HSC level some important dialogues

RH Method

Students are asked to write dialogues with a view to justifying their basic knowledge of speaking with others and assessing the students with the sentences written by them. So, the real experience of speaking English must help the students write better than bookish knowledge only. In fact, the memorizing of some dialogues will be of no avail if the questions are a bit different. Examiners can never expect that students will cram some dialogues and will vomit those dialogues in the exams. And, I always suggest that students should change the habit of memorizing.

1.Write a dialogue between the two friends about the causes of failure in English and solution to this problem.

Rakib:    Hello Sumon, how are you?

Sumon: I am fine, and you?

Rakib:   I am also fine but I am thinking about a matter.

Sumon: What is the matter?

Rakib:    The matter is about the weakness of the students in English.

Sumon: Why are you thinking about this matter?

Rakib:    You know that thousands of students fail in this subject every year.

Sumon: You have said right .I think that these students have never thought this subject to be their friend.

The unpleasant truth is that they consider this subject as their enemy. What do you think?

Rakib:    Right you are? I think that they even do not know  that this language can be learnt and spoken.

They only know how to memorize.

Sumon: Exactly  so. When they see any uncommon question in the exam, they become senseless,

perplexed and finally blame their lot.

Rakib:    By suggesting them to memorize, a lot many teachers and lecturers are misleading and misguiding them. Do you know any solution to this?

Sumon: I think that they should read their text after learning English. If you ask me any question in

Chinese language, I will not understand because I do not know this language.

Rakib:  I think that they should speak English, read English newspaper and listen to English news.

Sumon:  I think that if speaking English is compulsory, they will be able to learn this language. Otherwise,

they will be failing in this subject ironically.

Rakib:    Thanks for sharing your valuable thinking.

Sumon: Thank you too.

Rakib:    See you again.

2.Write a dialogue between two friends on frequent road accidents in our country.

Alom:     Hello Shahin, what’s up?

Shahin:   I am in tension.

Alom:     About what?

Shahin:   I am thinking about road accidents. You know that many people die by road accidents

everyday .Getting into a bus means taking the risk of life.

Alom:     Right you are. Sometimes, it seems to me that life is at risk in Bangladesh. Road accidents have

become regular occurrences. What do you think?

Shahin:   Some accidents are very tragic and hair-raising. Few days ago, eleven members of a family died by a road accident.

Alom: Some people say that Bangladesh is called a country of road accidents. Unexpected death is very

common in Bangladesh. It can paralyze a family. Who do you think are responsible for road

accidents?

Shahin: Population is huge in number, vehicles are great in number, unskilled drivers are mushrooming and

roads are unplanned. Moreover, most of the drivers have over-taking tendency.

Alom:I think that drivers should abide by the traffic rules and they should not drive hurriedly. As roads are

very narrow, both passengers and drivers need be cautious. In fact, careful driving is a crying need.

Shahin: To reduce this problem, strict laws should be introduced. Roads should be widened and

consciousness has to be created among people.

Alom:     Exactly so. I think consciousness can play an important role about this matter.

Shahin: Thank you so much for your good thinking.

Alom :    Thank you too.

Shahin:   See you again.

3.Suppose you want to buy some books. Now, write a dialogue between you and the book-seller.

Bookseller:    Good morning, sir. How can I help you?

Myself:          I need buy some books.

Bookseller:   What kind of books would you like to buy?

Myself:         I would like to buy an English grammar book.

Bookseller:  Would you mind telling me the name?

Myself:        PC Das Applied Grammar Book.

Bookseller: Here is it. A very useful book. A lot of people like this book.

Myself:      I had this book but I lost it. So, I need buy it again.

Bookseller: Will I pack it up?

Myself:       What’s the price?

Bookseller: One hundred taka only.

Myself:      But I bought it with ninety taka only for the first time. Can you reduce the price?

Bookseller: Ok, give ten taka less.

Myself:      Here is the money. Pack it up now.

Bookseller: Do you need anything else?

Myself:      No, thanks.

Bookseller: Sir, please come here next time.

4.Write a dialogue between two friends about the consequence of environment pollution.

Masud:     Hello Asad, what’s up?

Asad:        I am so so. Recently, a matter is shocking me very much.

Masud:    What’s the matter?

Asad:      I am thinking about environment which is being seriously polluted.

Masud:   Right you are.

Asad:     You know that air and water are the two important elements for us but they are being polluted

seriously.

Masud: You see that mills and factories, human waste and water vehicles are polluting water.

Asad:   Exactly so. Sound pollution and odour pollution have become very common. Even people mind

nothing to do these.

Masud: Unpleasant truth is that we must face a terrible situation if we cannot stop it.

Asad:  Over population, increasing number of industries and vehicles are mainly responsible for it.

Masud: Besides, unconsciousness, negligence and selfishness are not less responsible.

