A dialogue between a doctor and patient.

A dialogue between a doctor and patient

Doctor : You said on the  phone that you were feeling restless. What's wrong?

Patient : I don't feel good, Doctor. I don't seem to have any Energy.

Doctor : Can you be more specifi? 

Patient : I feel generally run-down, tried all the time, yet I have trouble in sleeping.

Doctor : Do you eat well? How's your appetit? 

Patient : I probably don't well. I eat fried  food a lot. I don't eat enough fresh vegetables.  I don't event 

eat much cooked vegetables. 

Doctor : You've gained some  weight since I saw you last. You're still smoking! After promising to give

 it up six months ago! Gentleman, what happens?

Patient : I stopped smoking.  But some of my friends drew me back to my bad habit.

Doctor : You wonder why you're not healthy?  I wonder why you're not dead!

Patient : Than what do you abvise me, Doctor?

Doctor : I've no medicine for you. You must stop smoking than you will be healthy.

Patient : I promise,  I'll never smoke,  Doctor.

Doctor : Thank you.         

      

  

  

       

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A dialogue on an interview.

A dialogue on an interview.

Candidate : Good morning,  sir May I come in?

Interviewer :  Good morning. Do come. Be seated,  please.  What's your name? 

Candidate : I'm Sree beero sarkar.

Interviewer: You're an M.Com.  Only!  But do you have any experienc?

 

Candidate : No, sir,  I 've just passed the M.Com. Exam.

Interviewer : Well, but our job dimands very hard work. Are you sure that you'll  be able to discharge

 your duties efficiently?

Candidate : I've full confidence in my ability. I may look lean and thim but I'm very energetic. I hope I

could satisfy you with my performance.

 

Interviewer : We'll give you very poor salary. 

Candidate : Salary does not matter, but I need e job.

Interviewer: What a strange fellow you are! You need ajob,  not salary?

Candidate : Yes, si,,  I need a job because I like to gather- some experience I think you'll raise my salary

 seeing my brilliant performance.

Interviewer : Surely you've potentially.  We need such a young man,  as you are, Well, come  tomorrow

 

and have your appointment letter from the office assistant. 

Candidate : Thank you, sir

Interviewer : Welcome..  

                            

 

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A dialogue Between on borrowing books from the library.

Borrower : Good afternoon.  Could you please give me some information?

 

Librarian : Of course. What can I do now for you?

Borrower : I have just come here from the Sherpur. I know the library system are different.  So I want to

 apply for a library card here.

Library : Sure. Take the card please and fill it in.

Borrower  : How long will it take for me to get

my new card? 

Librarian : Not long. We'll process your application and mail you your new card in a week. In the mean

 

time you can have this temporary card, which you may use exactly as a regular card.

Borrower : You mean I can use it today to borrow books. 

Librarian : Well, are you familiar with our system. 

Borrower : Only if it's the same as the city's.

 

Librarian : Yes, we've the same system. 

Borrower : Today I just want to find a novel for some light reading. Where shall I look?

Librarian : These shelves right next to us have our latest acquisitions of fiction and nonfication.

Borrower : Thank You. I think I'll explore the whole library for my own in order to acquaint myself

 

with all that you have.

 

Librarian : No problem. I'll help you.

   

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A dialogue between a tourist and a native about some directions.

Tourist: Excuse me, sir.  Could you tell me the way to new market please?

Native: Certainl. You are sure a new comer in this city. Are you driving or taking public transport?

Tourist: Today I'm taking buses. Your'e right, l'm a tourist. I drove here yesterday but today I've decided to go by bus.

Native : That's good.  Now your'e on the wrong street. You have to walk half a mile to catch a bus for new market. Take this narrow road and neach Farmagate from where you will catch the bus.

Tourist : just let me write down all this. I don't want to get lost. How long will the journey take?

Native: The journey will take 20 minutes.

Tourist: Thank. I appreciate your help.

      

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A dialogue on making a phone can | how to write dialogue

A dialogue on making a phone can. 

