- Merul Badda Dhaka-1212
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Once there lived an old farmer in a village. He had four sons who always quarreled with one another. The farmer was very anxious about their future. He tried several times to make them understand the value of unity, but they paid no heed to his advice. One day, he fell seriously ill. He called his sons and asked them to bring a bundle of sticks. When they brought the bundle, he told them to break it. Each of them tried one by one, but none could break the bundle. Then he untied the bundle and gave them the sticks individually. This time, they could break them easily. Then the old farmer said, “My sons, do you understand the lesson? If you remain united like the bundle, no one can harm you. But if you are divided, you will be easily defeated.” The sons realized their mistake and promised never to quarrel again. They understood the strength of unity and lived together in peace and harmony.
Moral: Unity is strength.
Once there was a shepherd boy who used to graze his sheep near a forest. He was very naughty and often became bored while watching the sheep. One day, he thought of a trick to have some fun. He shouted, “Wolf! Wolf! Help me!” The villagers came running with sticks to save him, but there was no wolf. The boy laughed at them. He played the same trick again the next day, and again the villagers came, only to be fooled. They became angry and warned him not to lie again. But the boy did not take their words seriously. One day, a real wolf came. The boy shouted in fear, “Wolf! Wolf! Please help!” But this time, the villagers thought he was lying again and did not come. The wolf killed many of his sheep. The boy realized his mistake and felt sorry for lying.
Moral: Nobody believes a liar, even when he speaks the truth.
Once there was a shepherd boy who used to graze his sheep near a forest. He was very naughty and often became bored while watching the sheep. One day, he thought of a trick to have some fun. He shouted, “Wolf! Wolf! Help me!” The villagers came running with sticks to save him, but there was no wolf. The boy laughed at them. He played the same trick again the next day, and again the villagers came, only to be fooled. They became angry and warned him not to lie again. But the boy did not take their words seriously. One day, a real wolf came. The boy shouted in fear, “Wolf! Wolf! Please help!” But this time, the villagers thought he was lying again and did not come. The wolf killed many of his sheep. The boy realized his mistake and felt sorry for lying.
Moral: Nobody believes a liar, even when he speaks the truth.
Once there lived a king named Robert Bruce of Scotland. He loved his country and fought many battles to free it from enemies. But unfortunately, he was defeated again and again. His soldiers lost hope, and he was forced to hide in a cave to save his life. One day, while sitting in the cave, he saw a spider trying to climb the wall. The spider fell down many times but did not give up. It kept trying and finally succeeded in reaching the top.This inspired the king. He thought, “If a small spider can succeed after so many failures, why can’t I?” He gathered his soldiers again, encouraged them, and fought one last battle with great courage. This time, he won and regained his kingdom. Since then, he never lost hope, and he taught his people that each failure brings us one step closer to success.
Moral: Failure is the pillar of success.
Once upon a time, two close friends were walking through a forest. They promised to help each other in danger. Suddenly, they saw a bear coming towards them. One of the friends quickly climbed up a nearby tree to save himself. He forgot all about his friend. The other friend did not know how to climb trees. He had heard that bears do not touch dead bodies, so he lay down on the ground and held his breath. The bear came near him, sniffed his ears, face, and body, and finally thought he was dead. The bear went away without harming him. After the bear left, the friend on the tree came down and asked, “What did the bear whisper in your ear?” The other friend replied, “The bear told me not to trust a friend who leaves you in danger.”
Moral: A friend in need is a friend indeed.
Once there lived a group of mice in a house. They were always in fear of a fat and clever cat who would suddenly attack and kill them. The mice were very worried and could not move freely. So, one day they held a meeting to find a way to get rid of the cat. Many suggestions were made, but none seemed useful. At last, a young mouse stood up and said, “Let’s tie a bell around the cat’s neck. Then we will hear her coming and escape easily.” All the mice clapped and agreed it was a good idea. But then an old wise mouse asked, “That’s fine, but who will bell the cat?” None of the mice had an answer. Everyone looked at each other in silence because no one had the courage to do such a risky job. In the end, the plan failed because there was no one brave enough to carry it out.
Moral: It is easy to make plans, but hard to carry them out.
Once there was a poor boy named Karim. His family was very poor, but he was honest and hardworking. Every day, he studied under a streetlamp at night because his house had no electricity. He also helped his parents by doing small jobs in the village. Many boys in his class laughed at him and said, “You will never succeed.” But Karim did not listen to them. He continued his hard work with patience and determination. After a few years, Karim passed his exams with brilliant results and got a government scholarship. He later became a successful officer. The same people who once laughed at him now praised him. Karim proved that success does not depend on luck alone—it depends on hard work.
Moral: Industry is the mother of good luck.