Asad:   How can we get the solution?

Masud: We all should know that a sound mind lives in a sound body. If a sound body lives in polluted

place, the mind must be polluted also.

Asad:    I think that strict laws should be introduced and awareness should be created among people.

Masud:Thank for sharing your opinion.

Asad:   Thank you too.

Masud:See you again.

5.   Write a dialogue between two friends about their plan of studies after HSC examination is over.

Forhad:    Hello Abir, how are you?

Abir:       Fine, and you?

Forhad:   I am fairly well. I am thinking about my plan after HSC exam.

Abir:       Have you decided anything?

Forhad:    I have decided that I will go to Dhaka and will be admitted into a coaching center.

Abir:     But, I will go to Rajshahi because my maternal uncle lives there. So, I will get admitted

into a coaching center there. Actually, I would like to get admitted into Rajshahi

University because my  cousin reads there.

Forhad: My father wants that I should read in Dhaka University. Actually, I would like to be a  

lawyer and  so, I want to study law there. What is your target?

Abir:     I want to do honours in English in RU and I would like to be a lecturer in English. Why

would you like to be a lawyer?

Forhad: It’s a good profession and I would like to make the proper use of law. Why would you

like to be a   lecturer in English?

Abir:     You know that most of the students of Bangladesh are weak in English? And so, I would

like to  remove their weakness in English.

Forhad:  An excellent idea.

Abir:     May God fulfill your desire.

Forhad:  May you reach your goal.

Abir:      See you later.

6.    Write a dialogue between two friends  about the adverse effects of load-shedding.

Shoail:    Hello Shohag, how are you?

Shohag:    Not fine at all.

Shoail:     What’s the problem?

Shohag:    Load-shedding is the problem. Our exam is knocking at the door and I am yet to read a lot.

Shoail:     Right you are. Really, it is very disgusting. I lose my concentration when load-shedding occurs.

Shohag:  God knows what will happen to me if this goes on in this way.

Shoail:    Actually, all classes of people are suffering from it. All kinds of activities remain stagnant

because of load-shedding.

Shohag: Hospitals, banks, courts, schools and colleges become inactive because of load-shedding.

              Moreover, it becomes intolerable in hot weather.

Shoail:   Exactly so. At night, it can make a place ghostly.

Shohag: To speak the truth, it has become a perennial problem.

Shoail:   Problems are everywhere. What is the solution?

Shohag: I think that more power plants should be set up and system loss should be reduced.

Shoail:   Not only that, illegal connections should be banned. I think that consciousness can play a vital role

               in this regard

Shohag:  The wastage of electricity should be stopped and strict laws should be introduced.

Shoail:   You know that electricity is the driving force of a country. So, it should be ensured at any cost.

Shohag: You know that lack of electricity means lack of production.

Shoail:   Hampering the study of the students is very harmful for a country, I think.

Shohag: Thanks for sharing your valuable ideas.

Shoail:   Thank you too.

Shohag:  See you again.

7.  Write a dialogue between yourself and you friend about “Eve-teasing”.

Topu:     How are you? Where are you going?

Fprhad:  Fairly well and I am going to take my sister from her private center.

Topu:     Why? Can’t she come alone?

Forhad:  Yes, she can but some boys tease her on the way.

Topu:     It is a great problem and it is increasing day by day.

Forhad:  You know that our girls and women are teased in schools, colleges, buses, trains, restaurants etc.

               Why is it occurring?

Topu:     I think that modern technology is influencing their mentality. Because of satellite channels, the

               taste of the young people is being distorted.

Forhad:  Drug addiction is also responsible for it and sometimes, eve-teasers throw acid and even kill the

              victims.

Topu:    Not only that, love depression, frustration and moral decay are also responsible for it.

Forhad:  Right you are. I think that they have lack of consciousness.

Topu:     Even educated women are being teased by educated men. Certainly, it is nothing but moral

degradation.

Forhad:   As it is a social disease, we should remove it from our society.

Topu:     Consciousness can play a vital role in this regard. People have to cultivate morality in themselves.

              Boys have to be well-natured.

Forhad:  Strict laws should be introduced and proper steps should be taken.

Topu:     Actually, exemplary punishment can reduce eve-teasing.

Forhad: Thanks for sharing your valuable ideas.

Topu:    Thank you too.

Forhad:  See you again.

8. Write a dialogue between you and your friend on the uses and abuses of mobile phone.

Rakib: Hello Farid, what’s up?

Farid:  Fine and, you?

Rakib: Very fine because I have bought an android  mobile phone.

Farid:  Well done. In fact, students, employees, businessmen even people of working class cannot pass a

             single moment without it.

Rakib: Right you are. Most of the people are greatly dependent on it. It has made our life easy and

            comfortable.

