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Any concept of a happy home is personal and not material – the house, the physical aspect of home, should be decent and pleasing - the head of the family should have an adequate income; the lady of the house should not go out for work - love and harmony are the soul of a happy home.
There are different ideas of happiness, and corresponding to them, there are different kinds of happy homes. Some associate happy homes with skyscrapers and palatial bungalows, while others believe that happiness can dwell in humble cottages and one-room tenements in cities. Opinions differ on whether articles of luxury and prestige value are essential in a happy home. Any concept of a happy home is bound to be personal and my ideas on the subject are no exception to this truth.
Home in its physical aspect is a house, a structure of walls and a roof situated amidst certain surroundings. Though the physical aspect of a home is not very important, it should be, if possible, decent and pleasing. A fairly spacious and good house is one of the elements that constitute a happy home. Thinking of an ideal home, I conjure up a vision of a house where every adult member of the family has a room of his own, and which is situated either in a quiet suburb of a city or amidst the beauties of nature in a village or small town.
From this it follows that the head of the family living in a happy home - in my opinion, it is not a large family - should have an adequate income. Poverty and happiness do not go hand in hand. To adapt a line from Gray, "chill penury freezes the genial current of the soul”. I have said that the head of the family should have an adequate income. In the happy home of my conception, the lady of the house does not supplement the family income by going out for work. A working wife neglects her primary duty of attending to her husband and children and spreading that atmosphere of sweetness and tenderness which transforms a house into a home. My opinions are I admit very archaic but old is gold it is said and as far as building a perfect and happy home I believe the lady of the house ought to be a house-wife.
Today while we are already into the twenty first century with the cost of living so very high most wives are forced to go out to work owing to circumstantial pressures. Under such conditions, both husband and wife must work hand in hand, share the chores of the house equally among them. To help build a happy home, both the husband and wife ought to be free from ego problems, in fact they should be humble and open to accept each other's ideas and strive towards a common goal together.
Skyscrapers - very tall buildings. concept - idea, conception. conjure up - call up a picture or vision in one's mind. penury - poverty. genial - happy. perforce - of necessity. bickerings - petty quarrels. archaic - very old-fashioned; no longer used.
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QUICK ACTION SAVED A PRECIOUS LIFE
At first l ignored the alarm. It sounded like a fire alarm, such as the ones we used at the fire drill in our building. I had taken part in so many fire drills that when the real thing happened I mistook it for a drill in the hospital where my Dad was a patient. Then I saw the matron running excitedly shouting "Fire". The look on her face said it all.
Being fairly well built myself, without second thoughts, I just reached down and lifted my Dad who was asleep in bed and started walking towards the exit. By now the doctors and nurses were running here and there shouting orders. I saw some patients gallantly helping others and taking them to the exits. We started to file out. We were on the first floor and the fire seemed to have started on the second floor, we had to hurry. I held my father close to me. He was awake and realising what had happened he smiled at me weakly. I returned the smile reassuringly.
As we reached the exit I heard the welcome sound of the Fire Brigade sirens. Soon a burly fireman walked in, and with crisp instructions had all of us moving as one body down the stairs. Once down, I saw my mother crying and pushing the police away in her efforts to enter the hospital. I called out to her and the moment she saw me, the sorrow that creased her lovely face turned to that of sheer joy.
An attendant of an ambulance standing close by, motioned to me and I helped my father on to a stretcher and into the ambulance. He was going to be taken to another hospital. My mum was a bundle of nerves as she realised that she had been on the brink of widowhood and back. When the ambulance moved off, she just leaned against me and sobbed and sobbed. I held her tightly to me and consoled her as best as I could. We then hired a taxi and followed the ambulance.
Difficult Words: gallantly - in a brave or heroic manner. file out - march out. reassuringly - in a way that removes someone's doubts and fears. burly - (of a person) large and strong; heavily built. creased - to get creases; to make something get creases. motioned - to make a movement, usually with your hand, that tells somebody what to do. sob - to cry while taking in sudden, sharp breaths; to speak while you are crying. consoled - to make somebody happier when he/she is very sad or disappointed.
THE INDEPENDENCE DAY
The fifteenth of August 1947 is a great day in the history of India. On this day India achieved her independence after centuries of slavery. It was an historic event. India became free after a long struggle and countless sacrifices. The National Tricolour Flag was hoisted on the Red Fort. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, hoisted the National Flag in 1947. Since then, the fifteenth of August has been celebrated as Independence Day every year.
Independence Day is celebrated all over the country with great joy and pride. This day has a special significance for Delhi, the capital of India. In Delhi it is celebrated in a big way. The Red Fort is the centre of attraction. Elaborate arrangements are made for the flag hoisting ceremony. The main function starts at 7.30 a.m.
People in the Red Fort to witness the event of the year not only from Delhi but from outside as well. School children gather in big numbers. Ministers, ambassadors and other foreign dignitaries also arrive. A running commentary of the programme is broadcast on All India Radio. The programme is also telecast for the convenience of T.V. viewers.
The Prime Minister unfurls the National Flag and as he does so, the National Anthem is sung by the school children. