kazi Nazrul Islam, at our school last week. It was a beautiful event filled with music, poetry, and inspiration. The program began with a speech by our principal, highlighting the life and contributions of Kazi Nazrul Islam, our national poet. We learned about his role as the “Rebel Poet” and how his works inspired freedom, equality, and love for humanity. It was inspiring to hear about his powerful words that continue to resonate even today. Next, students performed some of Nazrul’s most famous poems and songs. A group of classmates recited Bidrohi with such passion that it gave me goosebumps. The school choir sang Durgama Giri Kantar Moru, which filled the hall with energy and pride. There was also a drama based on Nazrul’s life, showcasing his struggles and his determination to fight against injustice. After the performances, there was a quiz competition about Nazrul’s life and works. I participated and was thrilled to win second place! The event concluded with a beautiful rendition of the national anthem, written by Nazrul himself. The day left me with a deeper appreciation for Nazrul’s legacy. It reminded me of the importance of standing up for what’s right and staying true to our values. I wish you could have joined—it was a truly memorable celebration. Take care and write back soon! Yours ever, Tahseen

Write a letter to your friend describing the type of house you live in and whether you are happy or not living in such a house. 08-03-2024 Patherghata Chittagong My Dear ‘A’ Your letter of the 2nd instant reached me only yesterday. Going through your letter, I came to know about your mingled feeling regarding the house you live in. Now let me describe my one. As I feel, a house is a bare necessity to live a decent and enjoyable life. Without a house to live in, no man, in whatever station he might be placed, can be happy. Rabindranath, the great poet, felt the need of a house as is expressed in his poem ‘Asha’. I am a social being and I live in a healthy society with good neighbours. My house is a one-storeyed bungalow pattern house, situated in an open place with good space on all sides. It has as many as eight rooms --- three bed rooms for the member of the house and one for guests, one reading room, one store room, one drawing room and one dining room. The reading room is furnished with glass-fitted almirahs containing books on different subjects and arranged in rows on all sides with a good space in the middle. In the centre of the reading room a table is placed with chairs on all sides. The drawing room of my house is furnished with comfortable modern furniture. Some wall pictures, photographs and handiworks will be hung from the walls. The rooms are simple and arranged in different ways. Two bathrooms with sanitary facilities and a kitchen are at a considerable distance from the bedrooms because smoke and damp are not congenial to health. The chief attraction of my house is a flower garden with plants of various seasonal flowers and with a wide and circular green lawn in the middle. The garden looks very beautiful and adds to the charm of the homestead. In the garden we sometimes pass our leisure time. The path that leads out of my house is beautified with evergreen trees planted on both sides. The house is always kept neat and clean. This is my house where I live in. I am really happy to live in such a house where I get a happy healthy and enjoyable life. The house gives me an environment to have a sound mind in a sound body, fit for work, mental and physical. In fact it has taught me more than a school or an academy. I think you will be pleased having the description of my residence. That’s all for today. Hope you are in sound health and joyful time. With good wishes. Yours ever, Tahseen Write a letter to your friend describing the type of house you live in and whether you are happy or not living in such a house. 08-03-2024 Rampura, Dhaka Dear Hamid, I hope you’re doing well. I wanted to share with you a little about the house I live in and how I feel about it. My house is a two-story building located in a quiet neighborhood here in Rampura, Dhaka. It’s not very large, but it’s cozy and perfect for my family. On the ground floor, we have a small living room, a kitchen, and a dining area. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms and a balcony that overlooks the street. The balcony is my favorite spot—it’s where I like to sit in the evenings and enjoy the breeze. One thing I really appreciate about my house is the natural light. Large windows in most of the rooms let the sunlight in, making the place feel warm and cheerful. We also have a small garden in front with a few flowering plants and a mango tree. It’s a joy to see the flowers bloom and hear birds chirping in the morning. That said, there are a few drawbacks. The neighborhood gets quite noisy at times, especially with traffic and construction nearby. Also, during the monsoon season, the street outside tends to get waterlogged, which can be a hassle. Despite these issues, I feel grateful to have a comfortable home where my family and I can make wonderful memories. I’d love for you to visit someday and see it for yourself. Take care and let me know about your home too! Warm regards, Tahseen

Write a letter to your friend describing the experiences of your visit to a science fair. April 10, 2021 Mirpur, Dhaka Dear Fatin Today I am going to write you about my recent visit to a science fair. My elder brother who studies in BUET invites me to pay a visit to their campus on the occasion of a science fair. Accordingly, I went there and enjoyed a lot. What I saw was a fantastic arrangement of exhibits of all kinds of scientific experiments done both by the students of BUET and by students of other science institutions. The exhibition was being held in a 4-storeyed building. On the ground floor we saw many posters of great scientists of the world like Newton, Einstein, and Prof. Abdus Salam. Some of the wall papers contained memorable statements on the importance of science. The third floor had the most interesting practical exhibits to show. The students of BUET had arranged it. All their exhibitions were the result of their laboratory experiment. One object drew my attention. It was about the optical illusion. A small iron ball was shown to be travelling upward on a narrow plank of board, without any additional help. Later, I realised that the board was originally set with the upside end actually lower than the downside end, for which reason it gave the illusion that the ball was rolling upward, when actually it was gliding down. In the aviation room they put blown up pictures of Apollo 11 making its historic voyage to the moon. A short-film was also shown on the astronauts: Neil Armstrong who first set feet upon the face of the moon, Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins. I visited different stalls. I could only guess what tremendous development has been achieved in different branches of science. In the fair I gathered almost up-to-date information about the development of Physics, Chemistry, Medical Science and Technology. Indeed, the science fair increases our zeal about science facts. We feel that we must know more about the mysteries of nature. A science fair has a great educative value. I spent full six hours visiting the science fair and learning and enjoying a world of new things. It has left a deep impression on my mind. That’s all for today. Hope you are in sound health and joyful time. With good wishes. Yours ever, Tahseen Write a letter to your friend describing the experiences of your visit to a science fair. April 10, 2024 Mirpur, Dhaka Dear Fatin Thank you so much for your kind letter. I hope you're doing well. I'm fine too. You asked about my recent visit to the science fair, so I'll tell you about it briefly. These days, science and computers play a big role in our lives, making things easier and more comfortable. Young scientists are always busy with their research, day and night. That's why science fairs have become very popular in schools and colleges in Bangladesh. Almost every year, there's a science fair at our upazila headquarters college. This time, there was one again. Since I'm in the science group, I enjoy visiting government colleges. I went to the fair with my father, who teaches science at a high school. Many students from different colleges joined the fair. The young science enthusiasts showed off their new inventions and experiments, which impressed everyone a lot. I was amazed to see the creativity of our young learners. I talked to many of them and learned a lot of new things. If they're guided well, they'll make our nation proud. So, science fairs are really valuable. They help bring out the hidden talents of science students. I believe every student should visit a science fair. That's all for now. Best wishes to you. Yours sincerely, Masud Khan Write a letter to your friend describing the experiences of your visit to a science fair. April 10, 2024 Dear Masud , I hope you’re doing great! Last week, I had the chance to visit a science fair held at the National Museum of Science and Technology in Dhaka. It was an inspiring experience, and I thought you’d love to hear about it. The fair featured hundreds of projects from schools and colleges across the country. As I walked in, I was amazed by the energy and creativity of the students presenting their work. The first thing that caught my eye was a robotic arm designed by a group of high school students. It could pick up small objects with precision and was programmed using AI to recognize colors. Another highlight was the section on renewable energy. I saw innovative models of wind turbines and solar-powered vehicles. One project that stood out was a “smart irrigation system” designed to conserve water and increase efficiency in agriculture—something I believe could truly help our farmers. There were also fun experiments for visitors. I participated in a virtual reality setup where I explored the solar system, and it felt like I was floating in space! There was even a small planetarium show that explained the constellations and planets in the night sky. The fair was not only educational but also motivating. It reminded me how much potential the young minds of our country have. I wish you could have joined me—it would have been so much fun exploring it together. Looking forward to hearing from you soon! Yours ever, Tahseen

Imagine you have visited a local market. Now write a letter to your uncle describing your experience. April 10, 2021 Mirpur, Dhaka Dear Uncle, Thanks for your letter with a nice gift. Today I cannot but give you a description of visiting a local market recently. I did not have any previous experience of going to market alone and doing shopping over there. This was really a new experience for me. Yesterday mother told me to get her some eggs and other groceries form the local market. I obeyed gladly. Picking up a bag and some money, I cycled down to the nearest market. It was modest in size but catered to the daily needs of the people living close by. As usual there was a lot of activity going on in the shops, and the hawkers seemed to be doing good business too. I bought some chili powder and a tin of cooking oil from the grocery store. Then I went to the dairy shop and bought a packet of milk and a dozen of eggs. Putting them carefully in my bag I came out to find that a man had settled down on the ground with his wares displayed on a sheet. He begged me earnestly to buy something from his colourful assortment of handkerchiefs, ribbons, soap-dishes and packets of safety-pins. I admired his goods but said I would come another day. Picking up my bicycle from the end of the road, I hung my shopping bag over the handle and cycled home. I returned the left-over change to my mother. All I could appreciate in the market except the haggling with the shopkeepers. However, I feel very much interested to go to market from now on. This is all for today. Let me know about your opinion. Best regards to you and aunt. Yours affectionately, Tahseen

Write a letter to a friend telling him / her about a recent visit to a zoo. April 10, 2021 Mirpur, Dhaka My dear Lucy, Thank you so much for your lovely letter. I hope you're doing well, and I'm glad to hear you're interested in my recent trip to the National Zoo at Mirpur. I'm doing fine with my family too. Visiting a zoo is a wonderful experience as it's like stepping into an animal kingdom. It's not just entertaining but also very educational, especially for students like us. Reading books and articles is great, but seeing animals in real life adds a whole new dimension to our understanding of the world. I'm in class XII, and I've been eager to visit a zoo for a while now. Finally, during the winter vacation, I got the chance to go with my uncle, who is the principal of Mirpur Govt. College. We arrived at the zoo gate around 4:30 pm, taking a taxi. We started by watching the monkeys, swinging from branch to branch in their cages. Then, we moved on to see the majestic Royal Bengal tigers and lions in their strong iron cages. We also saw snakes, crocodiles, bears, peacocks, and various birds. The big cats and crocodiles looked fierce and intimidating, but the graceful movements of the deer and the vibrant display of the peacocks caught my attention the most. I met many students from colleges like ours, and I had some great conversations with both boys and girls. We grabbed a light snack at the zoo's canteen before leaving, feeling happy and cheerful. I believe every student should visit a zoo at least once a year. It helps us learn new things, gain valuable experiences, and break the monotony of our daily routines. That's all for now. Sending you my best wishes. Yours always, Sathee Write a letter to a friend telling him / her about a recent movie that you have seen but why you did not enjoy it. April 10, 2024 Dear Lucy , I hope you’re doing well. Last weekend, I visited the Dhaka Zoo, and I couldn’t wait to share my experience with you. It was an exciting day filled with fun, learning, and some incredible sights. The zoo is located in Mirpur and is one of the largest in Bangladesh. As soon as we entered, we were greeted by the sounds of birds chirping and animals roaring, which set the tone for the day. The first section we visited was the aviary. There were so many colorful birds, including parrots, peacocks, and even an ostrich! It was fascinating to watch them move around. Next, we went to see the big cats. The lions and tigers were majestic, lounging in their enclosures. The tiger especially caught everyone’s attention with its piercing gaze. I also enjoyed seeing the elephants and giraffes, which seemed to be crowd favorites among children. The reptile house was another highlight for me. There were massive snakes and some unique lizards that I had never seen before. However, not everything was perfect. Some of the enclosures seemed a bit small, and I felt bad for the animals. It made me think about how zoos could do more to create a better environment for them. Despite this, it was a wonderful day overall. I wish you had been there to enjoy it with me. Maybe next time we can plan a visit together! Take care and write back soon. Yours always, Sathee