Once there was a famous scholar who was invited to a rich man’s house for dinner. On the day of the invitation, the scholar wore simple and old clothes and went to the rich man’s house. The guards at the gate did not let him enter, thinking he was a beggar. The scholar left quietly. Then he went home, changed into a fine, expensive dress, and came back. This time, the guards welcomed him and took him inside with great respect. During the dinner, the scholar started putting food into his pockets. Everyone was surprised and asked, “Why are you doing this?” The scholar replied, “Since I am being honored because of my clothes, not for who I am, let my clothes eat the food.” The rich man and the guests realized their mistake. They felt ashamed and apologized. They understood that a person’s value does not depend on their dress but on their knowledge, behavior, and character.
Moral: Dress does not make a man great.
It was a hot summer day. A crow was very thirsty and was flying in search of water. He flew here and there but could not find any. He became very tired and almost gave up hope. At last, he saw a pitcher under a tree. He flew down and looked inside. There was a little water at the bottom of the pitcher, but his beak could not reach it. The crow tried to push the pitcher over, but it was too heavy. Then the crow got an idea. He saw some small stones nearby. He picked them up one by one and dropped them into the pitcher. Slowly, the water level rose. At last, the water came up near the mouth of the pitcher. The crow drank the water and flew away happily.
Moral: Where there is a will, there is a way.
Once upon a time in a small frontier town lived a young cowboy named Jesse. Jesse loved telling stories about his daring adventures—how he once wrestled a grizzly bear, how he’d roped a wild mustang with his bare hands, and how he’d found a secret vein of gold in the mountains. Everyone in town enjoyed his tales and listened eagerly… at first. One day, a real crisis struck the town: a dangerous stampede of cattle was headed straight toward the main street. The townsfolk panicked, but Jesse saw his chance to be the hero he’d always claimed to be. He jumped onto his horse and galloped into the herd, shouting, “Stand back! I’ll save you all!” But Jesse had never driven cattle in his life. He zig-zagged among the panicking animals, yelling orders they didn’t understand. Instead of slowing them down, he spooked them even more. The herd thundered on, scattering into store windows and knocking over wagons. When it was over, the townspeople were safe but furious. They realized that Jesse’s reckless “rescue” had made things much worse. They lost faith in his tall tales—and in him. Humiliated, Jesse rode out of town and spent days reflecting on his mistakes. He finally understood that his lies hadn’t made him brave—they had only put others in danger and cost him his reputation. Determined to change, he returned and confessed everything. Over time, he worked honestly alongside the ranch hands—mending fences, herding cattle, and earning everyone’s respect through real deeds, not empty boasts.
Moral: A liar cowboy wins no trust; honesty is the true mark of courage.
Date:
To
The Headmaster/Headmistress,
[Your School Name],
[School Address].
Subject: Prayer for a half-holiday.
Sir,
We, the students of class [Your Class], most respectfully beg to state that our annual sports competition has just ended. We are all tired after the day’s events and need some rest. Therefore, we request you kindly to grant us a half-holiday today.
We shall remain ever grateful to you.
Sincerely yours,
[Your Name]
On behalf of the students of class
Date:
To
The Headmaster/Headmistress,
[Your School Name],
[School Address].
Subject: Prayer for opening a relief camp in the school campus.
Sir,
We, the students of your school, would like to draw your kind attention to the suffering of the flood/cyclone-affected people in our area. Many people have lost their homes and are in urgent need of food, shelter, and medicine.
We, therefore, request you to kindly allow us to open a relief camp in the school campus to collect and distribute necessary items. Your kind permission will help us serve humanity in this hour of need.
Sincerely yours,
[Your Name]
On behalf of the students of [Your Class]
Date:
To
The Headmaster/Headmistress,
[Your School Name],
[School Address].
Subject: Prayer for leave of absence.
Sir/Madam,
I respectfully beg to state that I could not attend school from [Start Date] to [End Date] as I was suffering from a fever. I am now quite well and wish to join classes again.
I, therefore, request you kindly to grant me leave of absence for those days and allow me to join classes.
Yours obediently,
[Your Name]
Class: [Your Class]
Roll No.: [Your Roll]
Date:
To
The Headmaster/Headmistress,
[Your School Name],
[School Address].
Subject: Prayer for financial assistance from the poor fund.
Sir/Madam,
I would like to inform you that I am a student of class [Your Class] in your school. My father is a day laborer, and he is unable to bear my educational expenses. I am very eager to continue my studies, but the cost of books, tuition, and other fees is becoming unaffordable.
I, therefore, request you kindly to grant me some financial help from the poor fund so that I can continue my studies.
Yours obediently,
[Your Name]
Class: [Your Class]
Roll No.: [Your Roll]
To
The Headmaster,
[Your School Name],
[School Address].