Farid:  Apart from talking, you can pay the electricity bill, use internet and receive important messages.

Rakib: Nowadays, android and windows mobile phone are available and they work like computers.

Farid:  Right you are. Now, we can send e-mails and make video calls through a mobile phone.

Rakib: It has some bad sides also. Such as, terrorists and criminals use it and they commit crime.

Farid:  A lot of students waste their valuable time by using it and some have become addicted to it.

Rakib: Excessive use can cause various diseases, such as brain cancer, hearing problem and so on.

Farid:  Sometimes, mobile phones burst because of excessive use.

Rakib:  Actually, excess of anything is very bad. We should make the proper use of it.

Farid:  Thanks a lot for your valuable information.

Rakib:  Thank you too.

Farid:  See you again.

9. Write a dialogue between two friends on the choice of career.              

Liton: Hi Biblob, what’s up?

Biplob: Fine and, you?

Liton:   Fairly well and I ’m thinking about my future.

Biblob: What profession do you like most?

Liton:   My choice is to be a doctor. I would like to serve the people of this country.

Biblob: Great idea! Only great men can think so.

Liton: You know that most of the people are poor and they do not get proper treatment. In fact, I want to    

serve as an honest doctor.

Biplob: Right you are. Actually, honesty is a great virtue.

Liton:   What is your aim in life?

Biplob: I want to be an English teacher.

Liton:   Why?

Biplob: You know that a lot of students are weak in English. English is their enemy and so, I want to kill

this enemy.

Liton: What do you mean?

Biplob:I mean that I would like to remove the fear of English.

Liton: I think that you will be successful. In fact, the use of English is increasing day by day.

Biplob:I believe that you will be a very good and famous doctor

Liton:May God bless you.

Biblob:You too.

Liton:See you later.

10.Write a dialogue between two friends about tree plantation.

Sumon: Hello Rakib, how are you?

Rakib:   Fine, and you?

Sumon: I’m fairly well and I am thinking about a matter .

Rakib: What is the matter?

Sumon:  The matter is tree plantation. I think everybody should plant trees because trees are our best

friends.

Rakib:  Trees are our best friends because they help us with oxygen, shade, timber, fruits and flowers.

Sumon: You know that herbal treatment is very popular in our country.

Rakib:   In a word, the usefulness of trees beggars description. We can make almost all kinds of furniture

by trees.

Sumon: Actually, we should start a tree plantation campaign in order to maintain ecological balance.

Rakib:  I think that if we cannot maintain ecological balance, our country must face a great problem.

Sumon: Right you are .Actually, it is a question of existence.

Rakib:  It is a matter of sorrow that many people are cutting down trees inconsiderately.

Sumon: I think that if we cut one tree, we should plant two trees.

Rakib:   I think that people should be made conscious about planting more and more trees.

Sumon: Our government should motivate the people of our country and provide them with trees.

Rakib: We should arrange various kinds of programmes about tree plantation.

Sumon: A great idea. Thanks for thinking better.

Rakib: Thank you too.

Sumon: See you again.

11.  Write a dialogue between two friends about 3g in Bangladesh.

Riad:      Hello Mamun, what's up?

Mamun:  Fine, and you?

Riad:       Very fine. Do you know that 3g has been introduced in our country?

Mamun:   Really?

Riad:      Yes, I am using 3g. Actually, 3g means third generation. Its great speed has facilitated our country

greatly.

Mamun: Are you browsing internet very fast?

Riad:     Not only that, I can enjoy TV channels. I can also download songs, movies, books, and any kind of

information within a few moments.

Mamun: If so, our country must go forward.

Riad:     Undoubtedly, the use of internet is increasing rapidly. All are more or less dependent on it.

Manum: E-books, E-commerce, E- banking and many kinds of E- facilities have made our life easy and

comfortable.

Riad:      In fact, the whole world is extensively dependent on it. At this moment, 3g has become a blessing

for us.

Mamun:  All classes of people are being hugely benefited by using 3g of internet facilities.

Riad:       Now, the students of our country are becoming competent competitors. They have got the

opportunity to   show their worth.

Mamun: 3g is helping students earn more and more and it is contributing to our national economy.

Riad :     Right you are. Actually, the speed of internet of a country tells us the progress of that country.

Mamun: Thank you very much for your valuable information.

Riad:      Thank you too.

Mamun: See you again.

12.  Write a dialogue between two friends about price-hike.

Happy: Hello Mitu, What’s up and where are you going?

Mitu:    I’m fine and going to the shop of daily necessaries.

Happy: Do you go daily? Do you know the recent prices?

Mitu:    Sometimes, I am to go. Yes, I know that the prices are very high.

Happy:  Everybody says that the prices are on fire and nobody dare go.

Mitu:     Right you are. The price of rice has already gone beyond the limit and the prices

             of other necessaries are also intolerable.

