Suppose, you are Nabil/Nabila. You read in Blue Bird School, Sylhet. Now, write a dialogue between you and the librarian of your school about borrowing a book.

(Writing Dialogue)

Reporter: Asif, thank you for speaking with me today. I know this is a painful time, but can you tell us what happened when Abu Sayed was shot during the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement?

Asif : Thank you. It's hard to talk about. We were peacefully protesting, demanding a fair, merit-based system. But suddenly, the police showed up and tried to disperse us aggressively.

Reporter: I understand. What happened next?

Asif : The situation escalated quickly. Abu Sayed was standing beside me, chanting and holding a sign, completely unarmed. He was determined, but peaceful, like the rest of us. Then, a group of policemen started moving toward us. They didn't warn us; they just came closer with weapons ready.

Reporter: So, they opened fire without warning?

Asif : Yes, without any warning. I saw one of the officers aimed his gun at Abu Sayed and fired from a close distance. It was horrifying, inhuman. Sayed fell immediately there was nothing we could do. It all happened so fast.

Reporter: That must have been devastating. How did the crowd react?

Asif : People were in shock. Some screamed, others tried to run.

Reporter: I'm so sorry for your loss. Why do you think this incident has sparked such an intense reaction from people across the country?

Asif : Because Abu Sayed's death wasn't just an attack on him-it was an attack on our right to speak, to demand a fairer society.

Reporter : Thank you, Asif.

Asif : Thank you too.

Myself: Hey Neeloy, did you see how big the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement has become? It's no longer just students-people from all walks of life are joining in!

Neoloy: Yeah, I noticed that too. It started with students demanding a merit-based system instead of the quota system. But now it's transformed into something bigger, with people calling for major political change.

Myself: Exactly. I think people are just fed up with the systemic inequality and lack of fairness. The quota system was only the tip of the iceberg, but it's clear there are so many more issues people want addressed.

Neeloy: And it's incredible how this movement gained momentum so quickly. When it began, I didn't expect it to lead to demands for the government to step down. But I guess it reflects how much frustration has built up over the years.

Myself: Definitely. The government's rigid stance and lack of response have only fueled people's anger. Seeing students lead this fight for a fairer system really inspired others to join in, and now it's like the whole nation is demanding change.

Neeloy: It's powerful, isn't it?

Myself: Absolutely. And I think it also brings hope for the future. When a movement can start with just students pushing for academic fairness and evolve to address national issues, it shows that people want and believe in change.

Neeloy True, this is a pivotal moment for Bangladesh. It's like people are realizing their power to hold the government accountable and demand a fairer society. Let's hope this unity leads to real transformation.

Myself I agree. This could be a historic turning point, with people standing together for justice and equality.

Tunan : Hello Milon, how do you feel today?

Milon : Not very fine.

Tunan : I know the reason.

Milon : What is it?

Tunan : You do not take physical exercise.

Milon : Right you are. Is there any benefit out of physical exercise?

Tunan: Of course, you will always feel hale and hearty by taking regular physical exercise. Your mind will be fresh and body will be free from diseases. Besides, your productivity will be increased.

Milon : How can we take physical exercise?

Tunan: By walking, swimming or playing games and sports we can take physical exercise.

Milon Thank you very much for your suggestion.

Tunan : Welcome.

Robin : Hey, Radit! How are you?

Fardin : I'm fine. And you?

Robin : Me too. Do you know what dengue fever is and what its parameters are these days?

Fardin: Yes, I know about it but not sure about my information.

Robin : Don't worry, let me clarify it to you.

Fardin : Sure.

Robin : Dengue is a kind of disease which spreads due to mosquitoes mainly Aedes Aegypti.

Fardin: Thanks for giving me this information. Can you tell me about the symptoms of dengue fever?

Robin : Sure. Actually high fever, vomiting, severe headache, severe joint and muscle pain, low blood pressure, weakness, skin rash are some of its symptoms.

Fardin : It seems a very dangerous disease.

Robin : Yes, it is a very dangerous disease. All the year round people are attacked by this disease.

Fardin: Can you tell me how we can get rid of dengue fever?

Robin: By taking rest and repose, drinking plenty of fluids and taking advice from doctor.

Fardin: Well, how can we prevent Aedes mosquito?

Robin: By destroying the breeding places of Aedes mosquito like old tyres, cans, flower pots having rainwater, keeping environment neat and clean, spraying insecticides and raising public awareness.

Fardin: Thanks.

Robin: Welcome.

Karim : Hi Muhib! How are you?

Muhib : Fine, thanks. What about you?

Karim : I'm also fine. But why didn't you call me by phone yesterday?

Muhib: I've lost my mobile set. But my father disagrees to give me a new set. Can you tell me about the merits and demerits of mobile phone?

Karim : Yes, I can. Mobile phone has many advantages. It has made our communication easy. It brings change and speed in our life. We can communicate with anybody with voice calls, video calls, text messages, recorded calls, and many more within seconds.

Muhib : I think mobile phones can be used to acquire knowledge or information on various topics. Nowadays, most educational institutions offer online education, and students having mobile phone can take this opportunity.

Karim : Besides, mobile phone gives us the facility to access social media at all times.

Muhib You're right! But don't you think its demerits?

Karim : Surely. It is one of the biggest things responsible for the wastage of time. Most students and teenagers are affected by it. They waste their precious time by playing games, watching movies, listening songs, and so on.

Muhib: Not only that. Much use of mobile phone can damage our hearing and affect children and pregnant woman.

Karim : But it's not the fault of mobile phone. It is our fault.

Muhib:  Of course, So, parents and guardians should make their children aware of it and encourage them about the proper use of mobile phone.

Karim: Thanks. Nice to talk with you.

Myself: Hai Sadik, how are you?

Sadik : I'm fine. Thank you. What about you?

Myself: I'm fine too. So, what do you think about future?

Sadik : I'll try to be a doctor. And you?

Myself I'll try to be a teacher. So, why do'you want to be a doctor?

Sadik : It's a noble profession. I have a desire to build up a hospital at my village.

Myself: That's good. I'll teach my students to serve my country.

Sadik : Actually, the villagers are not able to get better treatment. So, I'll serve them.

Myself: Very wise decision. I think you are a man of great humanity.

Sadik : Don't say that. You are also thinking about a noble profession.

Myself: Actually, money is not everything,. We need to be mentally satisfied.

Sadik : That's fine. I pray for your success.

Myself: Thank you. I also hope that you will reach your goal.

Sadik : Then bye, take care.

Myself : Best of luck, my dear friend!