Subject: Request to hold classes in the morning.
Sir,
We, the students of [Your Class, e.g., Class 9], would like to draw your kind attention to the fact that the weather nowadays is getting extremely hot and unbearable during the daytime. It becomes very difficult for us to attend classes and concentrate on our studies in the scorching heat, especially after 11 a.m.
In this situation, we earnestly request you to arrange for the classes to be held in the morning, starting from 7:00 a.m. or 7:30 a.m., so that we can complete our lessons in a comfortable environment.
We hope you will consider our request and take necessary steps for the betterment of the students.
Sincerely yours,
[Your Name]
On behalf of the students of Class [X]
[Date]
To
The Headmaster,
[Your School Name],
[School Address].
Subject: Request for permission and necessary funds to stage a drama.
Sir,
We, the students of Class [Your Class], would like to inform you that we are planning to stage a drama on the occasion of the upcoming annual cultural programme of our school. This event will not only showcase our talents but also encourage cultural activities among students.
For this purpose, we humbly seek your kind permission to arrange and perform the drama in the school auditorium. We also request you to kindly allocate the necessary funds for costumes, stage setup, and other related expenses.
We assure you that we will work hard and maintain discipline throughout the preparation and performance. Your kind approval and support will greatly inspire us.
Sincerely yours,
[Your Name]
On behalf of the students of Class [X]
[Date]
To
The Chairman,
[Name of Your Union Council],
[Union Address].
Subject: Request for construction of a bridge over the canal in our locality.
Sir,
With due respect, I would like to draw your kind attention to the fact that there is a canal in our locality (name of the village/area) which causes great difficulty for the residents, especially during the rainy season. There is no bridge over it, and people, particularly school-going children, elderly persons, and patients, suffer a lot while crossing it.
If a bridge is constructed over the canal, it will greatly ease communication and benefit the entire community by saving time and ensuring safety.
Therefore, I earnestly request you to take immediate steps to construct a bridge over the canal for the greater interest of the people.
Sincerely yours,
[Your Name]
[Your Village Name],
[Union Name], [Upazila Name], [District Name]
[Date]
7 May 2025
The Headmaster,
[Your School Name],
[School Address].
Subject: Prayer for permission to go on a study tour.
Sir,
We, the students of Class [Your Class], want to arrange a study tour to [place name] to enrich our knowledge and enjoy nature. Our subject teachers have agreed to guide us, and our guardians have also given consent.
We, therefore, pray and hope that you would kindly grant us permission and help us by providing necessary support for the tour.
Obediently yours,
[Your Name]
Class: [Your Class]
On behalf of the students
7 May 2025
The Headmistress,
[Your School Name],
[School Address].
Subject: Prayer for a transfer certificate.
Madam,
I would like to state that my father, a government employee, has been transferred to [New Location]. Our family will move there soon. So, I will not be able to continue my study at your school.
I, therefore, pray and hope that you would kindly issue me a transfer certificate so that I can get admitted to a new school there.
Yours obediently,
[Your Name]
Class: [Your Class]
Roll No: [Your Roll Number]
7 May 2025
The Headmaster,
[Your School Name],
[School Address].
Subject: Prayer for increasing common room facilities.
Sir,
We, the students of your school, would like to inform you that the common room of our school lacks adequate facilities. There are only a few indoor games, and the seating arrangement is insufficient. It does not serve the purpose for which it was intended.
We, therefore, request you kindly increase the common room facilities by adding more games, books, and furniture.
Sincerely yours,
[Your Name]
Class: [Your Class]
On behalf of the students
Rahim: Good morning, Anika! You look fresh today. Do you exercise regularly?
Anika: Good morning, Rahim! Yes, I do. I go for a jog in the park every morning for thirty minutes.
Rahim: That’s great. Why do you prefer jogging?
Anika: Jogging improves my cardiovascular health, reduces stress, and keeps me energetic throughout the day.
Rahim: I’ve been meaning to start exercising but I never find the time. How do you manage?
Anika: I wake up at 5:30 a.m. so I can finish before breakfast and get ready for college. If you plan your day, you’ll always find a slot.
Rahim: I see. Perhaps I’ll try a brisk walk after classes. Would you like to join me this afternoon?
Anika: Sure! A light walk is a good start. Let’s meet at the campus gate at 4 p.m.
Rahim: It’s a deal—see you then!
Anika: See you!
Sara: Hello, Imran. I heard you collect old coins. Is that true?
Imran: Hello, Sara. Yes, coin collecting is my hobby. I’ve been doing it for three years.
Sara: That’s interesting! How did you get started?
Imran: My grandfather gave me a silver rupee from 1901, and I became fascinated by the history behind each coin.
