Suppose, you are Labib or Lovely and your friend is Nishat/Nishitha. Your
friend is frustrated about the literacy rate of Bangladesh.
Now, write a dialogue between you and your friend about how to remove
illiteracy from our country.
Nishitha : Hi, Lovely! It’s a long time since we met. How’re
you?
Lovely : I’m fine. And, you?
Nishitha : I’m so so. But I’m thinking seriously about a
problem.
Lovely : What’s it about?
Nishitha : It’s about illiteracy problem of Bangladesh.
Lovely : Yes, undoubtedly it’s a big problem. But we have some
ways to solve it.
Nishitha : How?
Lovely : Our government should take some steps to eradicate it.
Education should be made free to all and it should be made compulsory.
Nishitha : Is it possible for government alone?
Lovely : The literate people should also help the government.
Nishitha : I also think so. But our country is poor. What will the poor
section do?
Lovely : In this case, food for education programme should be
commenced and the poor should be encouraged to come to school.
Nishitha : We can also help them. In our leisure, we can also
teach and encourage the illiterate people to be educated.
Lovely : Good idea. So, from now, we can do it. It is the right
time.
Nishitha : Exactly. Let’s try.