Dialogue Writting

1. A dialogue between a headmaster and a student over a transfer certificate
   
   Student             :           May I come in, sir?
   Headmaster      :           Yes, come in.
   Student             :           Good morning, sir.
   Headmaster      :           Good morning, what do you want?
   Student             :           Sir, I want a transfer certificate.
   Headmaster      :           A transfer certificate! Why do you need a transfer certificate? It is the middle of the session.
   Student             :           My father has been transferred from Chittagong to Dhaka
   Headmaster      :           Don’t you have any relative here?
   Student             :           No, I haven’t.
   Headmaster      :           Where is your application?
   Student             :           Yes, sir, here is the receipt.
   Headmaster      :           Meet the head clerk.
   Student             :           Thank you ‘sir.
   
   

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2. Two friends planning a picnic.

Palash            :           How do you think of enjoying a picnic?

Litton             :           A good idea indeed. Let us fix up a date and the venue.

Palash            :           What about going to sonargaon next Friday?

Litton             :           O fine. That is a beautiful and historical place.

Palash            :           Who will be with us?

Litton             :           Only your brothers and sisters and mine. When shall we start?

Palash            :           We shall start 7 o’clock from our residence.

Litton             :           What about the menu?

Palash            :           Biriani. Don’t you like it?

Litton             :           Of course but we will cook our food ourselves

Palash            :           I shall take my camera to take snaps.

Litton             :           That’s fine. Good bye.

Palash            :           Good-bye.

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3. A dialogue between myself and a book seller about buying a book :

Myself             : Assalamu-alaikum.

Bookseller       : Walaikum assalam. How can help you, sir.?

Myself             : I want to buy a grammar book.

Bookseller       : Here are some books. Choose one of them.

Myself             : Oh ! no, I want a best one.

Bookseller       : Do you want SK’s Technical Hand Note On Grammar and Composition?

Myself             : Is it best one.

Bookseller       : Yes. it is a very good grammar book.

Myself             : Let me see.

Bookseller       : Here it is.

Myself             : Really, it is a very good grammar book. I was finding such a grammar book. Give it me.

Bookseller       : It is a little bit costly.

Myself             : No, problem. Here is the money.

Bookseller       : Thank you.

Myself             : You are welcome.

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4. A dialogue between Anika and Lima about importance of tree plantation:

Anika : What plant are you planting, Lima?

Lima : This is a black-berry plant and that is a rain-tree.

Anika : Really you are a nature lover. I see you often planting trees. But do you know the importance of tree plantation?

Lima : Why not. Trees give us food and fruit, timber and medicine; they also give fuel and shade, give shelter to animals and birds.

Anika : Excellent. But do you know trees give us life?

Lima : What! Trees give us life! How?

Anika : Then you have missed the most important point. Remember, the tree gives us oxygen which helps us to breathe. Without oxygen
we cannot survive.

Lima : Good. Any more point?

Anika : They cool the environment, keep up ecological balance and thus prevent flood, cyclone etc. and save the earth.

Lima : Oh fine. But Anika, I am sorry to say that you know all about tree but you don’t plant any tree. Am I right?

Anika : Sorry Lima. I am really sorry. I am indifferent to planting trees. From now on, I will follow your way.