Sara: Which is your most prized coin?
Imran: A copper one-anna piece from Emperor Akbar’s reign. It’s rare and in excellent condition.
Sara: Wow! Do you display them anywhere?
Imran: Yes, I keep them in a glass showcase in my room, with labels detailing their origin and year.
Sara: It must take patience and care. Do you ever trade with other collectors?
Imran: Occasionally, at numismatic fairs. It’s a great way to learn and find new pieces.
Sara: Your hobby sounds both educational and enjoyable. Maybe I’ll try stamp collecting!
Imran: That’s a wonderful idea. Every hobby opens doors to new knowledge and friends.
Ayesha: Hi, Naveed! Have you decided on your future career path yet?
Naveed: Hi, Ayesha. Yes, I plan to become a software engineer. I’m applying to computer science programs abroad.
Ayesha: That’s ambitious! Why software engineering?
Naveed: I enjoy problem-solving and coding. Technology shapes the future, and I want to contribute to innovative solutions.
Ayesha: Which universities are you targeting?
Naveed: I’ve shortlisted the University of South Wales in the UK and Monash University in Australia. Both have strong industry links.
Ayesha: Have you thought about the entrance exams and language tests?
Naveed: Yes. I’m preparing for the GRE and IELTS. I study two hours daily and take mock tests every weekend.
Ayesha: That sounds well-organized. What about after graduation?
Naveed: I hope to work for a leading tech firm, gain experience, and eventually start my own software company back home.
Ayesha: I’m sure you’ll succeed with such clear goals and hard work.
Naveed: Thank you, Ayesha. Your encouragement means a lot!
Teacher: Good morning, Riya. You look quite fresh today.
Riya: Good morning, Sir. Thank you. I started waking up early this week.
Teacher: That’s excellent! What time do you get up now?
Riya: I’m up by 5:30 a.m. every day.
Teacher: Very good. How has it helped you?
Riya: I have time for prayer, exercise, and revision before school. I feel more energetic in class.
Teacher: Exactly. Early rising improves concentration and discipline. Keep it up!
Riya: I will, Sir. Thank you for your encouragement.
Tanzim: Wow, look at this stall, Meena—first editions of classic novels!
Meena: Incredible! I’ve always wanted to own Pride and Prejudice.
Tanzim: Here it is, for only 300 taka. Shall I pick it up?
Meena: Please do. Meanwhile, I’ll check the bargain corner for children’s books.
(Five minutes later)
Meena: I found a lovely illustrated copy of The Jungle Book for 150 taka.
Tanzim: That’s a steal! What else shall we explore?
Meena: Let’s head to the academic section. I need reference books for my upcoming exams.
Tanzim: Good idea. After that, we can grab some tea and discuss our finds.
Meena: Perfect plan!
Kamal: Hello, Saba. Did you hear about the community tree plantation this Saturday?
Saba: Hi, Kamal. Yes—I’m planning to attend. Are you joining too?
Kamal: Absolutely. I think it’s important to increase green cover in our neighborhood.
Saba: I agree. Do you know where we should meet?
Kamal: At the park entrance at 8 a.m. They’ll provide saplings and tools.
Saba: Great! Which trees are they planting?
Kamal: Mostly native fruit trees—mango, jackfruit, and some flowering trees like Sonalu.
Saba: Wonderful choices. I’ve read they grow quickly and support local wildlife.
Kamal: Exactly. See you on Saturday with gardening gloves!
Saba: See you then—let’s make our community greener!
Myself: Hey Rafi, do you read the newspaper regularly?
Friend: Not really. I sometimes glance at the headlines online, but I don’t follow it regularly. Why do you ask?
Myself: I think it’s a great habit. Reading newspapers not only keeps us informed about current affairs but also helps improve our language skills.
Friend: Hmm, that sounds useful. But can’t we just get news from social media?
Myself: Social media often spreads rumors and unverified news. Newspapers, on the other hand, usually go through proper editing and fact-checking. Plus, the analysis in editorials and opinion sections helps develop critical thinking.
Friend: That’s a good point. I never thought of it that way. But doesn’t it take a lot of time?
Myself: Not really. Just spending 20-30 minutes a day can give you a solid understanding of what’s happening around the world. And you’ll learn a lot of new vocabulary and expressions, especially if you read English newspapers.
Friend: Wow, now I see how beneficial it can be. Maybe I’ll subscribe to one. Which newspaper do you suggest?
Myself: For national news, you can read The Daily Star or Prothom Alo. For international perspectives, BBC News or The Guardian are great.
Friend: Thanks! I’ll definitely start reading regularly from now on.
Myself: That’s great! Trust me, you’ll notice the difference within a few weeks.