Happy: Even all kinds of fish, meat, vegetables, spice and oil are out of reach.

Mitu:   Obviously all classes of people are facing this problem. Do you know who are

             responsible for high prices?

Happy: Mainly some dishonest businessmen are responsible for this because they store

             these commodities in the hope of high prices.

Mitu:    Over-population and lack of production are intensifying this problem more.

Happy: Absolutely right. How should we solve it?

Mitu:    I think that strict laws should be enforced against these dishonest businessmen

             and we should control overpopulation.

Happy: Our government should introduce updated  technology in our country because our

             cultivable land is coming down day by day.

Mitu: Actually, we have to increase our production, punish the corrupted persons and

          control over-population.

Happy: I think that we have to create awareness to reduce this problem.

Mitu:    Thanks for good thinking.

Happy: Thank you too.

Mitu:    See you again.

13.  Write a dialogue between two friends about the advantages and disadvantages of village life and city life.

Akram: Hello Mamun, what’s up? What about your city life?

Mamun: I’m not fine because city life is boring to me. I am really sick of city life. I hate

               traffic jam, uncontrolled crowd, unbearable noise, dirt, polluted smoke, foul  

               smell and many more. What about your village life?

Akram:  I don’t like village life because life is very slow here and there is no scope

              of entertainment, no standard college, no park, no good doctor and hospital. 

Mamun: I like village life because village people are very hospitable, simple-minded and  

               innocent. Moreover, fresh vegetables, air, green fields and the beauty of nature

               are likeable to me.

Akram:   Most of the people are illiterate, the roads become ghostly in rainy season.

Mamun:  In village life, there is no hustle and bustle of the city. Life is secure here and

                there is no dirty and selfish politics here. In fact, the city people are very

                 complex- minded.

Akram:    I like city life because I am fed up with village life and I would like to enjoy all  

                the facilities of advanced life.

Mamun:   What will you do with the facilities if life is at risk in the city? I like  real

                mental peace of life and that is possible only in villages.

Akram:     Thanks for sharing you experience.

Mamun:  Thank you too.

Akram:    See you again.

14. This is  applicable only for the weak students on any bad side.

Naim:     What’s up?

Mamun:  Fairly well, and you?

Naim:     I’m anxious about a matter.

Mamun: What’s the matter?

Naim:    The matter is …………..

Mamun: Oh! Really, this is a matter of anxiety. It is going from bad to worse day by day.

Naim:    In fact, this is such a problem which is creating many other problems. All classes

              of people are suffering from this problem.

Mamun: Right you are. Moreover, it is increasing day by day.

Naim:    To speak the truth, this problem is spoiling the peace and order of the society.

Mamun: Not only that, we cannot pass even a single moment without tension because it

               is going out of control.

Naim:     Actually, this problem has been so common that everybody wants to be free

              from it.

Mamun: This has been a curse for our society and it hampers the real development of our

               country and people.

Naim:   Undoubtedly, it is very harmful for a country. How can we solve it?

Mamun: I think that consciousness can play a vital role in this regard.

Naim:    I think that not only the government but also the general people have to come   

               forward to solve this problem. Strict laws can remove this problem.

Mamun: Unless it is solved immediately, we have to repent for it.

Naim:   Right you are. I think that various kinds of organizations should come forward to

             solve it.

Mamun: I think we have to make the proper use of laws, productivity and power.

Naim:     We have to go ahead with a proper planning.

Mamun: That’s a good idea.

Naim:    Thank you very much for your good thinking.

Mamun Thank you too.

Naim:   See you again.

15. This is also applicable only for the weak students on any scientific invention ,particularly good side.

Ruma: Hello Mitu, what’s up?

Mitu: I’m fine, and you?

Ruma: I’m very well because I am very excited about ………

Mitu:  This is one of the most wonderful and useful inventions.

Ruma: Right you are. The use of it is increasing day by day.

Mitu: Actually, this invention has become a blessing for us.

Ruma: This has made our life easy and comfortable.

Mitu: You know that we cannot pass even a day without it.

Ruma: It means that we are completely dependent on it.

Mitu: This invention has facilitated our life and this has become a part and parcel of our

          life.

Ruma: Actually, all classes of people are being benefited by it.

Mitu:   If we would like to keep pace with the modern world, it is a must.

Ruma: With the blessing of science, our communication and activities and our way of life

            have become very fast and developed.

Mitu:   It has some bad sides too. The uncontrolled use of it can harm anybody.

Ruma. Exactly so. Actually, we all should be aware of using it.

Mitu:   If we cannot avoid the negative sides, we must face a serious problem.

Ruma: Every invention has some bad sides and our duty is to make the proper use of any

            invention.

Mitu:   Thank you very much for your good opinion.

Ruma:  Thank you too.

Mitu:    See you again.