How to Write Compare and Contrast Paragraphs A compare and contrast paragraph is a single paragraph that examines both the similarities and differences between two or more subjects, ideas, or concepts. This type of paragraph helps readers understand the relative characteristics of the subjects in a concise way. Here is a detailed guide to writing an effective compare and contrast paragraph, including expanded explanations and examples for each point.   Structure of a Compare and Contrast Paragraph 1.       Topic Sentence: o    This sentence introduces the two subjects being compared and contrasted. It should clearly indicate the purpose of the comparison. o    Example: "While city life and village life offer unique lifestyles, they differ significantly in terms of environment, opportunities, and social interactions." 2.       Supporting Details: o    Use the main body of the paragraph to compare and contrast the subjects using specific points. o    Include both similarities and differences, ensuring each point is developed with sufficient detail and examples. 3.       Logical Transitions: o    Smoothly connect similarities and differences using appropriate transitions to guide the reader. 4.       Concluding Sentence: o    Summarize the key comparison points and emphasize the significance of the analysis.   Step-by-Step Guide with Examples 1. Topic Sentence: ·         Begin with a sentence that introduces the two subjects and explains their relevance. ·         Example:  "Although both city life and village life offer unique experiences, they differ significantly in environment, opportunities, and social interactions." 2. Supporting Details with Specific Points: ·         Point 1: Similarities o    Explain one similarity in detail and provide examples. o    Example: "Both city life and village life provide a sense of community. In cities, this is often found in neighborhoods or social clubs, while in villages, close-knit relationships among residents foster a deep sense of belonging." ·         Point 2: Differences in Environment o    Contrast a key difference and back it up with examples. o    Example: "The environment in villages is often serene and surrounded by nature, with fresh air and open spaces, making it ideal for relaxation. In contrast, cities are bustling with activity, filled with noise, traffic, and skyscrapers, which can be overwhelming but exciting for those who thrive in fast-paced environments." ·         Point 3: Differences in Opportunities o    Highlight another key difference with relevant context. o    Example: "Cities offer a wider range of educational and career opportunities, with access to advanced facilities, universities, and multinational companies. On the other hand, villages often have limited resources, with agriculture or small businesses being the primary sources of livelihood." ·         Point 4: Differences in Social Interactions o    Provide another difference and elaborate with examples. o    Example: "In villages, social interactions are more personal, as people often know each other by name and frequently participate in community gatherings. Conversely, city dwellers may experience more impersonal interactions due to the larger population and hectic lifestyles." 3. Logical Transitions: ·         Use clear transition words to connect your points and maintain coherence. o    Similarities: "Similarly," "In the same way," "Likewise." o    Differences: "However," "In contrast," "On the other hand." o    Example: "Similarly, both lifestyles offer opportunities for leisure, though they differ significantly. However, cities provide modern entertainment like cinemas and shopping malls, while villages offer traditional activities such as fairs and festivals." 4. Concluding Sentence: ·         Wrap up the paragraph by summarizing the main points and reflecting on their significance. ·         Example:  "In conclusion, while city life and village life share some commonalities in fostering community spirit, their stark differences in environment, opportunities, and social dynamics cater to diverse preferences and needs."   Example of Compare and Contrast Paragraph City Life Vs Village Life Although both city life and village life offer unique experiences, they differ profoundly in environment, opportunities, and social interactions. Both lifestyles foster a sense of community, albeit in different ways. Villages promote close-knit relationships, where individuals share strong personal bonds and rely on one another. Similarly, cities offer a sense of belonging, albeit through diverse neighborhoods and social organizations. However, the environment sets them apart significantly. Villages are characterized by tranquility, fresh air, and lush greenery, offering a peaceful escape from the stresses of modern life. In contrast, cities buzz with energy, featuring modern infrastructure, constant activity, and the occasional chaos of urban sprawl. Opportunities also diverge starkly between the two. Cities are hubs of innovation, education, and career growth, attracting ambitious individuals with their array of universities and multinational corporations. Villages, however, often rely on agriculture and small-scale businesses, limiting professional opportunities. Lastly, social dynamics vary markedly. Village interactions are deeply personal and rooted in communal events, while city dwellers, constrained by hectic schedules, often experience fleeting or impersonal connections. Similarly, leisure options reflect these contrasts: cities boast cinemas, museums, and upscale shopping, whereas villages thrive on traditional fairs and simple pastimes. In conclusion, city life and village life cater to distinct preferences—whether one seeks the excitement and ambition of urban centers or the serene and community-oriented ethos of rural areas. Ultimately, the choice hinges on individual priorities and lifestyle aspirations.   Key Tips for Writing Compare and Contrast Paragraphs 1.       Focus on Key Points:  Avoid including too many points in one paragraph; select the most significant similarities and differences. 2.       Provide Specific Examples:  Use concrete examples to make your points clear and relatable. 3.       Use Transitions Effectively:  Ensure that transitions guide the reader smoothly between comparisons and contrasts. 4.       Stay Concise and Focused:  Keep the paragraph unified around the main idea introduced in the topic sentence. 5.       Proofread:  Check for clarity, coherence, and grammatical accuracy to ensure the paragraph is polished and effective.       More Examples of Compare and Contrast Paragraph Comparing and Contrasting Technical Education and General Education Education serves as the foundation of a nation and serves to enlighten individuals. In this context, both technical education and general education play pivotal roles in a nation's development. General education typically imparts a high level of knowledge to individuals. However, it often fails to equip them for success in their lives because it doesn't provide specialization. Consequently, many highly educated individuals remain unemployed, becoming a burden on the country.On the other hand, individuals with technical education can usually secure employment or become self-reliant. In our current era, where survival of the fittest is the norm, general education often cannot offer suitable job opportunities and mainly produces highly educated clerks. While general education may meet the demand for education, it often falls short in fulfilling one's basic needs. A country like Bangladesh requires dedicated workers, a need that technical education can address.It's surprising to see individuals who complete a medical degree (MBBS) working in banks or commercial institutions, which raises questions about the value of their degrees. General education is more suitable for those with financial means who can contribute to the country through their knowledge. In contrast, technical education focuses on preparing individuals for specific jobs in their respective fields, reducing tension and frustration.In light of our socio-economic conditions, technical education becomes essential. While clerks and officials are necessary, skilled workers are even more critical. We must recognize that there is no alternative to production, and skilled individuals are vital for this purpose. A skilled worker is preferable to a highly educated individual who is unemployed. While both forms of education are valuable in terms of knowledge and education, they need to be distinguished when considering practical value and reality. Offline and Online Classes/ Online Class and Traditional Class Offline and online classes are two distinct approaches to education, each with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Understanding the differences between these modes of learning can help students make informed choices about their educational journey. Offline classes, conducted in physical classrooms, offer face-to-face interactions with teachers and peers. This environment fosters a sense of community and allows for immediate clarification of doubts. It also offers a structured schedule, promoting discipline and time management. Offline classes are particularly beneficial for hands-on subjects such as laboratory sciences, where in-person experiments and practical work are essential. However, they can be limited by geographic constraints, necessitating travel to the educational institution. Additionally, offline classes may be disrupted by unforeseen circumstances like weather, transportation issues, or health concerns. On the other hand, online classes provide flexibility and convenience. Students can access course materials and lectures from anywhere with an internet connection, making it easier to balance education with other commitments. Online classes often offer a wider range of course options, enabling students to pursue subjects of interest that may not be available locally. They are also well-suited for those who prefer self-paced learning. However, online learning requires self-discipline and can be isolating, as it lacks the in-person interaction and social aspects of traditional classrooms. Technical issues and internet connectivity problems can also disrupt the learning process. In conclusion, the choice between offline and online classes depends on individual preferences, learning styles, and circumstances. Some students may thrive in the physical classroom environment, while others may appreciate the convenience and flexibility of online classes. It's important for students to assess their own needs and consider the specific advantages and limitations of each mode to make the best choice for their educational journey. Life before and after Digitalization in Bangladesh Digitalization has profoundly transformed life in Bangladesh, ushering in a new era of opportunities and challenges that starkly contrast with the days before this technological revolution. Before digitalization, life in Bangladesh was characterized by limited access to information, slow communication, and labor-intensive administrative processes. Most transactions were paper-based, and government services often involved long and bureaucratic procedures. Education was limited to traditional classrooms, and accessing global knowledge and resources was a complex task. The introduction of digital technologies has brought about a seismic shift in every aspect of life. With the widespread availability of the internet and the proliferation of smartphones, access to information and communication has become ubiquitous. Citizens can now access various government services online, reducing bureaucracy and corruption. Education has also been revolutionized, with e-learning platforms making quality education accessible to a broader population. Digitalization has spurred economic growth, as e-commerce and online businesses have flourished, offering new opportunities for entrepreneurs and creating jobs. However, this transformation has not been without challenges. The digital divide remains a concern, as not all citizens have equal access to technology and the internet. Cybersecurity issues have emerged with increased online activities, and privacy concerns have become more pronounced. The speed of change has also placed pressure on individuals and institutions to adapt rapidly. In summary, life before and after digitalization in Bangladesh represents a stark contrast. While digitalization has brought numerous benefits, it has also introduced new challenges and demands. As Bangladesh continues to navigate this digital landscape, it is essential to address these challenges while harnessing the vast opportunities that this technological revolution offers. Life of the Young before and after Getting Used to Social Networks The advent of social networks has dramatically altered the lives of young people in Bangladesh, ushering in a new era of connectivity, communication, and opportunities that are distinct from the days before they embraced these platforms. Before getting used to social networks, the lives of young individuals in Bangladesh were marked by limited means of staying in touch with friends and family, and physical meetings were often the primary mode of communication. Traditional media like newspapers and television were the sources of information and entertainment. The pursuit of knowledge and education was largely confined to schools and libraries. Once young people became accustomed to social networks, everything changed. These platforms, such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, opened up a digital realm of connectivity. They could now easily communicate with friends, family, and even make new acquaintances online. The proliferation of smartphones and affordable data plans meant that they could stay connected at all times. Information, news, and entertainment became available at their fingertips, with real-time updates on global events. These platforms also offered educational resources, making learning more accessible. However, this shift also brought about challenges. The digital age has raised concerns about online privacy, cyberbullying, and addiction to screens. It has altered the dynamics of relationships, with some young people reporting feelings of isolation despite being connected online. In conclusion, the lives of young individuals in Bangladesh have seen a profound transformation before and after getting used to social networks. While these platforms offer numerous benefits, it is crucial to address the challenges and maintain a balance between the digital and real worlds to ensure a healthy and fulfilling life in this new age of connectivity. Advantages and Disadvantages of City Life City life in Bangladesh comes with both advantages and disadvantages. One of the major advantages is access to a wide range of amenities and opportunities. Cities offer better education facilities, including schools, colleges, and universities, which can lead to higher-quality education. There are more employment opportunities in cities, drawing people from rural areas in search of better jobs. Access to healthcare is also better, with numerous hospitals and healthcare facilities. In addition, cities are hubs of cultural and recreational activities, providing entertainment options and a vibrant social life. On the flip side, city life has its share of disadvantages. Overcrowding is a common issue, leading to traffic congestion and pollution, which can affect health and quality of life. The cost of living in cities is often higher, including housing, transportation, and food. This can make it challenging for low-income individuals and families. Urban areas may also have higher crime rates, which can impact safety. Furthermore, the fast-paced city life can be stressful, and the sense of community may be weaker compared to rural areas.In summary, living in a city in Bangladesh offers numerous advantages such as better educational and employment opportunities, access to healthcare, and cultural activities. However, it also comes with disadvantages like overcrowding, higher living costs, increased crime rates, and a more stressful lifestyle. People must weigh these factors and make informed decisions when choosing between city life and rural life in Bangladesh. Another Model Answer City life in Bangladesh presents a multitude of advantages and disadvantages. On the positive side, cities offer a wide array of amenities and opportunities. Access to quality education is significantly enhanced in urban centers, with a plethora of schools, colleges, and universities. These educational institutions often provide a superior standard of learning. Cities also host a multitude of employment prospects, attracting individuals from rural areas in pursuit of better career opportunities. Healthcare facilities in cities tend to be more abundant and advanced, ensuring better medical services for residents. Furthermore, cities serve as epicenters of culture and recreation, offering a vibrant social life and a wealth of entertainment options. Conversely, city living is not without its drawbacks. Overcrowding is a common issue, leading to problems like traffic congestion and pollution, which can detrimentally impact the health and overall quality of life of urban inhabitants. The cost of living in cities, encompassing housing, transportation, and food, is often considerably higher than in rural areas, posing financial challenges, especially for lower-income individuals and families. Cities may also grapple with elevated crime rates, affecting the safety of their residents. Additionally, the fast-paced nature of city life can engender high levels of stress, and the sense of community may be weaker compared to rural areas.In conclusion, residing in a city in Bangladesh offers manifold benefits, including improved educational and employment prospects, enhanced access to healthcare, and a rich cultural and recreational scene. Nonetheless, it is vital to recognize and weigh the associated disadvantages such as overcrowding, higher living costs, elevated crime rates, and a more stress-inducing lifestyle when considering the choice between city and rural living in Bangladesh. Entertainment in Rural and Urban Areas of Bangladesh Entertainment in rural and urban areas of Bangladesh is quite different, shaped by the local surroundings and available resources. In rural areas, entertainment often revolves around simple and traditional activities. People gather for community events like fairs, local festivals, and cultural celebrations. Traditional music, dance, and storytelling play a significant role in rural entertainment, connecting people to their cultural roots. Sports like cricket or kabaddi are popular pastimes, and people often engage in outdoor activities due to the open spaces available. Television and radio also provide a source of entertainment, though access may be limited in some remote areas. Urban areas, on the other hand, offer a wider range of entertainment options. The presence of theaters, cinemas, shopping malls, and amusement parks allows city dwellers to enjoy a diverse set of recreational activities. Concerts, art exhibitions, and cultural events are more readily available, exposing urban residents to a broader spectrum of entertainment choices. In addition, the internet and digital media have opened up a world of entertainment possibilities, from streaming movies and TV shows to online gaming and social media engagement. Urban areas often have a vibrant nightlife with restaurants, bars, and clubs that cater to those seeking evening entertainment. However, there are also challenges in urban areas, such as the high cost associated with some forms of entertainment and the potential for a more isolated lifestyle due to the fast-paced nature of city living.In summary, entertainment in rural and urban areas of Bangladesh varies significantly. Rural entertainment is often rooted in tradition and community gatherings, while urban areas offer a wider array of modern entertainment options. Each setting has its unique charm and challenges, and people's choices often depend on their surroundings and personal preferences. Comparing and Contrasting Democracy and Autocracy Democracy and autocracy represent two fundamentally distinct forms of government, each with its own set of characteristics, advantages, and drawbacks. A democracy, as seen in many Western nations, is a system of government where power rests with the people. In this setup, citizens participate in decision-making through free and fair elections, ensuring their voices are heard. The key principles of democracy include the protection of individual rights and freedoms, the rule of law, and checks and balances to prevent the concentration of power. It emphasizes inclusivity and is often associated with civil liberties, such as freedom of speech and assembly. In contrast, an autocracy is a system where power is concentrated in the hands of a single leader or a small elite group. Autocratic regimes, such as monarchies and dictatorships, centralize authority, often limiting citizens' participation in the decision-making process. Autocracies may be efficient in making decisions quickly, but they tend to lack transparency and accountability, leading to a potential abuse of power. Individual rights and freedoms can be limited, and political opposition is often suppressed. When comparing these two systems, democracies are typically characterized by greater political stability, the protection of civil liberties, and peaceful transitions of power. In contrast, autocracies can lead to social unrest and political oppression due to the concentration of power in the hands of a few. However, it's essential to note that the comparison is not black and white. Some countries may have elements of both systems, and the effectiveness of each can vary depending on the leadership and the context. In practice, democracies can sometimes be marked by political gridlock and inefficiency, while certain autocracies may experience periods of relative stability and economic growth. The choice between democracy and autocracy often involves trade-offs between individual freedoms and effective governance, and it remains a subject of ongoing debate in the realm of political science and international affairs. Comparing and Contrasting the Family Life and Hostel Life The family life and hostel life of students in Bangladesh offer two distinctive living experiences, each with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Family life is deeply rooted in the culture of Bangladesh and is marked by strong family bonds and traditions. In this setting, students live with their parents, siblings, and extended family, often in close-knit communities. Family life provides emotional support, a sense of belonging, and access to traditional values and customs. Students have the comfort of home-cooked meals, a familiar environment, and an extensive social network. On the other hand, hostel life is prevalent among students who pursue higher education away from their hometowns. In the context of Bangladesh, it is common for students to live in hostels while attending universities or colleges. Hostel life offers a sense of independence, personal responsibility, and the opportunity to interact with peers from diverse backgrounds. It encourages self-reliance and can foster personal growth. Students in hostels experience a different level of freedom, as they are away from parental supervision, allowing them to explore their own interests and make their own decisions. However, both family life and hostel life have their unique challenges. In a family, students might face restrictions and expectations, and their freedom may be limited compared to hostel life. In hostels, students have to manage their daily needs independently, including cooking, cleaning, and budgeting, which can be overwhelming for some. There can also be a sense of isolation, especially for students who come from close-knit family backgrounds and are suddenly exposed to a more individualistic lifestyle. In conclusion, family life and hostel life in Bangladesh cater to different needs and preferences of students. While family life offers emotional support and cultural continuity, hostel life provides independence and a diverse social environment. The choice between these two lifestyles often depends on individual circumstances, academic pursuits, and personal values, and both can shape a student's overall experience and development. Comparing ring and Contrasting Nuclear Family and Extended Family Nuclear families and extended families are two common family structures in Bangladesh, each with its own distinct characteristics and dynamics. A nuclear family typically consists of two generations living together, such as parents and their children. This arrangement allows for more privacy and autonomy for the nuclear family unit. In Bangladesh, especially in urban areas, nuclear families are becoming increasingly prevalent due to factors like urbanization and modernization. They often prioritize self-sufficiency and have more control over their daily routines and decision-making.In contrast, extended families in Bangladesh encompass multiple generations living together under the same roof, including grandparents, parents, children, aunts, uncles, and cousins. These larger family units create a strong sense of communal support and shared responsibilities. Extended families often play a vital role in the social and emotional well-being of their members, providing a safety net for economic and social challenges. They promote traditional values and customs and encourage a strong bond among family members.When comparing nuclear and extended families, nuclear families tend to have more individual freedom and privacy. However, they might face challenges in terms of child-rearing and emotional support. Extended families offer a robust support system but can sometimes lead to issues related to privacy and individual autonomy. In the context of Bangladesh, the choice between these family structures often depends on factors such as geographical location, economic conditions, and individual preferences.It is important to note that both family structures have their merits and drawbacks, and there is no one-size-fits-all approach. The family unit in Bangladesh, like in many other cultures, is evolving, and families are adapting to the changing social and economic landscape while preserving essential values and connections. Ultimately, the choice between nuclear and extended families reflects the diverse needs and priorities of families in Bangladesh. Comparing and Contrasting Fast Food and Home-cooked Food Fast food and home-cooked food are two distinctly different culinary options, each with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Fast food, often characterized by its convenience and accessibility, appeals to people on the go. It offers quick and easily available options for those with busy lifestyles. Fast food establishments, like restaurants and drive-thrus, provide a wide array of choices, from burgers and fries to international cuisines, and they often come with the convenience of home delivery. However, the convenience of fast food comes at a cost to health; many fast food options are high in calories, saturated fats, and sodium, contributing to health issues like obesity and heart disease. In contrast, home-cooked food, prepared in the comfort of one's own kitchen, offers greater control over ingredients and cooking methods. It allows individuals to choose fresh, healthy ingredients, control portion sizes, and tailor dishes to dietary preferences and restrictions. Home-cooked meals often carry a sense of nostalgia and personal connection, promoting family bonding and traditions. However, cooking at home can be time-consuming, and it may require planning, grocery shopping, and kitchen skills. It can be less convenient for people with busy schedules. When comparing fast food and home-cooked food, it's evident that fast food is more convenient but often less healthy, while home-cooked food offers more control over ingredients and nutrition but demands more time and effort. The choice between the two depends on individual priorities, lifestyle, and health considerations. Striking a balance between the two, by occasionally indulging in fast food while predominantly relying on home-cooked meals, can be a practical approach to enjoy the best of both worlds – convenience and health. Comparing and Contrasting High School Life and College Life High school life and college life in Bangladesh represent two distinct phases of a student's educational journey, each offering a unique set of experiences, challenges, and opportunities. High school, often referred to as secondary education, is typically more structured and rigid. Students follow a prescribed curriculum and have a fixed class schedule. They are closely monitored and guided by teachers and parents, and there is a strong emphasis on exams and grades, as they determine future academic paths. The social environment in high school is relatively homogeneous, with a focus on forming close friendships within a limited peer group. Discipline and attendance are strictly enforced. On the other hand, college life in Bangladesh marks a significant transition. College education is characterized by greater flexibility, both in terms of academics and daily routines. Students have more autonomy in choosing their courses, majors, and class schedules. There is a reduced focus on exams and a greater emphasis on self-directed learning, critical thinking, and research. The social environment becomes more diverse, with students coming from various backgrounds, regions, and even countries. This diversity encourages exposure to different perspectives and ideas. College life fosters personal growth, independence, and decision-making skills. However, with this newfound freedom come additional responsibilities, both academically and personally. College students must manage their time effectively, navigate more complex course content, and balance academic commitments with personal and extracurricular activities. Moreover, the pressure to succeed in college is often higher, as it sets the stage for future career prospects. In summary, high school life and college life in Bangladesh differ significantly in terms of structure, academic focus, and social dynamics. High school provides a foundation for academic success, while college fosters greater independence and personal growth. The transition from high school to college can be challenging, but it offers valuable experiences that shape a student's future and prepare them for the opportunities and responsibilities that lie ahead. Positive and Negative Impacts of Facebook/ Uses and Abuses of Facebook/ Advantages and Disadvantages of Facebook Facebook, the world's leading social media platform, has had a profound impact on society, offering both positive and negative outcomes. On the positive side, Facebook serves as a powerful tool for connecting people across the globe, fostering communication and maintaining relationships regardless of geographical boundaries. It's a platform for sharing personal experiences, photos, and memories with family and friends, making it a valuable social outlet. Facebook is also a valuable marketing and networking tool for businesses, enabling them to reach a vast audience. Furthermore, it has played a crucial role in raising awareness about various social and political issues, serving as a platform for advocacy and social movements. However, Facebook is not without its downsides. One of the major disadvantages is the potential for privacy breaches, as personal information can be exposed to unintended audiences. The platform can also become addictive, leading to a waste of valuable time. Cyberbullying, misinformation, and the spread of fake news are other negative aspects of Facebook. Additionally, excessive use can lead to isolation and a lack of real-world social interactions. In conclusion, Facebook has brought about significant positive changes, such as connecting people, facilitating business growth, and serving as a platform for social causes. Nonetheless, it also presents challenges, including privacy concerns, addiction, and the spread of harmful content. To maximize the benefits of Facebook while mitigating the disadvantages, users should exercise caution and make conscious choices regarding their online presence and interactions. Uses and Abuses of Satellite TV Channels Satellite TV channels in Bangladesh have become an integral part of modern life, offering both valuable uses and potential for abuses. On the positive side, these channels provide access to a wide array of information and entertainment, bridging geographical and cultural gaps. Educational channels deliver content that aids students' learning, while news channels keep the public informed about current events. Satellite TV also promotes cultural exchange, as it broadcasts international programs, helping to foster a global perspective. Additionally, these channels contribute to the entertainment industry by showcasing local talent through music and drama programs.However, the proliferation of satellite TV channels also presents the potential for abuse. Some channels may broadcast inappropriate or sensational content that negatively impacts viewers, especially children and teenagers. This can include explicit content, violence, and distorted information. Furthermore, the constant exposure to advertisements and consumerism can lead to excessive materialism and financial strain on households. Additionally, the spread of biased or sensational news can contribute to social and political polarization. Finally, the immense popularity of satellite TV can also lead to sedentary lifestyles and reduced physical activity, contributing to health problems. In conclusion, satellite TV channels in Bangladesh have significant positive uses, providing education, cultural exchange, and entertainment. However, they also have the potential for abuses, disseminating inappropriate content, consumerism, and biased information. The challenge lies in striking a balance by regulating content to ensure that the benefits of satellite TV are maximized while reducing its negative impacts on society. Responsible consumption, parental guidance, and regulatory measures can help mitigate the potential abuses associated with satellite television. Country Life and City Life/ Country vs City Life Country Life and Rural Life Country life and city life in Bangladesh offer contrasting lifestyles, each with its own unique advantages and drawbacks. In rural areas, or country life, the pace of living is typically slower, marked by close-knit communities and a strong sense of togetherness. People in these areas often engage in agriculture, contributing to the country's primary livelihood, and maintain a connection with nature. Rural life offers tranquillity and fresh air, along with the opportunity for children to grow up in a more spacious and natural environment.On the other hand, city life in Bangladesh is characterized by hustle and bustle, with fast-paced urban centers serving as economic hubs. Cities offer a wide range of job opportunities, education options, and cultural experiences. The access to amenities like healthcare, entertainment, and shopping is more extensive. People in urban areas often have more convenience and lifestyle choices. However, city life also has its challenges, including traffic congestion, pollution, higher costs of living, and the occasional loss of a sense of community.The choice between country life and city life in Bangladesh is often influenced by personal preferences, economic opportunities, and individual circumstances. Some people prefer the peace and simplicity of rural life, while others seek the opportunities and amenities offered by city living. Ultimately, both lifestyles have their unique appeal, and what suits an individual best depends on their values and priorities. The contrast between country and city life adds diversity to Bangladesh's cultural landscape, and both settings contribute to the country's social and economic dynamics.