Myself: Hi Tanvir! I’ve noticed you’ve been attending English spoken classes lately. How is it going?
Friend: Hi! Yes, I joined last month. It’s going quite well, actually. I realized how important English is these days.
Myself: Absolutely. English is often called the global language. It’s essential for higher education, business, and even using the internet effectively.
Friend: That’s true. Most textbooks, journals, and even job applications are in English. Without good English skills, it’s hard to go far.
Myself: Exactly. Even in Bangladesh, knowing English gives you an edge in the job market. Employers prefer candidates who can communicate fluently in English.
Friend: I also noticed that it’s easier to travel and talk to people from different countries if you know English.
Myself: True. It also helps in exams like IELTS or TOEFL if you want to study abroad. And English movies, books, and websites expose us to global cultures.
Friend: But sometimes, I feel nervous about speaking. What should I do?
Myself: Practice is the key. Try speaking with friends, watching English shows with subtitles, and reading aloud. Don’t worry about mistakes — that’s how you learn.
Friend: That’s encouraging! I’ll keep working on it. I want to be confident in English.
Myself: You’re on the right track. Keep it up!
Myself: Exams are just around the corner. Are you feeling prepared?
Friend: To be honest, not really. I feel overwhelmed. There’s so much to study!
Myself: I understand. But with proper planning, it becomes manageable. Do you follow any routine?
Friend: Not a fixed one. I just study randomly based on what I feel like.
Myself: That’s not very effective. You should make a daily study schedule. Divide your subjects and set specific goals for each day.
Friend: That sounds helpful. What else should I do?
Myself: Revise regularly. Don’t wait till the last week. And practice writing answers — that improves your speed and memory.
Friend: I always struggle with time in the exam hall.
Myself: Then you must solve past exam papers under timed conditions. That will give you an idea of how to manage time during the real exam.
Friend: Good idea! Any tips for staying focused?
Myself: Keep your phone away, take short breaks, and stay hydrated. Also, make sure you sleep at least 7 hours every night. A fresh mind works faster.
Friend: Thanks a lot! Your tips are really practical. I’ll start following them from today.
Myself: Best of luck! Let’s both try to give our best this time.
To: alex.johnson@email.com
Subject: Discover the Natural Beauty of Bangladesh
Dear Alex,
I hope you’re doing well. Today I want to share something special — the breathtaking natural beauty of my country, Bangladesh.
Bangladesh is a land of rivers, greenery, and natural wonders. The Sundarbans, the largest mangrove forest in the world, is home to the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger. Cox’s Bazar, with the longest natural sea beach in the world, is a must-see. We also have the serene hill tracts of Bandarban and Rangamati, where the green hills touch the sky.
Village life here is equally beautiful. The golden paddy fields, the peaceful rural roads, and the sound of birds make it feel like paradise. The sunrise and sunset over the rivers create scenes that words can hardly describe.
I hope you get a chance to visit and experience this natural beauty in person. It would be a pleasure to show you around!
Warm regards,
Your friend,
Rahim
To: shakil.khan@email.com
Subject: Join Us for a Picnic This Friday!
Dear Shakil,
I hope everything is going well with your studies. I’m writing to invite you to a picnic we are organizing next Friday at the Botanical Garden.
Our classmates are joining, and we’ve planned games, music, food, and lots of fun activities. It’s a great chance to relax before exams and enjoy nature with friends. We will leave early in the morning and return by evening. Transportation will be arranged.
Please confirm if you can come. We all would love to have you with us.
Best wishes,
Your friend,
Rahim
To: farhan.mail@email.com
Subject: How I’m Learning English Effectively
Dear Farhan,
Thanks for your last e-mail. You asked me how I’m learning English, so I thought I’d share what’s working for me.
First, I try to read English newspapers daily and watch English news or videos with subtitles. It helps me improve vocabulary and pronunciation. I also write short paragraphs and check them for mistakes using grammar apps. Practicing speaking with friends is another helpful method I follow.
Most importantly, I’ve made a habit of learning five new words each day and using them in sentences. It may seem simple, but it’s very effective.
Try these methods and let me know how they work for you!
Take care,
Your friend,
Rahim
To: nabil.rahman@email.com
Subject: My Preparation for the Upcoming Examination
Dear Nabil,
How are you? I hope you are doing well. As exams are getting closer, I wanted to share how I am preparing.
I’ve made a daily routine to cover all subjects. I focus more on the subjects I find difficult, like Math and Science. I’m also revising regularly and practicing previous years’ question papers. I’ve reduced screen time and try to stay away from distractions.
I’ve also joined a group study with a few classmates. It helps clarify tough concepts. I feel more confident now than before.
Let me know how your preparation is going too!
