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    Dialouge For Class Six (2nd Semester)

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    The first dialogue is between a doctor and his patient. The patient complains of insomnia for the last few days and high blood pressure. The doctor diagnoses that the patient's lack of physical activity and high stress levels have led to high blood pressure. He prescribes medicine and advises the patient to follow a healthier lifestyle. The second dialogue is between Apu and Aurpa about career goals. Aurpa wants to be a doctor to help underprivileged patients who cannot afford treatment. She is working hard to achieve her dream. The third dialogue is between Afra and Maria about the benefits of morning walks. Maria convinces Afra that morning walks boost energy, improve sleep, and promote overall health and well-being

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    Dialouge For Class Six (2nd Semester)

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    The first dialogue is between a doctor and his patient. The patient complains of insomnia for the last few days and high blood pressure. The doctor diagnoses that the patient's lack of physical activity and high stress levels have led to high blood pressure. He prescribes medicine and advises the patient to follow a healthier lifestyle. The second dialogue is between Apu and Aurpa about career goals. Aurpa wants to be a doctor to help underprivileged patients who cannot afford treatment. She is working hard to achieve her dream. The third dialogue is between Afra and Maria about the benefits of morning walks. Maria convinces Afra that morning walks boost energy, improve sleep, and promote overall health and well-being

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    The first dialogue is between a doctor and his patient. The patient complains of insomnia for the last few days and high blood pressure. The doctor diagnoses that the patient's lack of physical activity and high stress levels have led to high blood pressure. He prescribes medicine and advises the patient to follow a healthier lifestyle. The second dialogue is between Apu and Aurpa about career goals. Aurpa wants to be a doctor to help underprivileged patients who cannot afford treatment. She is working hard to achieve her dream. The third dialogue is between Afra and Maria about the benefits of morning walks. Maria convinces Afra that morning walks boost energy, improve sleep, and promote overall health and well-being

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    Dialouge For Class Six (2nd Semester)

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    Syed Moynul Morshed
    The first dialogue is between a doctor and his patient. The patient complains of insomnia for the last few days and high blood pressure. The doctor diagnoses that the patient's lack of physical activity and high stress levels have led to high blood pressure. He prescribes medicine and advises the patient to follow a healthier lifestyle. The second dialogue is between Apu and Aurpa about career goals. Aurpa wants to be a doctor to help underprivileged patients who cannot afford treatment. She is working hard to achieve her dream. The third dialogue is between Afra and Maria about the benefits of morning walks. Maria convinces Afra that morning walks boost energy, improve sleep, and promote overall health and well-being

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    A Dialogue between a doctor and his patient

    Doctor: What is your problem?

    Patient: I have been suffering [ভু গছি] from insomnia [অছিদ্রা] for the last few days.

    Would you please cure [ছিরাময়] this trouble [সমসযা]?

    Doctor: Oh, sure. But before that tell me if you do any physical labour at home.

    Patient: Frankly speaking [সছযয বলতয], I spend my time reading, gossiping and sleeping.

    Doctor: Do you suffer from any tension?

    Patient: Yes, I suffer from this or that tension.

    Doctor: That's the reason. I shall test your blood pressure.

    Your blood pressure is high It is 150/100.

    Patient: What? How could it be? What shall I do now? Oh, God!

    Doctor: Have patience. You are averse to physical labour.

    This led to your high blood pressure.

    Patient: Won't you give me any medicine?

    Doctor: Yes, of course. You will take this medicine regularly and you'll soon be quite O. K.

    Patient: Thank you, I shall try to obey your advice.

    Doctor: I wish you a sound health [সুস্বাস্থ্য]

    A Dialogue about aim in life


    Apu: Hello Aurpa, how are you?
    Aurpa: Hi Apu! Fine, Thank you.
    Apu: What were you thinking about?
    Aurpa: Oh, actually I was wondering [ভাবছিলাম] what I want to be in future.

    Apu: Then, have you already fixed your aim in life?


    Aurpa: Of course.
    Apu: Oh, that’s great! What is that?
    Aurpa: I want to be a doctor in future.
    Apu: Really? Why have you decided to be a doctor?
    Aurpa: Well, I believe that a doctor can serve [সেবা করা] the suffering [দুঃখী] mankind

    [মানবজাছি] best.

    Apu: Is that so? Can you please explain [বযাখযা করা] it a little more?
    Aurpa: Oh sure. Most of the people in our country are very poor they cannot afford [েমর্থ

    হওয়া] the expenses [খরচ] of treatment. As a result, many of them die without proper

    treatment.
    Apu: In that case, how can you help them?
    Aurpa: I want to offer treatment to the poor people free of cost.
    Apu: That’s a very good idea. But you know, getting admitted into medical colleges has
    become so tough nowadays.
    Aurpa: I am trying my best to achieve [অজথন করা] that success.

    Apu: I appreciate [কদর করা] your aim and your heartiest [আন্তরিকভাবে] effort to make your

    dream comes true. Wish you all the best.


    Aurpa: Thank you very much.
    Apu: You are welcome.

    A Dialogue about the benefits of morning walk


    Afra: Hi, Maria. How are you?

    Maria: I am fine. What about you? You are looking so tired and sick.

    Afra: Right you are. I am not well. I feel weakness physically. I am going to consult a doctor.

    Maria: I know, you always get up late in the morning. You never walk in the morning. It is

    your bad habit.

    Afra: I have heard that you get up early in the morning and walk for quite a long time.

    Maria: Yes, I do. I start my day with walking and enjoy the whole day healthy and happy.

    Afra: Can you tell me more about the benefits of morning walk?

    Maria: Morning walk can boost your energy. It gives you benefits both physically and

    mentally. You can breathe [ছিিঃশ্বাস নিয়া] pure oxygen in the morning and sleep better at

    night. You will feel fresh and lively all day long.

    Afra: I will try to get up early from tomorrow and practice to continue morning walk.

    Maria: Certainly, you will feel hale and hearty like others.

    Afra: Thanks a lot for your wise suggestion.

    Maria: I wish you a sound health and sound mind.

    Afra: See you later. Bye.

    Maria: Bye.

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