Connectors / Linkers HSC Board Questions All Board Questions 2024 1. Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage:  [Dhaka Board -2024] Teaching is a noble profession. (a) --- to be a teacher, one must possess some noble qualities too. (b) --- he should be a student. (c) --- teaching is related to knowledge, he can't acquire knowledge (d) --- he is a student. (e) --- a teacher thinks (f) --- he knows everything, he can't be a good teacher. (g) --- a thirst for knowledge is the second best quality of a teacher. (h) --- a teacher should be a psychologist. Different students have different ways of learning. (i) --- the teacher needs to teach his students by studying their psychology. Fourthly a teacher should have good delivery power. (j) --- his voice should be clear (k) --- artistic. (l) --- a teacher should be an actor (m) --- he needs to behave according to the classroom situation. And (n) --- a teacher must be a good human being. Answer: (a) In order: (b) Firstly; (c) Since; (d) unless; (e) If; (f) that; (g) Secondly; (h) Thirdly; (i) Therefore; (j) Furthermore; (k) and; (l) Moreover; (m) because; (n) finally. 2. Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage:  [Rajshahi Board-2024] Mobile phone is a miracle of modern   science . It has brought about a revolutionary development in the arena of communication. (a) --- it has eliminated distance (b) --- promoted human relationship. (c) --- it helps to promote business. (d) --- gearing the pace of business, it ensures the smooth growth of economy. (e) --- it can solve many problems of mathematics. (f) --- it has become a daily necessity. (g) --- it is not free from demerits. (h) --- becomes detrimental to the reckless users. (i) --- the use of mobile phone by the teenagers has to be regulated. (j) --- they will go to ruin. (k) --- if we want to save our young generation, we have to be more vigilant. (l) --- parents, teachers and neighbors can play positive role in this regard. (m) --- the people who are addicted to wanton mobile phone have to be more cautious. (n) --- they maintain abstinence, it will positively influence their offspring. Answer: (a) Firstly; (b) and; (c) Secondly; (d) For/ With a view to / By; (e) Additionally; (f) Therefore; (g) However; (h) For example; (i) Thus; (j) Otherwise; (k) And; (l) Furthermore/Moreover; (m) Moreover/ Besides; (n) If. 3.  Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: [Barishal Board -2024] Time and tide wait for none. (a) --- no one can stop the march of time. (b) ---, it is very important to value our time. (c) ---, if time once has gone, we cannot regain it. (d) ---, we should not waste a single moment in vain. (e) --- we should make the proper use of very single moment of our life. (f) ---, the students should understand the value of time. (g) ---, it is a matter of great regret that some of the students pass away their valuable time in Facebook. (h) ---, they kill their time, (i) --- they cannot prepare their lessons well. (j) ---, they always have a poor preparation for the examination. (k) --- they cannot do well in the examination. (l) --- they don't stop wasting time. (m) ---, they continue to waste their time using different social media sites (n) --- it is too late for them. Answer: a) that is why/ truly/actually; b) Therefore; c) Indeed/ In fact; d) Hence; e) Moreover; f) Especially/Mainly; g) However/But; h) When/As; i) then/so; j) As a result/As a consequence/Consequently; k) Finally/At last/At the end; l) still/nevertheless; m) Instead/Rather; n) until. 4.  Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: [Dinajpur Board-2024] My name is Amerigo. I am 13 years old (a) --- live on the street alone. My mother does not live with me. (b) ---, does not want me. (c) ---, she told me to go away. (d) ---, my mother is separated from my father. (e) --- she is married to another man. Probably she is happy with him.(f) ---, my father lives very far away. (g) ---, I cannot go there. (h) --- I want to go to him, he doesn't take me either. I begged him to send to me some money (i) ---I could buy a bus ticket. I am still waiting (j) --- he hasn't answered. (k) --- the streets are now my home. I used to do some works (l) ---, collecting trash, selling ice-cream of a owner etc. I sold ice-cream of the owner but he gave me nothing in return. (m) ---, I had to starve sometimes. (n) ---, my life is very hard without my parents. Answer: (a) and; (b) Because/Besides (c) Moreover (d) Unfortunately/Actually; (e) Now; (f) On the other hand; (g) That's why/ So; (h) Even if; (i) so that; (j) but; (k) For this reason/ As a result; (l) such as; (m) As a result; (n) Thus/ So. 5. Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage:  [Chattogram Board-2024] Self-confidence is essential to attain success in life. (a) --- a person having self-confidence has won half of the battle. Self- confidence enables a man to prosper by creating some other virtues requisite for success. (b) --- when a self-confident man fails to attain success, he becomes determined to reach his goal. This determination gives rise to some other virtues in him. (c) ---, he becomes diligent. He does not yield to failure. (d) --- he endeavours more in the process. (e) --- he becomes more sincere in his work. (f) --- he becomes successful. (g) --- a man devoid of self-confidence stumbles at every step, (h) --- he loses vitality to go ahead. (i) --- he does not try once more. (j) --- he is heard to curse his fortune. (k) --- the brave who have self-confidence can have their names enlisted in the list of the greatest men on earth. (l) --- this process has been going on since prehistoric time. (m) --- we must follow the track of the greatest people. (n) --- we have to be failure in life and lament. Answer: (a) In fact / Actually; (b) Thus/ Hence; (c) Firstly; (d) Rather; (e) Secondly; (f) Finally; (g) On the other hand / On the contrary; (h) Naturally / Usually; (i) Even; (j) As a result / Often; (k) Actually / In fact; (l) And; (m) So / Hence; (n) Otherwise. 6. Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage:  [Jashore Board-2024] The internet has transformed the way we live. (a) ---, it has become an integral part of our life. On the one hand, this technology has brought us many benefits. (b) ---, it has many negative sides. (c) --- the internet, our communication systems have become much faster and more efficient. (d) ---, we can make bank transactions and pay our bills from home now. (e) ---, the internet allows us to access health information easily and, (f) ---, saves many lives. (g) ---, our learning opportunities have greatly increased, thanks to digital technologies. (h) ---, the internet is not an unmixed blessing. (i) ----, its harmful effects far outweigh its benefits. (j) ---, we should take precautions about using this technology. (k) ---, we must be careful not to become addicted to internet browsing. Second, we should keep an eye on our younger family members, (l) --- there are potential dangers in the virtual world. (m) ---, online gambling and cyberbullying are very common on the internet nowadays. (n) ---, it can be said that the internet technology is doing us more harm than good. Answer: a) In fact/actually; b) On the other hand; c) Because of; d) Firstly; e) Secondly; f) thus; g) Thirdly; h) However; i) Unfortunately/ Sometimes; j) so; k) Firstly; l) because/as/ since; m) Thirdly; n) So/To conclude/In conclusion. 7.  Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: [Mymensingh Board-2024] Honesty is a noble virtue. The man (a) --- possesses this uncommon quality is the happiest man in the world. Truely speaking a man should have trustworthiness (b) ---- nobody believes a liar. A liar may prosper for the time being, (c) --- ultimately he goes to the dogs. (d) --- we should be honest in our life. It is believed that honesty is the best policy. (e) --- dishonesty is the sign of down fall. God helps those who are honest. (f) --- dishonest people are cursed. Childhood is the best time (g) --- children should be taught honesty. It is seen that children follow their parents. (h) ---, parents should be honest (i) --- they should be allowed to mix with those friends who are really honest. (j) --- parents should tell stories of honest people to children. (k) ---, they can tell the story of honest people from history. (l) --- parents should teach children how to distinguish between the right and the wrong. (m) ---children build up their character. (n) --- parents can show the path of honesty to children. Answer: (a) who; (b) because/since/as; (c) but; (d) That's why/So; (e) On the other hand (f) But/However; (g) when; (h) For this reason/That's why; (i) and; (j) Besides /Additionally; (k) For example/For instance/To illustrate; (l) Also; (m) Accordingly; (n) Thus. All Board Questions 2023   1. Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: [Dhaka Board-2023] Happiness is a relative term. (a) ----, it depends upon some factors. (b) ---, contentment is the key to happiness. (c) --- contentment varies from person to person. (d) ---, a beggar may be contented with only ten taka. (e) ---, a wealthy person may be dissatisfied even after getting one million taka. (f) ---, it is said that contentment brings happiness. (g) ---, we must learn to be contented with what we have. (h) ---, this learning is the simplest way to remain happy. (i) ---, we must remember that our life is short. (j) ---, in this short life we cannot get everything (k) --- we want. (l) --- we want everything, we will not get happiness. (m) ---, we will get frustrated and we will plunge into the world of sadness. (n) ---, it is always better to be contented with what we have than to live in eternal sadness.   Answer:  (a) So/ Therefore; (b) In fact/ Actually/ In the true sense; (c) However; (d) For example/ For instance; (e) On the other hand/ On the contrary/ But; (f) For this reason/ So/ Thus; (g) Hence/Therefore; (h) In fact/ Truly/ Undoubtedly; (i) In this respect/ In this case/Here; j) And; /so(k) that; (l). If; (m) Rather/Instead; (n) So/Therefore.     2.  Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: [Rajshahi Board-2023] The greatness of a book (a) --- depends on the acceptability of readers. (b) --- we read a book (c ) — once, we can discover many things in it. (d) --- basing on one reading, we cannot judge the standard of a book. (e) --- a book is praised (f) ---, we have no doubt about the greatness of the book. (g) --- the first reading, we may not understand the book. But if it is read more than once, we will see (h) --- it is read (i) --- praised. So, the great books are those (j) — have passed the test of time. (k) --- the appeal of a great book does not decrease. (l) --- the greatness of a book is newly felt (m) --- time passes. (n)---, a great book is widely read and reread by people all over the world.   Answer: (a) mainly/generally/greatly; (b) If; (c) for; (d) But; (e) If/When; (f) highly; (g) During/ Through; (h) why; (i) and; (j) which; (k) In fact/Actually; (l) Rather; (m) when; (n) So/Therefore;   3. Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: Sylhet Board -2023 Bangladesh is a free and sovereign country. (a) --- it was a part of Pakistan from 1947 to 1971. In 1971 it became independent (b) --- started its journey as a free nation. (c) --- the journey was not smooth at all. On 7 March, 1971 (d) --- Bangabandhu delivered his speech, the common mass got united (e) --- started their preparation for a war. The Pakistani forces started mass killing (f) --- killed about 30 lakh innocent people. They thought (g) --- they could suppress the Bangalees within a few days. (h) --- the brave sons of our land proved them wrong. (i) --- the freedom fighters didn't have modem weapons in their hand, they were the real patriots and courageous. (j) ---, after few months they became successful in their mission. (k) --- the long waited date came (l) --- the Bangalees got their victory on 16 December, 1971. (m) --- we are the citizens of a free land (n) --- marching forward to the way of lasting development very quickly.   Answer: (a) Previously; (b) and; (c) But; (d) when; (e) and; (f) and; (g) that; (h) But/ Fortunately; (i) Though/Although; (j) As a result; (k) At last/Finally/Eventually; (1) and; (m) At present/Now; (n) and.   4. Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: Jashore Board -2023 Leisure is the moment (a) --- a man is totally free from his work. In leisure, a man is (b) --- free from work but also from worries and tension. (c) --- it is a time, (d) --- a man is his own master and the mind is relaxed (e) --- the body is at rest. (f) --- life is full of duties. By performing our duties one after another, it our seems (g) --- our life is an exhausting business. This is the tragedy of our life that we cannot avoid our work and worries. (h) --- leisure helps us to break this chain and enable us to refresh ourselves and revive our spirit. Leisure breaks the monotony of existence with a touch of variety. (i) ---;into developed countries, we will see that people love to spend we look their leisure in different ways. (j) --- , they never idle away their leisure time. (k) --- it is seen that some people love to go for travelling, some enjoy sight-seeing in different places. (l) --- some people spend their free time playing different types of games. (m) --- leisure is always a source of joy. (n) --- everybody should try to find leisure to enjoy it to make the life happy and peaceful.   Answer: (a) when; (b) not only; (c) Basically; (d) when; (e) as well as; (f) However; (g) that; (h) Hence/In this regard; (i) If; (j) Moreover/ In fact; (k) For example/Often; (l) Besides; (m) Undoubtedly; (n) So or (a) when; (b) not only; (c) Basically/Actually; (d) when; (e) and/as well as; (f) Needless to say/Undoubtedly; (g) that; (h) But/However/In this regard; (i) If, ( j) And/Remarkably/In fact; (k) For example/Often; (l) Also Besides/Moreover; (m) Thus/ No doubt; (n) This is why/So.   5. Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: Dinajpur Board -2023 A cyclone is a devastating storm in Bangladesh that moves at a high speed. (a) --- it causes immense harm to people and property. (b) --- the inhabitants of coastal regions are the main victims of cyclone. (c) --- the cyclone of Bangladesh originates from the Bay of Bengal. (d) --- it is accompanied by thunders and heavy showers. (e) --- unbearable heat is felt for a few days. (f) --- one day the sky becomes terribly dark and strong winds begin to blow. (g) --- a terrible situation is created that lasts for hours. (h) --- it causes a great havoc causing death to people and other animals. (i) ---  dwelling houses are blown away. (j) --- the cyclone is followed by scarcity of food and outbreak of various diseases. (k) --- the great loss caused by cyclone can be reduced. (l) --- prior warning can be given to people using modern technology of weather forecast. (m) --- people and domestic animals of the cyclone-prone areas can be shifted to cyclone shelters. (n) --- a quick relief work and medical facilities should be ensured.   Answer: (a) Moreover; (b) Specifically/ Specially; (c) Actually / Mainly; (d) Moreover / Also; (e) Beforehand; (f) Suddenly / Later; (g) Then / Ultimately; (h) Eventually; (i) As a result; (j) Subsequently; (k) However; (l) Firstly / For example; (m) Secondly / Besides / additionally; (n) Finally / Moreover   6. Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: Barishal Board -2023  Scientists have always wondered (a) --- there is life anywhere out in the space. They have joined together in a major project called the communication with Extra Terrestrial Intelligence (b) --- seeks to establish contact with any other living beings in the universe. (c) ---, they are beaming out radio signals into the space. It was thought (d) --- there exists life on Mars. (e) --- two viking spacecrafts (f) --- landed on Mars in 1976 did not provide much evidence of life there. The pictures sent by them showed (g) --- the Mars has a sky; (h) --- , the sky is red instead of a blue one like ours. Its gravity is about half (i) --- strong (j) --- that of Earth. (k) ---, the atmosphere is also much thinner than our planet. It has deserts, high mountains, canals, volcanoes, craters etc. as well as summer (l) --- winter. (m) ---, there are no trees, (n) --- life forms.   Answer: (a) whether/if; (b) which; (c) so; (d) that; (e) But; (f) that/which; (g) that; (h) however; (i) as; (j) as; (k) Besides; (l) and; (m) Moreover; (n) let alone   7.  Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: Mymensingh Board-2023 Time, by its very nature, is fleeting. (a) --- , time once gone is gone forever. (b) --- the sincere people realize the value of time. (c) --- not everyone is aware of the value of time. (d) --- it is seen that many of us waste time. (e) --- we realize the significance of lost time when it is too late. (f) --- we suffer in life. (g) --- all of us should make the best use of time. (h) ---- proper time management is the key to success in student life. (i) ---  we find that an ideal student is the one who makes the best use of time. (j) --- ,a lazy student fails to make the grade as he kills time. (k) --- the teachers advise their students not to waste time. (l) --- they warn the students against their addiction to social networking sites and gaming. (m) --- students should follow the advice of their teachers. (n) --- ,they will suffer in the long run.   Answer: (a) That's why; (b) Generally / Usually ; (c) But/However; (d) Sometimes/Often; (e) Unfortunately; (f) As a result/Therefore; (g) So; (h) In fact/ Undoubtedly; (i) For example/For instance; (j) On the other hand/Meanwhile; (k) So/As a result/That's why; (l) Besides/ Moreover; (m) Therefore/Hence; (n) Otherwise   8. Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: [Cumilla Board -2023] Health (a) --- is the root of all happiness, can be enjoyed taking adequate care of body and mind. People (b) --- are always under mental stress and suffer from anxieties can not enjoy a good health. (c) --- to enjoy good health, it is also necessary to keep our mind sound. They are doctors (d) --- say that simple and carefree life is more conducive to health. Many people, (e) --- are not aware of health rules. They (f) --- take physical exercise (g) --- take proper food. (h) --- , a huge number of people of our country live below poverty line. (i) --- they can not afford to eat good food. (j) --- they can not enjoy good health. (k) --- , awareness about health rules (l) --- following them are very important in maintaining good health. (m) --- only healthy people can contribute to the national development. (n) --- we must be careful of our health.   Answer: (a) which; (b) who; (c) So; (d) who; (e) however; (f) neither; (g) nor; (h) In fact / Moreover; (i) Therefore / Hence / So; (j) As a result / So; (k) Indeed / For this reason; (l) and; (m) Because; (n) So / Therefore / Hence or, (a) which; (b) who; (e) In order; (d) who; (e) however/nevertheless: (f) neither; (g) nor; (h) Unfortunately; (i) As a result/Consequently; (j) So/For this reason; (k) Needless to say/Obviously; (l) and; (m) To tell the truth/Truly/In reality (n) So/Therefore.   9. Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: [Chattogram Board-2023] Early rising is one of the best habits (a) --- a man can posses. b) --- the benefits of early rising are many. (c) ---, if we get up early, we get enough time to work (d)---, we can enjoy the fresh air of the morning which refreshes our body and mind. (e) --- we can take some exercises or a walk. (), in the morning nature smiles with colourful flowers and chirping of birds. (g)---, early rising takes us to close contact with wonderful world of nature (h) --- we will suffer a lot. (i) ----, if we do not get up early in the morning, -, we do not have enough time to do our work. (j) ---, we can not finish our work in time. (k) --- late rising from bed tells upon our health. (l) --- we can never enjoy the freshness of nature. (m) ---, early rising keeps us safe and sound both physically and mentally (n) ---, we should make a habit of early rising.   Answer: (a) that; (b) In fact/Actually; (c) Firstly; (d) Thus/Then; (e) Secondly; (f) More importantly; (g) Thus; (h) However/On the other; (i) First of all/ Firstly; (j) As a result; (k) Secondly; (l) In addition/Moreover; (m) As a whole; (n) So/ Therefore   All Board Questions 2022   1. Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: [Dhaka Board -2022] Once there lived a grasshopper and an ant. The ant was hard- working. (a)---, the grasshopper was lazy. (b) ---, he idled away his time dancing and sleeping. (c) --- he sometimes advised the ant not to work so hard. (d) ---, the ant paid no heed to the grasshopper. (e) ---, he continued to work hard gathering food for the coming winter. (f) ---, winter came, covering everything with snow. The surface of the earth went under the snow-cover. (g) --- the grasshopper could not find any food. (h) ---, he had nothing in stock. (i) ---, he went to the ant for help. The ant gave him some food for the day. (j) ---, the long winter was ahead, and the grasshopper was really worried about his survival.   Answer: a) But/On the other hand/On the contrary/Conversely; b) That's why/ So /Therefore/ Hence; c) Moreover /Besides / Furthermore; d) But/However/ Anyway; e) Rather/Instead /This; f) Then/As usual/Eventually/ Meanwhile/At last; g) That is why/As a result/ Consequently/As a consequence/So; h) Moreover/ Besides/ Unfortunately; i) So; j) Eventually/This/ Finally   2.  Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: [Rajshahi Board -2022] Air is an important element of our environment. (a) ---, clean air is essential for our life. (b) ---, air is polluted in many ways. (c) ---, one thing that pollutes air is smoke. Smoke is produced from different sources. (d) ---, we make fire to cook food and it creates smoke. (e) ---, buses and trucks plying in the roads emit smoke. (f) ---, the burning of coal in the railway engine also produces smoke. (g) ---, the mills and factories also produce a huge amount of smoke. (h)- - melt tar for road constructions which produces black smoke (i) --- all these smokes mix with the air and pollute it. (j) ---, smoke from different sources is causing serious harm to our environment.   3.  Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: [Cumilla Board -2022] Mobile phones are one of the most commonly used gadgets in today's world. (a) ---, mobile phones have made our life easy and convenient. (b) --- they are a blessing till we use them judiciously. (c) ---, they are very beneficial; they have some disadvantages. (d) ---, excessive use of the device acts as a barrier to quality communication. (e) ---, mobile phones waste a lot of time. (f) ---, they are the causes of many ailments such as weak eyesight, strain on brain, headaches, dry eyes, sleeplessness and more. (g) ---, they have created a lack of privacy in people's lives. (h) ---, we see how the device is both a boon and a bane. (i) --- ,we must not let mobile phones control our lives. (j) --- we must know when to draw the line. 4.  Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: [Jashore Board -2022] Drug addiction is a great curse of the present world. (a) --- a few things were used as drugs. (b) --- the number of drugs has increased. (c) ---, cocaine, marijuana, opium, heroine, morphine, etc. (d) --- drugs offer another world to the addicted ones. (e) --- they do not know that this addiction destroys the inner part of the body of addicted persons. (f) ---, why do many people take drugs? The reasons are many. (g)---, some people are tempted by their so-called friends to have a taste of a drug. (h) ---, they are trapped forever. (i) --- some people take drugs to forget the frustration of their life. (j) --- , those who become drug addicts cannot live a normal life. Answer: a) Earlier/In the past/ Previously; b) Nowadays/ Recently/ However/ On the contrary/Gradually/At present; c) For example/For instance; d) All these; e) But/ Unfortunately; f) Then/However Yet/Still Any way; g) Firstly/Often; h) Secondly/But; i) Thirdly /Moreover; j) Consequently /Eventually /At last/ Finally. 5.  Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: [Chattogram Board -2022] We want success (a) --- prosperity in life. (b) --- we do not do what are needed in achieving these. (c) --- we want to make our life glorious, we must follow some rules. (d)--- we have to be industrious. (e) --- without hard work. success in life is impossible. (f) --- we should be sincere in our activities. Some people think that good luck is at the root of all achievements in life. (g) --- to them nothing is further from truth than it. (h) --- every success in life depends totally on our activities. (i) --- we spend time in idleness, we must suffer. (j) --- we should be honest in life because this virtue helps us greatly to gain our goal. 6.  Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage: [Mymensingh Board -2022] The old sailor spoke so strangely (a)-- the guest stood still. The feast began (b) --- the guest could hear the music and laughter, (c) --- for some reasons he could not join the others. The old man told him about his last journey on the sea. They had sailed away to the south (d)---- they had arrived in the cold grey sea. (e) --- the sea was frozen. (f) --- the ice was all around them. The big sails opened wide (g) --- the strong wind blew them quickly through the icy waters. The weather was very cold. (h) ---, there were no birds and animals in that snow covered country. But one day the sailors saw an albatross flying towards the ship. All men were very pleased to see it and they gave it food and water. It came to the ship everyday (i) --- they called it. (j) --- one day, the old sailor killed the bird and after that everyone had to undergo terrible sufferings. Answer: a) that; b) and; c) but; d) until; e) Moreover/ Naturally/Even; f) Again/And/, Besides; g) as/and; h) Therefore/So/And/Hence; i) when/whenever; j) But/Unfortunately.   7. Complete the passage using suitable connectors. [Barisal Board-2022] Answer: See Dhaka Board -2017     All Board Questions 2019   1. Complete the passage using suitable connectors.[Dhaka Board-2019; Sylhet Board-2022] Trees are a vital part of our environment. (a) ---, they bear a great impact on the climate. (b) --- we are not careful about them. (c) ---, we destroy trees at random. (d) ---, one day the country will bear the consequence of greenhouse effect. (e) --- ours is an agricultural country, our economy depends upon it. (f) --- trees play a vital role on our climate, (g) ---, trees keep the soil strong. (h) ---, trees save us from flood. (i)--- tress provide us timber. (j)---- trees are our best friend. Answer: (a) In fact/Actually; (b) But; (c) Rather; (d) As a result; (e) Since (f) Besides (g) Firstly (h) Secondly (i) Moreover (j) So/Therefore 2. [Rajshahi Board-2019;Jashore Board-2017] Unemployment is a great problem in our country. a) ---, it is the burning question of the day. b) --- almost all the countries of the world suffer from the curse of unemployment problem. c)--- Bangladesh is the worst sufferer of this so-called problem. d) ---, nowhere in the world this problem is so acute as in our country. e) ---, there are many reasons behind it. f) ---, our country is industrially backward. g) ---, our system of   education  fails to give the student an independent start of life. h) ---, it has little provision for vocational training. i) ---, our students and youths have a false sense of dignity. j) ---, they run after jobs blindly. Answer: (a) In fact/Actually/Also/indeed/Really (b) Now/At present (c) But/However (d) But/Truly (e) However (f) Firstly / For example (g) Besides/ Secondly (h) Actually / Thirdly (i) Again / In addition (j) Therefore/ So/Hence/Finally/ Lastly/ Eventually 3. [Cumilla Board-2019] Unemployment is a great curse. (a) --- all the countries of the world suffer from the curse. (b) --- nowhere in the world, this problem is so acute as in our country. (c) --- there are many reasons behind it. (d) ---, our country is industrially backward. (e) --- our traditional education system is not service-oriented. (f) ---, our students and youths have a false sense of dignity. (g) ---, they run after jobs only. (h) ---, unemployment problem should be removed at any cost. (i) --- our education system should be changed (j) --- more mills and factories should be established. Answer: (a) Intact/Nowadays/Nearly/Almost; b) but/However; c) Actually/ Therefore/ Really; d) For example/Firstly/At first; e) Besides/Secondly; f) Moreover/Thirdly; g) So/As a result/For that /For this; h) However /Anyway/Of course/ Nevertheless; I) Moreover/Besides/For that/For this; j) In addition/Above all/Finally/Al last. 4. [Jashore Board-2019] Honesty is a noble virtue. The man (a) --- possesses this rare quality is the happiest man on earth. To be honest, a man should have trustworthiness (b) --- nobody trusts a liar. A liar may prosper for the time being, (c) --- ultimately he goes to the dogs. (d) --- we should be honest. It is said that honesty is the best policy (e) --- dishonesty is the sign of downfall. God helps those who are honest. (f) --- dishonest people are cursed; Childhood is the best time (g) --- children should be taught honesty. It is said (h)--- children should be allowed to mix with those friends (i) ---are honest. (j) --- they can mould their characters. Answer: (a) who; (b) because; (c) but; (d) So; (e) whereas; (f) Moreover; (g) therefore; (h) hence /that; (i) in addition; (j) Thus   5. [Sylhet Board-2019]  Education  is essential in our life. a) --- we are not properly educated, we cannot live an honourable life in society. It teaches us b) --- how to earn but also how to spend. c) ---, it teaches d) --- to live in amity with others in society. e) ---, we must get the proper education. f) --- we should bear in mind g) --- education is not only what we learn at educational institutions but also h) --- we learn outside these institutions. i) ---, education is a lifelong process. It begins just after our birth j) --- ends only in death.   Answer: a) If; b) not only; c) In fact/Indeed; d) how; e) Therefore/So; f) On the other hand; g) that; h) what; I) In fact/In brief; j) and 6. [Barishal Board-2019] We should always keep in mind a) --- all kinds of physical exercise are not suitable for all. b) --- different people have different capacities. c) ---, harder exercise (d) --- wrestling and gymnastics are suitable for young people e) --- they have the energy to perform them. Weaker and old people should take the milder exercise f)--- walking, jogging and freehand exercise. Over exercise never does good, g) --- it breaks down the health. h) ---, we should always take those exercises i) --- would suit us. Physical exercise is important for the preservation of good health. It j) --- builds our character. Answer: a) that; b) For/Because; c) For example/ for instance; d) like/such as; e) as/since/ because; f) like/such as; g) rather/ instead; h) So/As a result/Therefore; i) which/ that; j) also 7. [Chattogram Board-2019] We must be aware of the dangers of smoking. It is harmful to us in various ways. It causes various diseases a) --- blood pressure, heart attack, bronchitis, cancer, etc. b) --- it pollutes air. c) -- smoking causes harm to d) ---the smokers e)--- the non-smokers who remain by them. f) --- we should give up smoking. g) ---it is h) --- great an addiction to get rid of. i) --- nothing is impossible for us. j) --- we are determined to give up, we can certainly do it Answer: a) such as/like; b) firstly/moreover/ besides/also; c) Secondly/ Moreover/Besides/ Furthermore; d) not only/both; e) but also/and; f) So/Therefore/Hence/For this; g) but; h) so/such; I) but/however; j) If 8. Complete the passage using suitable connectors.[Dinajpur Board-2019] We cannot walk on a road in the darkness without light. a) ---, we cannot step forward in our life without   education . b) ---, throughout the ages, education has always been compared to light and c) --- ignorance has been compared to darkness. d) --- the light of education enlightens us. e) ---, it broadens our mind and widens our outlook. f) ---, it is education which helps us to become a good citizen. g) ---, education creates good citizens and ensures the smooth development of country. h) --- ignorance stands on the way of development of an individual. i)--- ignorance has a detrimental effect on the overall development of a nation. j) ---, we should come forward to educate every single person of our country and thereby, ensure the development of our country. Answer: (a) Similarly/In the same way (b) Traditionally/So/Therefore (c) reversely/ on the other hand (d) Certainly / Of course/Actually (e) Moreover/Truly/In fact/ Besides (f) Surely/Again (g) Therefore/ Thus/Hence (h) On the other hand/ But (i) Hence/ Moreover/However (j) So/Therefore/That’s way.