Best of luck,
Your friend,
Rahim
To: imran.bd@email.com
Subject: Importance of Reading Newspaper
Dear Imran,
I hope you are doing well. I want to share something important with you — the habit of reading newspapers.
Reading newspapers helps you stay updated with national and international events. It improves your general knowledge, language skills, and vocabulary. Editorials also develop your thinking and analytical ability.
Even if you read for just 20 minutes a day, you’ll see improvement in your English and your understanding of current affairs. It will also help in competitive exams in the future.
So please start reading a good English or Bengali newspaper every day.
Take care,
Your brother,
Rahim
To: sadia.friends@email.com
Subject: Our Annual Sports Day Celebration
Dear Sadia,
Hope you’re doing great! I wanted to tell you about our school’s annual sports day, which took place last week.
It was a colorful and energetic event. The field was decorated with flags and balloons. Our principal gave a short speech to begin the event. Then we had races, high jump, long jump, relay, and even a tug of war. I took part in the 100-meter race and won second place!
The best part was the prize-giving ceremony. Everyone cheered loudly, and the winners received medals and certificates. It was a day filled with fun, teamwork, and school spirit.
I really wish you were there to see it!
Warm wishes,
Your friend,
Rahim
To: friend@example.com
Subject: My Memorable Visit to the Sundarbans
Dear [Friend’s Name],
I hope this email finds you in good health and high spirits. I am writing to share my recent experience of visiting the Sundarbans, the largest mangrove forest in the world.
Last week, I had the opportunity to explore this natural wonder with my family. The dense forest, winding rivers, and diverse wildlife left me in awe. We even spotted a Royal Bengal Tiger from a safe distance, which was the highlight of our trip.
The tranquility of the environment and the hospitality of the local people made the visit unforgettable. I believe you would greatly enjoy such an adventure.
Looking forward to hearing about your recent experiences.
Warm regards,
[Your Name]
To: father@example.com
Subject: My Recent Exam Results
Dear Father,
I hope you are doing well. I am pleased to inform you that my exam results have been published, and I have secured excellent grades in all subjects.
Your constant support and encouragement played a significant role in my success. I am determined to maintain this performance in the future.
Please convey my regards to Mother and other family members.
With love,
[Your Name]
To: brother@example.com
Subject: Importance of Regular Study Habits
Dear [Brother’s Name],
I hope this email finds you well. I want to emphasize the importance of regular study habits in achieving academic success.
Consistent study not only enhances understanding but also reduces stress before exams. I encourage you to allocate specific time slots each day for your studies and stick to this routine diligently.
Remember, discipline and perseverance are key to excellence.
Take care and study well.
Best wishes,
[Your Name]
A village market is a common sight in the rural areas of Bangladesh. It is a place where villagers gather to buy and sell daily necessities. Usually, it is set up in an open space under a large banyan tree or beside a river or canal. There are two types of village markets: daily markets and weekly “haats.” The haat is held on specific days of the week and attracts more people.
The market begins in the morning and continues till noon. Some larger markets remain open till evening. In a village market, various shops and stalls are arranged in rows. One can find vegetables, fruits, fish, meat, clothes, groceries, and household items. Sellers shout out their prices to attract buyers. The fish market is the most crowded section, as fresh fish is in high demand.
A village market plays a vital role in the rural economy. It is a meeting place for people from nearby villages. Farmers bring their produce, and in exchange, they buy necessary goods. However, village markets often lack proper sanitation and drainage. The environment becomes dirty, especially during the rainy season.
Despite its shortcomings, a village market is a lifeline for rural people. It not only fulfills their economic needs but also serves as a social gathering place. Therefore, it is essential to improve its condition for the benefit of the villagers.
Hobby means an activity done regularly in one’s leisure time for pleasure. Everyone needs a hobby to refresh their mind and keep away from boredom. My favorite hobby is gardening. It gives me immense joy and satisfaction. In my small garden, I grow flowers and vegetables.
I spend my free time taking care of my garden. I water the plants regularly, remove weeds, and sometimes change the soil. I have planted roses, marigolds, and sunflowers. In one corner, I grow seasonal vegetables like tomatoes, spinach, and carrots. Watching the flowers bloom and vegetables grow fills my heart with happiness.
Gardening teaches me patience and responsibility. It helps me stay physically active and mentally relaxed. It also makes me aware of the importance of nature. When I see butterflies and birds visiting my garden, I feel connected to the environment.
In this busy world, a hobby like gardening helps me to live a balanced life. It keeps me away from the harmful effects of excessive screen time and helps me enjoy the beauty of nature. That is why gardening is my favorite hobby.
