Imagine, you are a degree examinee. Your examination is going on. You are fed up with load-shedding at this time. You met your friend Murshed and talk with him about the problem of load-shedding.
Now, make the dialogue between you and Murshed about the problem of load-shedding.
Myself : Hello, Murshed. How are you?
Murshed : Fine, my friend, how are you?
Myself : I am also fine. How is your preparation for the examination?
Murshed : It’s okay. How are you getting on with your studies?
Myself : Fine, my friend, but I can’t understand what will happen to us and what is in store for us.
Murshed : You seem to be disgusted with something, what’s the matter?
Myself : This is the curse of load-shedding.
Murshed : Oh! I see! It should be a matter of concern particularly to a degree candidate when the examination is going on.
Myself : You know, how important the night before the day of exam is! And if that night power fails, is it tolerable?
Murshed : I understand. Our area is also the same. Nowadays it occurs everywhere in the country.
Myself : Okay. See you again.
Murshed : Bye.
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