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                                           The place I Visited Last Year   Visiting a place with friends or family members is always a great memory to remember. No matter it is a new place or we have visited the place earlier, we feel really well when we visit the place again and again. I personally get a lot of memories to share with my friends and dear ones. I usually take a camera to click some interesting moments while I visit any place. I also maintain a diary where I list all the interesting memories. Last year, I have visited Lalbagh Fort that is a great historical place in Bangladesh. It is a 17th Century Mughal fort that is situated by the river Buriganga. It is one of the oldest architectures of Bangladesh. Mughal Subahdar Muhammad Azam Shah built the fort. Muhammad Azam Shah was the son of the emperor, Aurangzeb. People say that the construction of Lalbag Fort ne...

                       The place I Visited Last Year Traveling is always a great fun for me. Last year I went to my uncle’s house in Sylhet. Last year, in the summer holiday, my uncle invited me and my family to go there . I told my father about that. He told me that he couldn’t go with us neither mother. So I called my friends to go with me. 3 of them agreed to go with me.We decided that we would go there by bus. Though it will take too much time, but we love the bus journey. We  started the journey early in the morning. It took almost 7 hours to reach there. My uncle welcomed us warmly. We went to my uncle house and take some rest, have some food and gossiped too much that day. Next day we decided to go travel Sylhet. We already choose some place to go. At first we went to the Bisanakandi. Bisanakandi is a very beautiful place, adorned with hills, stones, waterfall and river. We spend more than 3 hours there. Then we wen...

  Change the assertive sentence to interrogative; 1) It was a great sight. Ans: Wasn’t it a great sight? 2) No one can tolerate this. Ans: Who can tolerate this? 3) Nobody salutes the setting sun. Ans: Who salutes the setting sun? / Does anybody salute the setting sun? 4) Gulliver could hear his watch ticking in his pocket. Ans: Couldn’t Gulliver hear his watch ticking in his pocket? 5) It is useless to cry over spilt milk. Ans: Isn’t it useless to cry over spilt milk? 6) The beauty of nature is beyond description. Ans: Isn’t the beauty of nature beyond description? 7) Everybody has heard of Darwin. Ans: Who doesn’t have heard of Darwin? / Who hasn’t heard of Darwin? 8) He has his dinner at seven every evening. Ans: Doesn’t he have his dinner at seven every evening? 9) I told him to practice regularly. Ans: Didn’t I tell him to practice regularly? 10) Virtue has its own reward. Ans: Doesn’t virtue have its own reward? Paragraph: My Visit to a Historical Place Historical place means...

  Exam :simple,complex,compound                 Mark: 10 1.Raju was a small boy who lived in the orphanage    (simple) 2.Thus what he showed was a great love and respect to his mother    (simple) 3.Since he was small , he coudn't touch the roof.   (simple) 4.unfortunately, they do not get the due price of their products   (compound) 5.They are peace loving    (complex) 6.He is too weak to move.  (complex) 7.when it was raining , I went away.   (simple) 8.The book which has been published in book fair got good market. (simple) 9.I got up from bed and ran to the spot.  (simple) 10.I saw that  a cottage was burning .(simple)

  Why Kartik Poramanik is an inspiration for us Karthik Poramanik is an inspiration for us. Yes I Think that! Because Karthik loves tree from the middle under heart. He was started planting tree from a very young age. He was inspired to plant tree by his father. Karthik Poramanik had a hobby of planting tree and make big garden that are very large. So that human, animals and nature can be benefited from these tree. Karthik Poramanik himself realized how much pain he felt when tired people could not find shelter in the shade of a tree in the midst of work. With the idea that the shade of a tree could alleviate the suffering of tired people, He was started planting tree on the side of the road, next to the school house yard and around of playgraound. He would bear all the expenses himself. Many nights he would water the trees so people thought he was mad. Kartik Poramanik unselfishly plants trees for the benefit of the people. He used to take care of the trees himself. Kartik Poraman...

  Why Kartik Poramanik is an inspiration for us? I think Kartik Poramanik is an inspiration for us. Because Kartik loves trees from the heart. He started planting trees from a very young age. He was inspired to plant trees by his father. Kartik had a hobby of planting trees that are very large. So that man and nature can benefit from these trees. Kartik himself realized how much pain he felt when tired people could not find shelter in the shade of a tree in the midst of work. With the idea that the shade of a tree could alleviate the suffering of tired people, he started planting trees on the side of the road, next to the school. He would bear all the expenses himself. Many nights he would water the trees so people thought he was mad. Kartik unselfishly plant trees for the benefit of the people. He used to take care of the trees himself. Kartik used to plant trees but did not expect the fruit. So, I think Kartik Poramanik is the inspiration in the work of the present young generati...