A student is the future of a nation. Therefore, it is essential for a student to understand and perform his duties properly. The primary duty of a student is to acquire knowledge. A student must be attentive in class, study regularly, and respect teachers. Punctuality and discipline are also key duties of a student.
Besides academic responsibilities, students should develop good habits and moral values. They must be truthful, obedient, and hardworking. Helping classmates and showing kindness to others are also important duties. A good student not only thinks about personal success but also about the welfare of others.
In addition, students have social duties. They should help in community development, take part in cleanliness drives, and raise awareness about important issues. In times of national need, students can volunteer in relief works and campaigns.
A student’s life is the time to build character and prepare for future responsibilities. If a student performs his duties sincerely, he will become a responsible citizen. Thus, students must be dedicated to their duties to contribute to the progress of the country.
Reading newspapers is a good habit that keeps us informed about the world. It is the storehouse of knowledge and information. In the modern world, where events occur every moment, newspapers play a vital role in our daily life.
There are different types of newspapers—daily, weekly, and monthly. They contain news about politics, economy, sports, science, culture, and entertainment. By reading newspapers, we can know what is happening not only in our country but also across the globe.
Newspapers help students improve their language skills, vocabulary, and general knowledge. They also create awareness about current affairs, health issues, and government policies. For job seekers, the classified section of newspapers is very helpful.
However, newspapers must be read carefully. One should not believe rumors or false news. Nowadays, some newspapers publish biased or sensational news for profit. Therefore, it is important to choose a reputed newspaper.
In short, reading newspapers is an essential habit in this age of information. It keeps us updated and educated, making us better citizens.
Science has made our life easier, faster, and more comfortable. It has changed the world in a way that was unimaginable a few centuries ago. The inventions of modern science are nothing short of miracles.
Electricity is one of the greatest wonders of science. It lights our homes, runs machines, and powers industries. Modern communication, such as the telephone, mobile phone, and internet, has made the world a global village. We can talk to anyone anywhere in the world within seconds.
In the field of transport, science has given us cars, buses, trains, ships, and airplanes. Travelling long distances has become easier and quicker. In medical science, the invention of X-rays, MRI, vaccines, and surgical tools has saved millions of lives.
Science has also made progress in agriculture. Modern machinery, fertilizers, and irrigation systems help grow more food. Television, radio, and computers are excellent sources of knowledge and entertainment.
However, science can be harmful if misused. Weapons of mass destruction and environmental pollution are examples of its dark side. We must use science for the benefit of humanity.
To conclude, science is a blessing for mankind. Its wonders have brought revolutionary changes in every sphere of life. We should use it wisely to build a better future.
Introduction:
Bangladesh, being a country of six distinct seasons, experiences a unique charm with each. Among these, spring stands out as the most delightful. Known as the queen of seasons, spring brings a refreshing change in nature and life.
Duration and Characteristics:
Spring encompasses the Bengali months of Falgun and Chaitra, corresponding to mid-February through mid-April. It arrives after the chilly winter, introducing moderate temperatures and pleasant weather. The environment becomes vibrant, with blooming flowers and lush greenery.
Natural Beauty:
During spring, nature adorns itself with colorful flowers like Palash, Shimul, and Marigold. Trees sprout new leaves, and the air is filled with the sweet scent of blossoms. Birds chirp melodiously, and butterflies flutter around, enhancing the season’s beauty.
Cultural Significance:
Spring holds cultural importance in Bangladesh. Festivals like Pahela Falgun and Holi are celebrated with enthusiasm. People wear colorful attire, sing songs, and participate in various cultural programs, embracing the joy of the season.
Impact on Life:
The season invigorates people’s spirits. Farmers find it favorable for cultivating crops, while students and workers feel more energetic. The overall mood becomes cheerful, and activities flourish in this congenial atmosphere.
Conclusion:
Spring, with its pleasant weather, natural beauty, and cultural vibrancy, is undoubtedly the most cherished season in Bangladesh. It rejuvenates life and fills hearts with joy, making it my favorite season.
Introduction:
Traveling offers a break from routine life and provides new experiences. Recently, I embarked on a memorable journey to Cox’s Bazar, the world’s longest sea beach, which left an indelible mark on my mind.
Preparation:
During the last winter vacation, my family planned a trip to Cox’s Bazar. We booked our train tickets and hotel in advance. I was thrilled, as it was my first visit to the sea.
The Journey:
We boarded the train from Dhaka early in the morning. The journey was comfortable, with scenic views of the countryside, rivers, and villages. We reached Cox’s Bazar in the evening and checked into our hotel.
Experiences at Cox’s Bazar:
The next morning, we visited the beach. The vast expanse of the sea and the sound of waves mesmerized me. We enjoyed swimming, collecting seashells, and watching the sunset. We also visited nearby attractions like Himchari and Inani Beach.