Jamil : Could I speak to Neela, please. This is jamil.

Wrong number: I'm sorry, but I think you must  have the wrong number. There’s no one here by that name. What number were you calling?

Jamil : I was calling 01314512456. May be my finger slipped and I touched the wrong button.

Wrong number: No, you called the night numbe,  but there's no one named Neela here.

Jamil: Sorry to have bothered you. I'll check the number again. (He hangs up and dials the coorrect numbe.)

Neela : Neela speaking. Who are you?

Jamil : Good morning. I'm jamil.  

Neela: Good morning. How are you?

Jamil : I'm Ok. How are you?

Neela : I'm also Ok. Why have you rung me early in the morning?

Jamil : I've an urgent talk to you, please, see me at my resibence in the evening today.

Neela : Ok.I will do accordingly. 

Jamil: Thanka to your. 

              

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Write a dialogue showing that two friends are about a football match.

Bashir : The defence of the side was too strong for that.

Anis : Their goal-keeper really showed splendid performance.

Bashir : Our right back stood a rock between our goal and the forwards of the other side.

Anis : Indeed, if was a very exciting game and a clean game too. No foul change or show of bad temper on either side.

Bashir : The referee was too alert and firm for that. Really, he did his duty admirably well.

Anis : Now that today  the match has deed in a draw. When is re- play coming?

Bashir : well, it's coming off tomorrow. I hope it will be equally enjoyable. But will end in a win for our school.

Anis : Let's hope

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A dialogue on mailing a package at a post office.

A dialogue on mailing a package at a post office.

Sender : I like to mail this package to London. How much will it cost, please?

Clerk : Do you went to send it by a first class or a parcel post?

Sender : How much is the cost for  the first class and how long does it take?

Clerk : It's a light package. First class would cost Taka 200.00 since it is going to a distant city. I would guess that it will take about two or there days to arrive.

Sender ; and parcel post?

Clerk : Sending it by a parcel post would be cheaper. but it will take long time to arrive.

Sender : Oh, I went it to arrive earlier than that. I'll send it by a first class post

Clerk : ( He fills out a from) What's in the package? I need in order to Complate this from.

Sender : Some books I have packed them well. There will be no problem.

Clerk : Do you want the package registered too?

Sender : No, I'm sure she'll let me know as soon they arrive.

Clerk : Give the money, please?

Sender : Take it, please.

Clerk : Thank you.

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Write a dialogue between two friends about how they should spend the time after the Examination.

Write a dialogue between two friends about how they should spend the time  after the Examination.

Ali : The examination is over. What next, Sayed? We have got three months before the result of the examination is out.

Sayed : Why, let's laugh and be marry?

Ali : Don't be silly. Sayed. Let us do something useful. Our social Welfare Association has chalked out a plan for rural uplift. Will you join it?

Sayed : Yes, I'll What am I to do?

Ali : Thank you, Sayed, You,ll see the Secretary with me.He'll give you neccessary instruction.

Sayed : Where is your office?

Ali : 2, johnson Road, Dhaka

Sayed : When are you going there?

Ali : Tomorrow morning. You'll meet at 8 a.m. Good- bye.

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Write a dialogue between a father and his son about the choice of the latter's career.

Write a dialogue between a father and his son about the choice of the latter's career.

Father : Jasim, I am glad that you have passed. But it means a new start for you. We must decide which way you should proceed now.

Son : Yes, father, I'll follow your advice.

Father : But give me your mind first. Our choice must not be thrust upon you.

Son : I want to be a doctor, if you agree.

Father : Yes, it is a very noble profession. But have you thought over the hard labour it will mean?

Son : Yes father, I' ll regard no work as hard for me in a profession that offers me so vast a vista of opportunities for doing good to the public.

Father: That's very good. I am  one with you if you look upon your work in that light. But it would be advisable for you to study general science first before you enter a medical college.

Son : Yes, father, Knowledge of science helps the study of medicine. I will study the H.S.C.  Course' in a   College for two years and then joint a medical college.  Of course, it will mean an additional expense.