Rajshahi Board-2023 Sub Code 107 Time : 3 hours English (Compulsory) 2nd Paper Total Marks : 100 [According to the Syllabus of 2023] [N.B. The figures in the right margin indicate full marks.] PART-1: READING TEST [60 Marks] 1. Read the passage and answer the questions A and B. The famous Greek philosopher Aristotle said, "Man is by nature a social animal." What he meant was that man by instinct seeks the company of others and establishes relationships, much like most animals of the wild, for companionship and for physical and emotional support. Unlike the animals, however, man's relationships give meaning to his existence and inspire him to do well in education, in the workplace, or in a profession that he pursues. Relationships are of different kinds. Some are familial and intimate, formed by blood and by marriage; some are social, like the ones we have with friends, and some are made in school, where we form close bonds with classmates and teachers. Relationships can also be fostered in the workplace, which may quickly change from professional to social. There are relationships also between human beings and animals, between children and their toys that they cannot part with. All these relationships keep us close to each other and provide us all kinds of support, love, and affection. A person who has no family feels the pain of loneliness and isolation. There is no one to laugh or cry with him/her. When we share our joy with someone, it simply redoubles, and when we suffer a loss and someone shares our sorrow, it lessens. Relationships are thus needed for our emotional health. To build relationships, we need to have trust and respect for each other, and love where this is needed. We cannot be selfish and possessive if we want to establish an effective relationship. But quite often, we see people quarrelling and fighting with each other, which only brings misery and loss to all. A. Choose the correct answer from the alternatives: 0.5 x 10 = 5 (a) The word 'intimate' could be replaced by —(i) differentiate (ii) close (iii) knowledge (iv) intrigue (b) Which of the following has the closest meaning to the word 'possessive'?(i) dominating (ii) supportive (iii) productive (iv) overprotective (c) A philosopher is a person who —(i) thinks deeply and seriously about life and other basic matters(ii) studies the origin of the universe(iii) systematically gathers and uses research and evidence(iv) tells others about their character and predicts their future (d) The word 'instinct' could be replaced by —(i) impulse (ii) unconcern (iii) mishap (iv) detachment (e) Man seeks the company of others. The word 'company' can be replaced by —(i) farm (ii) association (iii) affection (iv) support (f) Man's relationships give meaning to his existence. The word 'existence' can be replaced by — B.      Answer the following questions :                                                                                3x5=15 (a)     Mow do relationships help us with mental health? (b)     How do we increase our Joy and decrease our misery? (c)     “A person who has no family feels the pain of loneliness and isolation."—Explain. (d)     "Man is by nature a social animal."—Explain. (e)     Why is relationship so important? 2.      Read the following text and make a flow chart showing the major features of the Island of St. Martin's, (one is done for you)                        1x5 = 5 The Island of St. Martin's is the only coral island in Bangladesh located in the north-eastern part of Bay of Bengal. The roughly flat island is only above 3.6 metre above the sea level. The entire Island can be walked about in 3 hours. The island is known for its unique natural beauty with white sandy beaches fringed with coconut palms and a diverse marine life. Due to the expansion of unregulated tourism, the island is facing increasing erosion, contamination of surface and ground water, wildlife displacement and loss of biodiversity. Other threats include cutting of sand dune vegetation for fuel­wood and hotel establishment: degradation of sand dune habitat; the harvesting of turtle eggs: indiscriminate exploitation of coral resources etc. To address this, the Government has declared some areas of the island as Ecologically Critical Area (ECA). prohibiting unauthorized constructions mere. 1.    Only coral island in Bangladesh 3.      Write a summary of the following text.                                            10 Junk foods are processed foods consisting of high calories, but that is considered only as a broad umbrella. These foods are prepared in a way that they look appealing and are enjoyable so you are chemically programmed to ask for more. According to Dr. Sunall Sharma, a Dietician & Nutritionist, "Commercial products including salted snack foods, chewing gum, candy, sugary desserts, fried fast food, and sweetened carbonated beverages that have little or no nutritional value but are high in calories, salt and fats may be considered Junk foods. Though not all fast foods are Junk foods, a great number of them are. For instance, a salad may be fast food but is definitely not Junk food. Some foods like burgers, pizzas, and tacos may alternate between Junk and healthy categories depending on the ingredients, calories and process of manufacturing." Frequent consumption of Junk food increases the intake of excess fat, simple carbohydrates, and processed sugar which may lead to a higher risk of obesity and cardiovascular diseases, among other chronic health problems. The resulting obesity may begin clogging up the arteries and lay the basis of an impending heart attack. It has also been suggested that eating junk food affects the brain in the same way as consuming addictive drugs. An addiction to Junk food may even result in the rejec­tion of healthier food options like fruits, vegetables, salads, etc. leading to further lack of nourishment.                                                                                     4. Read the fallowing text and fill in the blanks with suitable word from the box. There are more words than needed. Make any grammatical change if necessary.             0.5 x 10 = 5 victorious champion recapitulate take birth attack independence surrender oppression historical division significant The most (a) ______ event for Bangladesh is her (b) ______ as an (c) ______ nation on March 26, 1971. It is a red-letter day in the (d) ______ of Bangladesh. After the (e) ______ of the Subcontinent, we got Pakistan. But the Pakistanis began to (f) ______ our people. At first, they (g) ______ our language. We shall never forget the language movement of 1952. The language movement led to the mass upsurge of 1969. As a result, the war of liberation (h) ______ place in 1971. After nine months of struggle, the Pakistanis were compelled to (i) ______ and we won (j) ______.   5.      Fill in the gaps using suitable words.                                 1 x 10 = 10 The process of globalization obviously requires a common language for international communication. For many different reasons, English has (a) ______ the (b) ______ of being that language. As a result, it has (c) ______ national borders to reach people who speak other languages. It is no longer the (d) ______ possession of British or American or other native speakers, but a language that (e) ______ to the world's people. In fact, bilingual and multilingual users of English far (f) ______ its monolingual native speakers. This phenomenon has led to a (g) ______ variety of English around the world. As more and more people speak English, more and more varieties have (h) ______ which are strongly influenced by the pronunciation, grammar, and idioms of the (i) ______ mother tongues. World English has now (j) ______ away from the control of its native speakers. 6.      Rearrange the following sentences to make a coherent order.                10 (a)     One day. he was very hungry. (b)     The grapes were too high for him to reach. (c)     Again and again he Jumped. (d)     At last, he entered into a vineyard. (e)     Once upon a time, there lived a fox in a forest. (f) But each time, he failed to reach the grapes. (g)     At last being tired, be went away saying that the grapes were sour. (h)     He took a run and jumped to reach the bunch of grapes but could not reach it. (i)     He searched food everywhere but he did not get any food. (j) There were ripe grapes hanging up on the vine. PART-II [40 Marks] 7. The graph shows the choice of profession by educated people in our country. Analyze the graph in at least 80 words :                                                                                                                                     15 8. The following is the beginning of a story. Complete it in your own words:           15 It was a bright sunny morning. I was going to college with some of my friends. We were in a hilarious mood as we were talking about our plan to go on a picnic. Suddenly............................... 9. Suppose, you are Mahin. Your friend Abir is very afraid of English. Now, write a letter to him describing how to be competent in English.                                                         10 Key To Rajshahi Board-2023  RAJSHAHI BOARD-2023                                               English (Compulsory]- First Paper PART-1 : READING TEST 1. A (a) il. close (b) i. Dominating (c) I. thinks deeply and seriously about life and other basic matters, (d) i. impulse (e) ii. association (f) II. entity (g) iv. nurture (h) i. detachment |i] i. health (j) iii. company B. (a) Healthy relationships provide emotional support, a sense of belonging, and a way for open communication, al) of which can positively impact mental health. (b)    To increase our Joy and decrease our misery, we can share our joys with others and share our sorrows to lessen their Impact. (c)    A person without family experiences the emotional distress of being alone and disconnected from others, leading to feelings of loneliness and isolation. (d)     "Man Is by nature a social animal" means that humans have an inherent tendency to form connections and engage in social Interactions due to their evolutionary history and emotional needs. (e)     Relationship is so important because it inspires us to do well in our workplace or in a profession and to maintain our emotional health.     2. 3. The passage describes the harmful effects of taking Junk foods and it also talks about the differences between Junk foods and fast foods. Junk foods contain high calories, salt, added sugar, and fats, with little or no nutritional value. Yet, we usually eat these foods for their pungent, appealing look and delicious taste. Junk food and fast food are different. Some fast foods may become Junk or healthy depending on ingredients, calories and process of manufacturing. Eating Junk food means taking extra fat. simple carbohydrates and processed sugar which cause obesity, cardiovascular diseases, etc. 4. (a) achieved/ gained (b) status/ position (c) crossed (dj sole/ unique (e) belongs (f) outnumber (g) great/wide (h) evolved/emerged (I) speakers' (j) slipped 5.(a) significant (b) birth (c) independent (d) histoiy (e) division (f) oppress (g) attacked (h) took (1) surrender (j) victory 7.