Memorable Moments:
One evening, we had a beachside barbecue, relishing fresh seafood. The nights were spent listening to the soothing sound of waves. The entire experience was both relaxing and exhilarating.
Conclusion:
The journey to Cox’s Bazar was an unforgettable experience. It not only provided leisure but also enriched my understanding of nature’s beauty. I look forward to more such journeys in the future.
Introduction:
Physical exercise is vital for maintaining good health and leading a balanced life. In today’s sedentary lifestyle, incorporating regular exercise is more important than ever.
Definition and Types:
Physical exercise refers to bodily activities that enhance or maintain physical fitness and overall health. Common forms include walking, running, swimming, cycling, and playing sports like football or cricket.
Benefits:
Regular exercise strengthens muscles, improves cardiovascular health, and boosts immunity. It aids in weight management, enhances flexibility, and promotes better sleep. Mentally, it reduces stress, anxiety, and depression, leading to improved mood and cognitive function.
Importance for Students:
For students, physical exercise is crucial. It increases concentration, sharpens memory, and enhances academic performance. Participating in sports also teaches teamwork, discipline, and time management.
Consequences of Neglect:
Lack of physical activity can lead to obesity, heart diseases, diabetes, and other health issues. It may also result in mental health problems like depression and anxiety.
Conclusion:
Incorporating physical exercise into daily routines is essential for a healthy and fulfilling life. It benefits both the body and mind, making it indispensable for people of all ages.
Introduction:
Discipline is the practice of training oneself to follow rules and maintain order. It is a fundamental virtue that plays a pivotal role in personal and societal development.
Importance in Personal Life:
A disciplined individual manages time effectively, sets goals, and works diligently to achieve them. Discipline fosters self-control, responsibility, and perseverance, leading to personal growth and success.
Role in Education:
In educational institutions, discipline is paramount. It creates an environment conducive to learning, where students respect teachers, adhere to schedules, and focus on studies. Discipline among students leads to academic excellence and character building.
Significance in Society:
A disciplined society functions smoothly. Citizens obey laws, maintain harmony, and contribute positively to the community. Discipline ensures justice, peace, and progress in a nation.
Consequences of Indiscipline:
Lack of discipline leads to chaos, inefficiency, and failure. In personal life, it results in missed opportunities and regret. In society, indiscipline can cause unrest and hinder development.
Conclusion:
Discipline is the cornerstone of success and harmony. Cultivating discipline from an early age ensures a prosperous personal life and a thriving society.
Education – Empowering You Through Knowledge and Skills
At OneTech, we believe that quality education is the foundation of innovation and professional growth. Our “Education” page is dedicated to providing learners of all levels with the tools, resources, and mentorship needed to succeed in today’s competitive digital landscape. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to sharpen your skills, OneTech’s education programs are designed to cater to a wide range of interests in the fields of Information Technology, Graphic Design, Video Editing, Website Development, and Digital Marketing.
Our courses are curated and taught by experienced professionals who bring industry-relevant expertise into every lesson. From basic computer literacy to advanced Adobe software training, SEO strategies, and coding essentials, our modules are built to be both practical and engaging. We emphasize real-world applications, hands-on projects, and up-to-date content so learners can confidently transition their knowledge into freelance work, full-time careers, or entrepreneurial ventures.
Additionally, OneTech provides personalized learning paths, live mentorship sessions, and access to exclusive resources that make our educational platform truly comprehensive. We understand that every student learns differently, which is why we offer flexible schedules, downloadable resources, and community support.
Whether you’re a student, a working professional, or a curious learner seeking growth, OneTech’s education initiatives are your gateway to digital excellence. Our commitment doesn’t end at the last lesson — we support you beyond the classroom with ongoing learning opportunities, certification, and career guidance.
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Education at OneTech
At OneTech, education is more than just learning—it’s a path to innovation, creativity, and success. Our mission is to deliver quality education that prepares students and professionals for the fast-paced world of technology. Through practical, hands-on education, we empower learners to master IT services, web development, graphics design, video editing, and digital marketing.
Our education system focuses on real-world applications. We believe that education should be dynamic and accessible to all. That’s why we offer flexible schedules, both online and offline education modules, and personalized mentorship from industry experts. Education at OneTech is tailored to suit every learner’s pace, preference, and passion.
We’ve designed our education programs to include certifications that validate your skills and help you advance in your career. From beginner to expert level, each education track follows a structured path with updated content that reflects current industry standards. We’re constantly improving our education materials to ensure that your learning journey is relevant and impactful.
Whether you’re learning from our blog, attending a live workshop, or participating in our online education platform, you’re engaging with a system that values growth and innovation. Our community thrives on collaboration, with education being the foundation of all we do.
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