or
or
Rearrange the words in the appropriate order to make meaningful sentences.
[Make sure you put a capital letter at the start and full stop or question mark at the end of a sentence.]
Lessons 3-4
D. Read and say.
Andy: Hello, Tamal! How is your grandmother?
Tamal: Hi! She's fine, thanks.
Andy: Come, let me introduce my colleagues. Hi, everybody.
This is Tamal. And Tamal, meet Mr. Saha and Mrs.
Haider. And this is Ms. Smith. She's a new English
teacher here.
Ms. Smith: Hello, Tamal. Nice to meet you.
Tamal: Hello, everybody! Nice meeting you, too.
F. Roleplay. Introduce one friend to another. Then say "goodbye." Use the useful expressions.
Match the words in column A with their meanings in column B.
| Column A | Column B |
| (a) Colleague | (i) to make someone or something known |
| (b) Introduce | (ii) to see and speak to someone for the first time |
| (c) Let | (iii) of recent origin or existence |
| (d) Meet | (iv) pleasant or enjoyable |
| (e) New | (v) one who teaches professionally |
| (vi) a person that you work with in a profession or a business | |
| (vii) to allow someone to do something |
Match information in Column A with Column B.
| Column A | Column B |
| (a) Andy Smith is going | i. Tamal |
| (b) Andy meets on his way | ii. the Book Fair |
| (c) Tamal is carrying medicine for | iii. an hour |
| (d) Tamal will meet Andy in | iv. the Book Fair |
| (e) Tamal will meet Andy at | v. grandmother |
| vi. right now | |
| vii. later |
আপনি আমাকে যেকোনো প্রশ্ন করতে পারেন, যেমনঃ
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