Write a letter to your friend describing your experience about your recent visit to a computer exhibition. April 10, 2021 Mirpur, Dhaka Dear Jubaiyar, I was thrilled to receive your sweet letter. Thank you so much for it. I hope you're doing well, and I'm happy to say that I'm doing fine too. I'm delighted to hear that you're eager to know about my recent visit to a computer exhibition, so here's a short description of it. Computers are everywhere nowadays, in offices and schools alike. To make them more accessible and useful in all fields, computer exhibitions are held in big towns every year. I really enjoy going to these exhibitions because they help me stay updated with the latest in the world of computers. Every year, there's an international computer exhibition held at Shere-e-Banglanagar in Dhaka. I went to the last one with my elder brother, who teaches science at Sher-e-Banglanagar College. We took a taxi to get there, bought our tickets, and entered the exhibition. Inside, there were hundreds of computer stalls showcasing different brands and companies. The experts there explained the functions and new programs of modern computers, which was really interesting. I learned a lot about the world of computers during my visit. I believe every student and anyone interested in computers should visit a computer exhibition to stay updated with the latest advancements. That's all for now. Best wishes to you. Yours always, Mural Khan Write a letter to your friend describing your experience about your recent visit to a computer exhibition. April 10, 2024 Dear Jubaiyar, I hope you’re doing well. I wanted to tell you about my recent visit to a computer exhibition that I attended last week. It was an exciting and eye-opening experience that I just have to share with you. The exhibition was held at the [Venue Name] in Dhaka, and it featured the latest technology and innovations in the world of computers and electronics. As soon as I entered, I was amazed by the variety of displays and interactive setups. From the latest laptops and desktops to cutting-edge gaming consoles and virtual reality headsets, there was so much to see. One of the most interesting parts of the exhibition was the section dedicated to artificial intelligence and smart technology. There were live demonstrations of AI-powered gadgets, smart home devices, and even robots that could perform various tasks. I got the chance to interact with some of them, and it was fascinating to see how advanced technology has become. There was also a section on computer hardware where I learned a lot about how different components of a computer work together. I even had the opportunity to talk to some experts who gave me useful insights into the future of computing and the impact of emerging technologies. Overall, the exhibition was a great learning experience. I left feeling inspired and excited about the future of technology. I wish you could have been there to experience it with me. Maybe next time we can go together! Looking forward to hearing from you soon. Warm regards, Mural Khan

