Write a dialogue between you and your teacher about how to learn English Well

Question: Suppose, you are Alif. You are a student of Abidpur High School and you cannot speak English well. Now, write a dialogue between you and your teacher about how to learn English well.

Answer: A dialogue between you and your teacher about how to learn English well.

Alif:  Good Morning, sir. May I come in?

Teacher:  Good Morning. Come in. 

Alif:  Sir, I have a question. May I ask you?

Teacher:  Sure Alif. Tell me what you want to know.

Alif:  I can't speak English well. Your spoken English is really fantastic.

Teacher:  If you want to speak English, you need to practice English every day.

Alif:  Please give me some advice so that I can improve my spoken English.

Teacher:  To be a good speaker, you need to be a good listener. Remember that the first skill that allows you to speak fluently is listening.

Alif:  Please tell me. How can I do it?

Teacher:  First, you should listen to your English teacher. Second, listen to debates on English talk shows and read English newspapers regularly. Then try to use English in your daily life.

Alif:  Sir, I hesitate to speak in public. What should I do?

Teacher:  Don't hesitate if your English is bad. You should practice English with friends and family. Remember, practice makes a man perfect.

Alif:  Thank you, sir. Your advice will help me to improve my spoken English.

Teacher:  You are welcome.

Question: Suppose, you are Sabrina. You are a student of Rangpur High School and you are not well at English. Now, write a dialogue between you and your teacher about how to learn English well.

Answer: A dialogue between you and your teacher about how to learn English well.

Sabrina:  Good morning, sir. How are you?

Teacher:  Good morning. I am fine. What about you?

Sabrina: I am fine too. I need your advice about a topic.

Teacher: Sure. How can I help you?

Sabrina: I'm bad at English. How can I learn English better?

Teacher: You can learn English by reading books and newspapers and listening to English talk shows, discussions, programs, and news.

Sabrina: How can I practice it?

Teacher: You should practice speaking English with your friends, family, and classmates.

Sabrina: Sir, Do I need to learn grammar?

Teacher: Yes. You need to learn sentences, parts of speech, numbers, genders, and tenses, as well as lots of vocabulary to improve your English.

Sabrina: Thank you, sir, for your helpful advice. I will continue practicing from today.

Teacher: You are welcome. Best of luck.

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