  " How we can help river gypsy children" River gypsies are an ethnic group of people in Bangladesh. They are also known as "Bedey" to local people who travel from one place to another. Their main vehicle is the boat to travel. There is a bot school in my area. We try to teach children of the river gypsy. It is very sad that they are deprived of many benefitseven though they are citizens of Bangladesh. They are deprived of the light of education as well as civil rights. Only education can give us our civil rights. So, we decided to teach them to read and write. As we have a boat school we go to their family and advise them to bring their children to school. We have some plans for them. We have decided that we will provide them with basic textbooks of school for free. At first you want to teach them the basic of English, mathematics, computer and other available technologies. We can take our laptops and show them what technology can do. We can also teach them about m...

   Why do you think that the title is appropriate for the story "The Truthful  dove"? The Title is Appropriate for the Story "The Truthful Dove" I think the title is appropriate for the story because it gives us a strong and real message about the dove that the dove is really a truthful bird. For being truthful the dove has gained a place at the heart of the poet's. It has earned the status of being a source of passion for love by the poet's. as long as the world lasts to rhyme with "Love". The two-bird bat and owl got punishment for their ill-doing and the dove gained reward for its being realistic and truthful. So, we can say the title of the story "The Truthful Dove" is appropriate and admirable. In our society, there are some people who are like the Bat. They take the path of materialistic benefit. On the other hand, we have truthful persons in our society as well. The story, tells about the truthful dove to inspire us to be truthful ...

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  Kartik Pramanik planting more trees and encouraging others to follow his lead; Tarapur village in Monakosha union under Chapainawabganj's Shivpur upazila. PHOTO: STARThe farmers and rural areas are abound with the stories of success and development that was once envisaged and featured by Channel I's 'Hridoye Mati O Manush' programme and today, they seem to have come to reality. One of these petite stories has turned into a revolution, of which Kartik Pramanik is the main character. Dear readers, I hope you remember a winter morning at Tarapur village in Monakosha union under Chanpainawabganj's Shivpur upazila nine years back in 2004 where a rugged nature had turned into a tranquil locality with greenery. Much of its credit goes to Kartik Pramanik, an ordinary man. A barber by profession, his inner statements still ring into the ears. I was quite amazed speaking with this legendary man who made the entire region green by planting trees. “If humans don't pray fo...

                               Report Writing  International Mother Language Observed in your college A devastating fire, taking 30 lives Price hike of the Essential Commodities Observance of the Victory Day A tragic accident A village fair held in your locality HSC Results Publish The effect of satellite Channels Day long Hartal Paralyzed the whole Nation Trees cut Indiscriminately in our Country Bad effect of cutting Trees National Mourning Day observed with great solemnity

  Formation of Antonyms There are a lot of system of forming antonyms in English here you will get some nice and easy way. Un   Able =  Un able, Kind =  Un kind, Common =  Un common, Conscious =  Un conscious. Non   Sense =  Non sense, Stop =  Non stop, Violence =  Non violence. Dis Agree =  Dis agree, Honest =  Dis honest, Like =  Dis like, Obey =  Dis obey, Allow =  Dis allow. Mal Practice = Malpractice, Nutrition = Malnutrition. Mis Fortune =  Mis fortune, Use =  Mis use, Understand =  Mis understand, Conduct =  Mis conduct. Anti Climax =  Anti climax, Social =  Anti social, Septic =  Anti septic. De Merit =  De merit, Control =  De control, Entrain =  De train. Il Legal =  Il legal, Literate =  Il literate, Logical =  Il logical, Legible =  Il legible. Im Balance =  Im balance, Possible =  Im possible, Personal =  Im personal...

  Tag Question Definition of Tag Question:   This is used frequently in conversation to verify a statement. Examples : I write a letter,  don’t I ? They can read,  can’t they ? Details on  Tag Question: Short forms of Auxiliary Verb:   (am=  aren’t , is=  isn’t , are=  aren’t , was=  wasn’t , were=  weren’t , do=  don’t ,   does=  doesn’t , Did=  didn’t , have=  haven’t , has=  hasn’t , had=  hadn’t , shall=  shan’t , will=  won’t , can=  can’t , Could=  couldn’t , must=  mustn’t , might=  mightn’t , dare=  daren’t ) Auxiliary Verbs :   Primary Auxiliary:   am, is, are, was, were, have, has, had, do, does, did.                              Modal Auxiliary:   can, could, may, might, shall, should, will, would, et...

  NAME SUBJECT AUXILIARY  VERB MAIN  VERB VERB+ OBJECT Present Indefinite Subject Verb(Present)               s/es Object Past Indefinite Subject Verb(Past)                    Object Future Indefinite Subject will Verb(Present)               Object Present Continuous Subject am/is/are  Verb(Present) ing Object Past Continuous Subject was/were  Verb(Present) ing Object Future Continuous Subject will be      Verb(Present) ing Object Present Perfect Subject have/has   Verb(Past Participle)    Object Past Perfect Subject had Verb(Past Participle)    Object Future Perfect Subject will have    Verb(Past Participle)    Object Present Perfect Con...