Write a letter to your friend describing the women’s contribution to the development of our country. April 10, 2021 Mirpur, Dhaka My Dear Abid, I received your letter on the 5th instant. You have mentioned that you are going to participate in a seminar. For that reason you need some information regarding the contribution of our women to the development of the country. Indeed it is a nice topic to discuss. Well, here it is. The role of women in nation building cannot be denied any more in the situation of the world. About 50% of total population of our country is women. They are contributing a great deal to the development of our country. They play a significant role at home and at outside. As a mother in a family she manages her family well with her intelligence. This affects our economy indirectly and positively. In fact, there are two types of women in our country --- educated and uneducated. The educated women are mostly engaged in teaching and a small percentage of them work in offices and factories. The uneducated women usually work as farmers, brick clinkers, construction workers, garment workers etc. Our agriculture is not possible without the active participation of women. In the garment sector our women’s contribution is far greater than men’s. Moreover, our rural women-folks contribute to the cottage industry which boosts up our national economy. Recently being trained by government and non-government organizations, they are making different products. Nevertheless there are few opportunities, our women are eager to share the burden with the male member to maintain a family in this age of price-hike. With their collective efforts our economy is developing day by day. Hence there is a great deal of contribution of women to the development of our nation. I think this will satisfy your curiosity in brief. Hoping to hear from you. With best wishes. Yours ever, Tahseen Write a letter to your friend describing the women’s contribution to the development of our country. April 10, 2024 Dear Abid, I hope you're doing well. I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the powerful role women have played in the development of our country, and I wanted to share my thoughts with you. Women have always been at the heart of Bangladesh’s progress. From our struggle for independence, women were key players in the Liberation War of 1971. They fought side by side with men, serving as soldiers, nurses, and leaders, often under dangerous circumstances. Their bravery and strength were crucial to the success of the war, even though their contributions are sometimes overlooked. Figures like Begum Khaleda Zia and Fatema Sultana are among the many women whose efforts were pivotal during that time. In the years since, women in Bangladesh have made remarkable strides in various fields. Today, women are prominent in politics, business, education, and social work. Sheikh Hasina, our Prime Minister, has led the country for several years and has been instrumental in advancing women's rights and welfare. Additionally, women in rural areas have made great strides in entrepreneurship and agricultural development, helping to drive economic growth. It’s inspiring to see how women continue to break barriers and lead in so many different sectors. Their contribution to the development of our country is invaluable, and we should all acknowledge and celebrate it. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this. Take care, Tahseen