Father : Oh, no, boy, I will not grudge spending money in this connection as I know  my hard - earned money will  be well spent

Son: You're so good to us.  I have always found you dutiful. And l know I will have never any chance to repent of spending money on your education.

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A dialogue between two school friends discussing their new Headmaster.

A dialogue between two school friends discussing their new Headmaster.

Hamid : We've our new Headmaster today.
Halima : What is his name and qualifications?
Hamid : His name is Mr. Farid. He is an M. A.B.Ed. He is an experienced headmaster.
Halima : What does he teach you?
Hamid: He teacher us English in class X also. What sort of man  is he?
Halima : He is a very good man. Do you like him?
Hamid : Oh! Yes. I like him very much. I hope he will be a good Headmaster. He is very nice to us all. His method of teaching is highly satisfactory. We can easily follow him.
Halima : Thank you. Wish your good luck. Good-bye.

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Write in a dialogue from the report of your visit to a variety show in your school.

Write in a dialogue from the report of your visit to a variety show in your school.

Sharif : You had a foundation at your school yesterdaye. What was it about. Arif?

Arif : we had a  variety of show to observe the foundation day of our school.

Sharif : Then you should tell me something about that.

Arif : But I do not know which  to speak first. There were lots of nice? But the most interesting was your sister Nasima's dance of a farmer. Next come Abid's also. It was followed by  Anwar's recitation of Bidrohi;

Sharif : Quite a lot, I see!

 Arif : Really, Sharif, you missed a day.

Sharif : Quite so! I see enjoyed it very much.

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Write a dialogue between two friends on the annual sports of your school.

Masud : What a lovely jump!

Mahfuz : Surely, very lovely. 

Masud : I told you that Safi had no equal.

Mahfuz : You're right, Masud. But I told you that jalal had no equal. What a nice race?

Masud : Very nice indeed. But you see, Shahjahan is absent. Who knows what would happen if he had a rival like Shahjahan.

Mahfuz : But Shahjahan took forty-five whereas Jalal took thirty-five seconds, and his form is better than Shahjahan's.

Masud : Thank you, Mahfuz, you say the right thing. jalal is better than Shahjahan.

Mahfuz : Thank you, brother, Jalal or Shahjahan, it matters little. It was a very lovely race. There are no two opinions on it.

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Write in the form of a dialogue the conversation of two friends discussing their future course of studies.

Kamal : Well, Halima, we have passed. But it means a new start of us. We must decide which way we should proceed and which not.

Halima : Yes, Kamal, I'll read science. And you?

Kamal : You know, Halima, I am not good at Mathematics. I'll read arts.

Halima : Then?

Kamal : I'll secures the B. A. and  B. Ed. degree and be a teacher.

Halima : Thank you, Kamal. I am sure you'll become an ideal teacher.  What a noble profession.

Kamal : Thank you. You are going to be a doctor, aren't you? I wish your success.

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A dialogue on manners.

A dialogue on manners.

Fahim : Just see. What a proud boy!
Fahad : He doesn't know manners. A man is known by his manners. A ma of good manners is always gentle and kind in his dealings with others.
Fahim : How harsh!
Fahad : Surely. A man of good manners never saye anything that wound other people's feelings.
Fahim : Thank you, Fahad, our education remains incomplete if we do not learn good manners. We require good manners everywhere-at home, at school and on the playground.
Fahad : Thank you, Fahima, An ill-mannersd is a bundle of bad habits. Our amiable manners make others happy. They cost us nothing, but they pay us everything

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A dialogue between two friends --One supporting a town life and the other a village life.

A dialogue between two friends --One supporting a town life and the other a village life.

Akbar : Enough of it, I'm fed up.

Aslam : What do you mean?

Akbar : I mean, I'm sick of the city, my friend.

Aslam : Curious indeed! People are mad  for the city and the city sickens you. What's the trouble hare?

Akbar : No end of troubles. This noise, this crowd this congestion this dirt and this smoke and what not.

