Kamrul Sir

Write a dialogue between You and a Doctor on your illness Myself: Assalamualiku, Sir. / Adab, Sir. Doctor: Walaikumussalam. /Adab. Myself: May I come in, Sir? Doctor: Yes, come in. Please have your seat and let me know your problem. Myself: Thank you. I have been suffering from fever for a week. I need an immediate care as my exam is near at hand. Doctor: Do not get worried. Everything will be alright. Let me check you up thoroughly  Myself: Along with my fever I have cough also. Doctor: Okay, I see. What are the signs of your fever? When do you feel temperate high? Myself: It is usually 5 pm to 10 pm. Doctor: Do you feel any shivering sensation then? Myself: Yes, I do. Doctor: Do you get thirst then? Myself: Yes, I get. I wish I could drink very cold water.  Doctor: Did you take any sort of treatment previously? Myself: Yes, I was under the treatment of a village quack.  Doctor: Please, show/ me the prescription. Myself: Here it is, Sir. D

Mother Teresa         Mother Teresa is remembered by the world for her selfless service to the poor and the sick. She was born in Yugoslavia on August 26, 1910. Her original name was Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu. At the age of twelve, she realised that what she wanted to do most of all was to help the poor. She decided to train for missionary work and came to India at the age of nineteen to join the Sisters of Loretto, an Irish community of nuns with a mission in Kolkata. In 1928 she took her initial vows as a nun. From 1929 to 1948 Mother Teresa taught at St. Mary’s High School in Kolkata, but the suffering and poverty she glimpsed outside the convent walls disturbed her. She left the convent school and devoted herself to working among the poor in the slums of Kolkata. She had no money so she started an open-air school for homeless children. Actually for Mother, life was a mission to serve the suffering humanity. In 1948, Sister Teresa became Mother Teresa. In the same year

A Day Labourer/Life of a Day Labourer A day labourer is a person who lives by doing tiresome work all day and night. He is usually found in different station like bus stand, launch stand, railway stand. He is a great asset of our society. He plays an important role in our social life. He is a common figure in our country. He usually lives in a slum or in a small hut. He is very hard-working. He is sociable and gentle in nature. He works both in fair and in rough weather. He works for the betterment of the people of our society. Sometimes he has to starve with his family. Though he works hard, he leads a very sorrowful life. His sorrow knows no bounds when he falls ill. He can not educate his children owing to acute poverty. He has no security in our society. Yet he is happy because he earns honestly. His importance is very great. Without his sincere and generous service, we can not lead a comfortable life. So we should love him and think of their welfare.

  * Write an application including CV to the proper employer for the post of Asst. Teacher (English)/Computer Operator/ Accountant / Manager and so on…… Date: The ………………………, ..............................., ............................ Subject: Application for the post of....................... Dear Sir, In response to the advertisement published in "The Daily Star" on 06 May 2018, I came to learn that your institute calls for a/an Asst. Teacher (English)/Computer Operator/Accountant/Manager for a vacant post. I would like to offer myself as a candidate for the same. My particulars are given bellow for your kind consideration. Or, I feel very interested to see your advertisement for a/an Asst. Teacher (English)/Computer Operator/Accountant /Manager on “The Daily Star” dated on 06 May, 2016 and should like to be considered for this post. My full particulars are shown on my enclosed CV (Curriculum Vitae). Therefore, I hope that you will cons