Write a letter to your mother informing about your health. April 10, 2024 School Hostel Dorm No: 2 My dear Mother, I received your sweet note this morning and I appreciate your concern for my health. Please don't worry, as I'm doing just fine. I'm managing my daily routine smoothly, and I haven't experienced any health issues. Let me share with you my health routine. I wake up early in the morning and take a brisk walk. Then, I start my daily tasks. In the afternoon, I spend about an hour and a half playing. I make sure to stick to regular meal times, including breakfast and tea. I always drink boiled water and avoid eating out at hostels or restaurants. I strive to maintain a balanced diet consistently. To stay healthy, I follow hygiene rules diligently, especially cleanliness and neatness. I hope this note eases your worries about me. Please keep me in your prayers. Give my regards to Father and send my love to Ryan. With love, Your caring son, Tahseen Write a letter to your mother informing about your health. April 10, 2024 School Hostel Dorm No: 2 Dear Mother, I hope you’re doing well. I’m writing to update you on my health, as I know you must be a little worried. Please don’t be concerned, as I’m feeling much better now. A few days ago, I caught a mild cold, which left me feeling quite weak and tired. However, it wasn’t anything serious. I made sure to rest properly, drink plenty of fluids, and take the prescribed medicine. I’m happy to say that the cold has now completely gone, and I’m back to my normal self. Although I had to take a break from my regular activities for a few days, I’m now focusing on getting back into my routine. I’ve been eating well and making sure to get enough sleep. I also go for walks every evening to stay active and help regain my energy. I know how much you worry about my health, but I want to assure you that I’m doing fine now. I’ve learned the importance of taking care of myself, especially with how busy things can get. I promise to take better care of my health moving forward and avoid pushing myself too hard. Please don’t worry, Mother. Everything is under control now, and I’ll keep you updated if anything changes. Take care of yourself as well, and I look forward to hearing from you soon. With love, Tahseen

A letter to your friend about your school . April 10, 2021 Mirpur, Dhaka My dear ‘Abid’, Your sweet note has anchored the shore of my heart. In it you have mentioned about your school. I wish I could visit your school once. I feel very much delighted to tell you about my school. Well, here it is. Our school is situated in the centre of the city. The name of my school is .......................... . . It is a boys’ school. I am fortunate enough to study in such a school because it is one of the biggest and most famous schools in our town. It has an area of 4 acres. There are three buildings and a large field in our school. I should say that we are lucky to have ample space both classes and at field. The buildings house the classrooms, the laboratories, the teachers’ lounge and the office. We also have a canteen in one building. In the field we have space for hide and seek and handball. Our school remains very busy all through the day. The morning shift begins at 8 in the morning and runs till 12 in the afternoon with a break at 10 o’clock. The day shift starts at 12.30 in the afternoon and continues till 4.30 with a break at 2.30. We have about two thousand and five hundred students in 25 sections of 10 classes. In class nine we have 8 periods everyday. The teachers of our school are very friendly with us. We can depend on our teachers not only for study matters but also for matters related to our other interests. Some of them run activity clubs in school. Among these, debate club, musical club are remarkable. The recreational clubs also arrange musical programme, drama etc. Besides they regularly participate in different indoor and outdoor games. There are some other extra-curricular activities clubs, such as B.N.C.C, Girl’s Guide, Bangladesh Red Crescent Society. Most of the students join in all these clubs and can learn many other things which they don’t get in their text books. In short I can tell you that studying in this school is a great experience. Along with the regular study we can develop our other abilities as well. This is all for today. Please write to me soon. With best wishes. Yours ever, P avel A letter to your friend about your school . April 10, 2021 Mirpur, Dhaka Dear Abid, I hope this letter finds you in good health and spirits. It was wonderful to hear about your school, and I wish I could visit and experience it firsthand. Now, let me tell you all about my school, which has been a big part of my life. My school is situated in the heart of the city, making it easily accessible for everyone. The name of my school is [School Name], and it is an all-boys school. I feel very proud to be a student here because it is not only one of the largest schools in the city but also one of the most well-regarded. The school campus covers an area of 4 acres and is home to three buildings, along with a large playground. The space is ample, and we have more than enough room for our classrooms, sports activities, and even a canteen in one of the buildings. The playground is spacious enough for various games, and we often play football, cricket, or just relax with our friends. Our school is divided into two shifts: the morning shift from 8 AM to 12 PM and the afternoon shift from 12:30 PM to 4:30 PM. The school has around 2,500 students, spread across 25 sections in 10 grades. I am in class nine, where we have 8 periods each day. What I really appreciate is how friendly and approachable our teachers are. They not only guide us with our studies but also encourage us to take part in extracurricular activities. Our school offers a variety of clubs, such as the debate club, music club, and drama club, which I actively participate in. These activities give us the chance to explore new talents and develop skills outside the classroom. In addition to these clubs, our school also encourages participation in sports and social activities like B.N.C.C and the Girl Guides. We often participate in inter-school competitions and events, which make school life more exciting and fun. To sum it up, my school offers much more than just education. It’s a place where we grow not only academically but also socially and personally. I hope to hear more about your school in your next letter! Looking forward to your reply. Best wishes, Pavel

Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper about the deterioration of law and order situation. 10 April 2024 The Editor, The Bangladesh Observer, Toyenbee Circular Road, Dhaka. Sir, I would be grateful if you could publish the following letter in your esteemed daily regarding the deterioration of law and order in Mirpur area. Deterioration of Law and Order Situation It is deeply concerning that the law and order situation in Mirpur area has significantly worsened. The entire locality is under the control of hardened criminals, who brazenly engage in activities such as killings, hijackings, and armed robberies in broad daylight. There seems to be no one capable of challenging their reign of terror. Residents live in constant fear, lacking any sense of security. Each moment is fraught with anxiety, as anyone could easily become a victim of these criminals. In essence, the entire area is under the sway of criminal elements. In light of these circumstances, it is imperative for the government to take proactive measures to ensure the safety of the people. Law enforcement agencies, particularly the police, need to be more vigilant and proactive in maintaining law and order. We earnestly hope that the concerned authorities will address this pressing issue with urgency. Yours truly, A. Rahman On behalf of the affected residents Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper about the deterioration of law and order situation. 2 March 2024 The Editor The Bangladesh Observer Motijheel, Dhaka Dear Sir, I would be very grateful if you could publish the following letter in your esteemed daily. Yours faithfully, Md. Matin 10, Elephant Road, Dhaka Deterioration of Law and Order Situation in Bangladesh The current law and order situation in Bangladesh has become a growing concern for citizens across the country. The increasing frequency of crimes such as theft, robbery, murder, and violence, along with the rise of organized criminal groups, is a clear indication of the breakdown of law enforcement. People no longer feel safe even in their homes or neighborhoods, and the lack of accountability has left many frustrated and helpless. One of the key factors contributing to the deterioration of law and order is the slow pace of justice. Many criminal cases take years to resolve, allowing perpetrators to escape justice or to continue committing crimes. Furthermore, corruption within law enforcement agencies and the judiciary only exacerbates the problem, undermining public trust in the system. To restore law and order, it is essential for the government to take immediate and effective action. First, the efficiency of the police force must be improved by providing better training, equipment, and resources. Additionally, a transparent and swift judicial process should be implemented to ensure timely justice for victims of crime. Community engagement is another crucial aspect. Local communities should be encouraged to work closely with law enforcement agencies to create safer environments. Citizens should be empowered with the knowledge of their rights and how to report crimes effectively. Lastly, strict action must be taken against corrupt officials who are contributing to the breakdown of law and order. Only with a dedicated effort from both the government and the public can we hope to reverse the current trend and ensure a safer future for all.

Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper about Rickshaw problem and solution to the problem. 5 March 2024 The Editor The Bangladesh Times Motijheel, Dhaka Sir, I am writing to express the grievances of the people regarding the issue of rickshaw congestion through the esteemed columns of your newspaper. Yours faithfully, Ratan Chowdhury 270 Elephant Road, Dhaka Rickshaw Problem Among the various road issues in Bangladesh, the problem of rickshaw congestion stands out as a major concern. The sheer volume of rickshaws often leads to road blockages, causing inconvenience to commuters. Several factors contribute to this problem. Firstly, Bangladesh grapples with a significant population challenge, with many citizens living below the poverty line. Rural areas face a scarcity of employment opportunities, prompting individuals to migrate to urban centers in search of work. However, job opportunities in cities are also limited, leading many to turn to rickshaw pulling as a means of livelihood. Consequently, the number of rickshaws on the roads continues to rise steadily. Furthermore, many rickshaw pullers lack education and awareness of traffic regulations, often disregarding traffic rules and parking their vehicles haphazardly. This lack of civic sense exacerbates the congestion issue. Addressing this problem requires a multifaceted approach. Firstly, efforts should be made to raise awareness among rickshaw pullers about traffic rules and responsible road behavior. Additionally, creating employment opportunities and providing access to easy loans can empower them to pursue alternative livelihoods. Technical and vocational training programs can equip them with skills for employment in various sectors. Moreover, collaboration from affluent individuals and the government is crucial. Financial support from wealthier members of society can aid rickshaw pullers in transitioning to alternative occupations. Additionally, the government should explore alternative modes of transportation and invest in infrastructure development, such as implementing one-way systems and constructing wider roads with designated lanes for rickshaws. By adopting these measures, we can alleviate the issue of rickshaw congestion and ensure smoother traffic flow for all road users. Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper about Rickshaw problem and solution to the problem. 5 March 2024 The Editor The Bangladesh Times Motijheel, Dhaka Sir, I am writing to share the concerns of the people about the problem of rickshaw congestion, which is a major issue on the roads of Bangladesh. Yours faithfully, Ratan Chowdhury 270 Elephant Road, Dhaka Rickshaw Problem One of the biggest traffic problems in Bangladesh is rickshaw congestion. There are so many rickshaws on the roads that they block traffic and make it difficult for people to travel. This problem is caused by several reasons. First, many people in Bangladesh live in poverty and do not have jobs in rural areas. They move to cities in search of work, but there are not enough jobs in the cities. As a result, many people become rickshaw pullers to earn a living, which increases the number of rickshaws on the roads. Second, many rickshaw pullers do not have proper education and do not know the traffic rules. They often park their rickshaws in the wrong places, which makes the traffic worse. To solve this problem, we need to take several steps. First, we should teach rickshaw pullers about traffic rules and the importance of following them. We should also help them find other ways to earn money, like giving them loans or providing job training. It is also important for rich people and the government to help. Wealthy people can support rickshaw pullers in finding new jobs, and the government can make better roads and create new ways of transport, like one-way streets and bigger roads with special lanes for rickshaws. By doing all this, we can reduce rickshaw congestion and make the roads safer and easier for everyone.

Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper stating the cause of acid throwing and solution to the problem. 5 April 2024 The Editor The Bangladesh Times Sir, I am writing to raise awareness about the grave issue of acid throwing through the esteemed columns of your newspaper. Yours faithfully, Md. Sadiq 30 Mohammadpur, Dhaka Acid Throwing-a Growing Concern Acid throwing is undoubtedly one of the most abhorrent crimes plaguing our society today. Sadly, it has become increasingly rampant in our country, with reports of such incidents making headlines in newspapers almost daily. This heinous act is often perpetrated by individuals driven by frustration, particularly in cases involving failed romantic relationships. When these individuals are unable to win the affection of their beloved, they resort to seeking revenge through the horrifying act of acid throwing. The consequences of acid attacks are devastating, with many victims succumbing to their injuries or enduring a life of physical and emotional suffering. The corrosive nature of acid disfigures their bodies, leaving them with permanent scars and often resulting in physical disabilities. Acid throwing epitomizes the epitome of inhumanity and barbarism, reducing individuals to beasts in their cruel actions. Addressing this issue requires concerted efforts on multiple fronts. Firstly, there is an urgent need to enhance the overall law and order situation in the country. Law enforcement agencies must remain vigilant and take swift action against perpetrators of such crimes. Exemplary punishment should be meted out to those found guilty, in line with the government's legislation on capital punishment for acid throwers. Additionally, the judicial system must ensure prompt and efficient delivery of justice to prevent any sense of impunity among offenders. Moreover, proactive measures such as increasing the deployment of law enforcement personnel at critical locations can serve as a deterrent to potential offenders. Providing alternative employment opportunities to marginalized individuals may also help in curbing their involvement in criminal activities. Furthermore, it is essential for individuals from all walks of life to actively promote moral values and condemn such atrocious acts. Only through collective efforts can we hope to eradicate the scourge of acid throwing from our society and ensure a safer, more humane future for all. Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper stating the cause of acid throwing and solution to the problem. 2 March 2024 The Editor The Bangladesh Observer Motijheel, Dhaka Dear Sir, I would be very grateful if you could publish the following letter in your esteemed daily. Yours faithfully, Md. Matin 10, Elephant Road, Dhaka Acid Throwing in Bangladesh: Causes and Solutions Acid throwing remains one of the most heinous crimes in Bangladesh, leaving victims physically scarred and emotionally devastated for life. This brutal act, predominantly targeting women, stems from a variety of underlying causes, all of which demand urgent attention. The primary motivation behind acid attacks is often personal vengeance, stemming from rejected romantic advances, marital disputes, or land disputes. In many cases, perpetrators use acid as a weapon due to its accessibility and the belief that the law will not hold them accountable. A lack of strict regulations on the sale of acid, coupled with inadequate law enforcement, perpetuates this crime. To combat this menace, comprehensive measures must be implemented. First, the government should enforce stringent regulations on the production, sale, and distribution of acid. Vendors must be required to maintain detailed records of buyers, and unauthorized sales should be met with severe penalties. Second, public awareness campaigns are essential to educate people about the consequences of acid attacks and the importance of gender equality. Schools and community programs should emphasize conflict resolution and non-violent communication. Third, law enforcement agencies must ensure swift investigation and prosecution of acid attack cases. Establishing special tribunals for such crimes can expedite justice and serve as a deterrent. Victims should also be provided with medical, legal, and psychological support to help them rebuild their lives. By addressing the root causes and ensuring strict enforcement of laws, we can eradicate this horrific crime and create a safer society for all. Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper stating the cause of acid throwing and solution to the problem. 2 March 2024 The Editor The Bangladesh Observer Motijheel, Dhaka Dear Sir, I would be very thankful if you could publish the following letter in your respected newspaper. Yours faithfully, Md. Matin 10, Elephant Road, Dhaka Acid Attacks in Bangladesh: Reasons and Solutions Acid attacks are a very cruel crime in Bangladesh. Many people, especially women, suffer from this. It leaves them with terrible injuries and emotional pain. This crime happens for several reasons, and we must stop it as soon as possible. The main cause of acid attacks is personal anger. People throw acid because of rejected love proposals, family fights, or land problems. Acid is easy to buy, and many criminals think they will not be punished for their actions. This makes the problem worse. To solve this, the government must take strong action. First, there should be strict rules on who can buy and sell acid. Shops must keep records of buyers, and illegal sales should be punished. Second, people need to understand how bad acid attacks are. Schools, families, and communities should teach respect and peaceful ways to solve problems. Third, the police must act quickly to catch and punish those who commit these crimes. Special courts can help give justice faster. Victims also need support like medical care, counseling, and legal help to recover and start a new life. If we work together to stop acid attacks and punish the criminals, we can make Bangladesh safer for everyone.

Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper about Hijacking and solution to the problem in Bangladesh. 10 April 2021 The Editor The Bangladesh Times Sir, I am writing to bring attention to the pressing issue of hijacking through the esteemed columns of your newspaper. Yours faithfully, Md. Nazmul Hossain 10 Mohammadpur, Dhaka Hijacking Hijacking has become alarmingly prevalent in our country in recent times, with reports of numerous incidents appearing in the daily newspapers on a regular basis. It appears that hijackers operate with impunity, dictating terms with no opposition. This sense of lawlessness has created a climate of fear, making it risky for individuals to travel alone on the roads. The safety of life in our towns and cities is under threat, as hijackers resort to violence, including stabbing or killing their victims if they do not find valuables. Hijackers are often well-organized, meticulously planning their operations and arming themselves with weapons such as knives, bombs, or guns. Despite occasional attempts to thwart their actions, they often succeed in seizing valuables without encountering any significant resistance. Unfortunately, bystanders and even law enforcement personnel often fail to intervene, leaving victims to fend for themselves. Various factors contribute to the prevalence of hijacking, including socioeconomic conditions and the lure of quick money for individuals addicted to vices like gambling, drinking, or drug use. Addressing this issue requires a concerted effort. Firstly, there is a critical need to improve the overall law and order situation in the country. Law enforcement agencies must remain vigilant and take decisive action against hijackers. Exemplary punishment should be meted out to deter future incidents. Additionally, the judicial system must ensure swift and fair justice delivery to prevent any sense of impunity among offenders. Moreover, deploying more law enforcement personnel at key locations and providing alternative employment opportunities could dissuade individuals from engaging in criminal activities like hijacking. Furthermore, it is essential for people from all walks of life to promote moral values and condemn such criminal behavior actively. Only through collective action can we hope to curb the menace of hijacking and ensure the safety and security of our communities. Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper about Hijacking  and solution to the problem in Bangladesh. 2 March 2024 The Editor The Bangladesh Observer Motijheel, Dhaka Dear Sir, I would be very grateful if you could publish the following letter in your esteemed daily. Yours faithfully, Md. Matin 10, Elephant Road, Dhaka Hijacking in Bangladesh: A Growing Concern Hijacking has become a persistent and alarming issue in Bangladesh, particularly in urban areas. Every day, countless citizens fall victim to this crime, losing their hard-earned money, belongings, and sometimes even their lives. This growing menace not only endangers public safety but also undermines societal trust and order. The root causes of hijacking are deeply entrenched in economic disparity, unemployment, and the lack of education. Many perpetrators resort to such crimes out of desperation, while others are influenced by organized gangs or criminal networks. The lack of effective law enforcement further emboldens these individuals, as victims rarely see justice being served. To address this issue, a multi-faceted approach is essential. First, the government must strengthen law enforcement by increasing police presence in vulnerable areas, particularly during peak hours. Advanced surveillance systems, such as CCTV cameras, should be installed in crime-prone zones to deter potential criminals and facilitate investigations. Second, addressing the socio-economic factors contributing to hijacking is crucial. Vocational training and employment programs for unemployed youth can provide alternatives to criminal activities. Public awareness campaigns should also educate citizens on safety measures and reporting procedures. Lastly, swift and transparent legal action against offenders is vital to restore public confidence. Collaboration between law enforcement agencies, local communities, and non-governmental organizations can create a united front against this problem. By implementing these measures, we can work toward a safer and more secure environment for all citizens in Bangladesh.

Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper about slums in every city of Bangladesh and solution to the problem. 2 March 2024 The Editor The Bangladesh Observer Motijheel, Dhaka Dear Sir, I would be very grateful if you could publish the following letter in your esteemed daily. Yours faithfully, Md. Matin 10, Elephant Road, Dhaka Slums in Every City of Bangladesh Slum dwellers are often forced into their precarious living conditions due to various circumstances, rendering them rootless and vulnerable. Living in slums, they endure deplorable conditions, deprived of basic human rights. Approximately 80% of slum residents suffer from hunger, malnutrition, and various diseases, leading to premature death and ongoing struggles for survival. In addition to their harsh living conditions, slum dwellers are often exposed to a society plagued by lawlessness and violence. Many are coerced into engaging in antisocial activities such as hijacking, smuggling, theft, drug abuse, and child trafficking. Furthermore, they are exploited by so-called political leaders, who manipulate them into participating in disruptive activities like hartals, picketing, and damaging public property. It is imperative for both the government and non-governmental welfare organizations to step forward and address the plight of slum dwellers. Rehabilitation efforts are essential to providing these individuals with a chance to escape their current circumstances and build a brighter future. By offering support and opportunities for improvement, we can empower slum residents to break free from the cycle of poverty and deprivation. Thank you for considering the publication of this letter. Yours faithfully, Md. Matin Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper about slums in every city of Bangladesh and solution to the problem. 2 March 2024 The Editor The Bangladesh Observer Motijheel, Dhaka Dear Sir, I would be very grateful if you could publish the following letter in your esteemed daily. Yours faithfully, Md. Matin 10, Elephant Road, Dhaka Slums in Every City of Bangladesh The prevalence of slums in every city of Bangladesh has become a pressing issue that demands immediate attention. These informal settlements house thousands of families living in deplorable conditions, struggling to meet even their basic needs. Slum dwellers lack access to clean water, sanitation, and healthcare, leading to widespread malnutrition, disease, and premature deaths. Additionally, the overcrowded and unsafe environment often fosters criminal activities. Many residents, out of desperation or coercion, get involved in illegal practices such as theft, drug trafficking, and other antisocial activities. These slums also become breeding grounds for social unrest, with marginalized individuals manipulated into participating in violent protests and political disruptions. To address this issue, both the government and non-governmental organizations must work together to create sustainable solutions. Affordable housing projects should be implemented in urban areas to provide better living conditions for low-income families. Simultaneously, rural development programs must focus on improving education, healthcare, and employment opportunities to reduce migration to cities. Existing slums need to be upgraded with proper infrastructure, including clean water, sanitation, and healthcare facilities. Furthermore, vocational training programs and community engagement initiatives can empower slum residents to contribute positively to society. By prioritizing these actions, we can not only uplift the lives of slum dwellers but also promote a more harmonious and equitable urban environment. Thank you for considering the publication of this letter. Yours faithfully, Md. Matin

An email to bank manager for cancellation a cheque To          : Asma Haque< asma@yahoo.com > Subject : Cancellation of an issued cheque   Respected Sir,   I hereby draw your attention to my Savings Account bearing the number 47208 held with your esteemed institution. It is with a sense of utmost regret that I convey the circumstances of a cheque issuance on my part, numbered 875329 and dated the 22nd of May, 2024, valuing a sum of 10,000/- in favor of Mr. Mamun, which according to the latter, has yet to be received, purportedly lost in transit.   In light of the aforementioned unfortunate development, I implore you to exercise your prerogative of cancelling the cheque in question, and to duly inhibit its payment, in the event of its eventual presentation to your bank. Kindly furnish me with a confirmation of the implementation of this measure.   I beseech you to acknowledge receipt of this correspondence and accord it the urgency it warrants.   Thanking you in anticipation of a prompt response,   Yours faithfully,   Hasibur Rahman An email to bank manager for cancellation a cheque To           : Asmahaqueasma@yahoo.com Subject      : Cancellation of an issued cheque Respected Madam, I trust this email finds you in good health and spirits. I am writing to bring your attention to an issue concerning a cheque issued from my Current Account, numbered 56789, held with your esteemed institution. The cheque in question bears the number 123456, dated the 30th of December, 2024, and was issued for the amount of BDT 20,000/- in favor of Mr. Ahmed. Unfortunately, the cheque appears to have been misplaced during transit and has not reached its intended recipient. Despite repeated inquiries, the payee has confirmed that they have not received the cheque. This development has caused me considerable concern, as there is a risk of unauthorized use or fraud if the cheque falls into the wrong hands. In light of this situation, I kindly request you to initiate the cancellation of the aforementioned cheque and ensure that any attempt to present it for payment is declined. Please confirm once the necessary action has been taken to safeguard my account. I also request you to inform me if additional steps or documentation are required to complete this process. Your prompt attention to this matter would be greatly appreciated, as it is essential to resolve this issue swiftly to prevent any potential financial complications. Please do not hesitate to contact me at [Your phone number] or [Your email address] if you need further details or clarification. Thanking you in advance for your understanding and cooperation. Yours faithfully, Samiul Islam

Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper demanding better medical facilities in government hospitals. 2 April 2020 The Editor The Bangladesh Observer Dhaka Dear Sir, I would be delighted if you could publish the following letter in your esteemed daily. Yours faithfully, Mustafizur Rahman 314 Elephant Road, Dhaka Demanding Better Medical Facilities in Government Hospitals The healthcare facilities provided in government hospitals in Bangladesh are among the poorest globally. With one doctor for every 12,119 people, one hospital bed for every 5,474 people, and one nurse for every 59,566 people, the provision of basic medical care is severely inadequate. This scarcity of medical resources poses significant challenges in catering to the needs of the growing population, leading to serious health and sanitation issues. Insufficient medical facilities result in increased mortality rates and the prevalence of diseases. Furthermore, poor health adversely affects individuals' productivity, consequently impacting agricultural and industrial output. This situation perpetuates a cycle of hardship, making it difficult for people to lead comfortable lives. Annually, many lives are lost due to the lack of proper medical care and facilities. Countless individuals suffer from various diseases, ultimately succumbing to their illnesses. This dire state of healthcare accessibility underscores the urgent need for improvement in medical facilities across the country. Thank you for considering the publication of this letter. Yours faithfully, Mustafizur Rahman Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper demanding better medical facilities in government hospitals. 2 April 2020 The Editor The Bangladesh Observer Dhaka Dear Sir, I would be delighted if you could publish the following letter in your esteemed daily. Yours faithfully, Mustafizur Rahman 314 Elephant Road, Dhaka  Urgent Need for Improved Medical Facilities in Government Hospitals Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to draw attention to the critical state of medical facilities in government hospitals, an issue that demands immediate action. As a concerned citizen, I have witnessed firsthand the challenges faced by patients due to inadequate infrastructure, shortage of staff, and lack of essential medical equipment in many government-run healthcare institutions. Government hospitals are the only source of affordable medical care for a large section of our population, particularly the economically weaker segments. However, overcrowded wards, lengthy waiting times, and insufficient diagnostic tools severely compromise the quality of care. In many cases, patients are referred to private hospitals, which they cannot afford, leading to delayed or incomplete treatments. It is imperative for the authorities to allocate more resources toward improving these facilities. Increasing the number of doctors, nurses, and paramedical staff, upgrading medical equipment, and ensuring the availability of essential medicines are urgent priorities. Additionally, regular maintenance of infrastructure and better management systems should be implemented to ensure efficient service delivery. I urge you to highlight this pressing issue in your esteemed newspaper to garner public attention and prompt the government to take immediate action. The health and well-being of countless individuals depend on it. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I trust your platform will play a pivotal role in advocating for this critical cause. Yours sincerely, [Your Full Name] [Your Address] [Your Contact Information]

Email: E mail to manager of a library to know the process of becoming a member of a library. To          : asmhaque< asm@yahoo.com > Subject: to know the process of becoming a member of the library   Respected Sir,   As a diligent and inquisitive student, I am eager to partake in the esteemed and illustrious library services offered by your institution. Regrettably, I am currently unaware of the requisite procedures to be undertaken in order to attain membership and avail the full range of facilities that your library offers. Accordingly, I would be deeply grateful if you could provide me with pertinent information regarding the steps involved in joining the library.   Kindly apprise me of the duration of time expected for the issuance of a library card, the requisite membership fees, and the privileges that membership would entail, including borrowing privileges, potential fees associated with borrowing materials, and the stipulated duration for retaining borrowed items. Additionally, I would appreciate it if you could inform me of the measures to be taken in the event of damage or loss of library items, as well as the possible repercussions of late returns.   Furthermore, I would be obliged if you could inform me of the appropriate course of action in the unfortunate event of loss, theft, or damage of the library card, and the procedures to be followed in the event of changes in my residential address or email address.   In light of my abiding interest, I would be immensely grateful if you could expedite your response to my queries.   With gratitude and anticipation,   Sincerely yours,   Hasibur Rahman

E mail to the institution of Modern Language for information To            : siddiqurrahman@gmail.com Subject: To know information Dear Sir, I am writing to inquire about the admission process and other relevant details for becoming a member of your esteemed institution. As a studious student with a keen interest in learning, I am eager to know about the procedures that need to be followed in order to avail the services that your institution offers.   I would greatly appreciate it if you could provide me with information regarding the admission process, including details about enrolment deadlines and early bird pricing options. Additionally, I would like to know about the different types of courses offered, along with course information, any available discounts, conversation courses, and high school enrichment courses.   Your assistance in providing the requested information would be of immense help to me. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Sincerely yours, Rana Sarker