Aslam : And do you prefer a dull sluggish lif among a set of fools? There's cinema, on theatre, no buses. not even any good  road..

Akbar : But the sun shines there bright over the fields and the stream, the flowers smile and the people, though stupid, are so simple and sympathetic.

Aslam : A poet's dream! Think of the rainy - season, the knee- deep mud, frogs, snakes and the howl of jackals at night.

Akbar : There's peace. There's  beauty of nature.

Aslam : But beauty doesn't help life. In a vallage, no doctor, no hospital, no school, no college no university. And you can't do without a city in this 2 st century.

Akbar : Surely a city is necessary but there must be the quiet village too, where the sick mind may sleep occasionally to breathe out a sigh of relief. Don't forget that Allah has made the village while man has made the city.

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Between two friends at a tea party in session

Kamal : I'am glad that I haven't missed the occassion

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Halim : That's very kind of you.

Kamal : Well, where's Farid?

Halim He isn't here. He left for dhaka day before yesterday. His mother is ill.

Kamal : Ah! How is she now?

Halim : I can't say. I expect a letter tomorrow.

Kamal : Please tell me how she is.

Halim : Surely. What's this?

Kamal : just a token of love.

Halim : I didn't expect it from you. That's an old style. However, when it's a token of love,  I can't refuse it. Thank you.

Kamal : Thank you. Good Night

Halim : Good night

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A dialogue between two friends who met after a long time.

Noyon : Hello, Shohel! How are you?

Shohel : oh, well. How are you, Noyon? It's long since we met last.

Noyon : Yes, it's so, However, what has brought you here in the passport Office?

Shohel : I wish to go to London to study on June Technology. I've come here to try for an

International Passport. But what about you?

Noyon : My elder brother is an employee of this office. I've come to see him for a private affair. I 

hope, My brother will be able to help you.

Shohel : Oh, that will be very nice for me.

Noyon : Let's go and meet him.

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A dialogue between two friends regarding their aims in life.

Kamal : Jamal, what will you do after passing the S.S.C Examination?

Jamal : Thank you, Kamal. I'll  get myself  admitted to Victoria College in Science Group. Then I'll 

get M. B. B. S. Degree and will become a doctor. And You?

Kamal : Thank you. Your idea is good.  But I am not hopeful of my success. Hope for the best, my friend.

Jamal : By the grace of Almighty if come out successful in the examination I shall join the Commercial Academy at Chittagong.

Kamal : Then?

Jamal : After this I shall start a business at Chittagong.  What do you think about this?

Kamal : It's a very nice idea, Kamal. Try your best; surely you will prosper in life. Good-bye

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A dialogue between two friends on their progress of study for the Test Examination.

Ahmad : I wonder, Rashid, that you can read so much.
Rashid : But you must face the test Examination that is coming.
Ahmad : well, I don't care for if. I can not sacrifice my games and my picture for this cursed examination
Rashid : The examination may be cursed. But unless you pass if.  you lose one precious year of life.
Ahmad : Yes, the whole is there. If there were no examination at all!
Rashid : But all boys would not agree with you. There are some who hail it rather. It brings them both credit and reward.
Ahmad : Just tell me what I can do at this stage any how to get through the dreadful things.
Rashid : Well, my advice is - waste no more time over games and pictures. Read regularly and I find no reason why you should not pass
Ahmad : Thank you, Rashid. I'll try follow your advice.
Rashid : Welcome, Ahmad. Do that.

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There are ten errors in the use of punctuation marks in the following text. Rewrite the text correcting the errors

Amin : Good evening Sadik.

Habib : Good evening. How are you

Amin : Very well. But Im farad of the examination

Habib : Havent you completed your courses? My preparation in English is not so well.

Amin: Dont worry. I'm sure you'll be able to cover up. wont you

Habib : I'm afraid I may not do well in English

Amin : English is difficult to all. You've got sharp memory and you'll do well. But my preparation in physics is not good.

Habib : Read it again and again.

Amin : Thank you for your suggestion.

Habib : You're welcome.

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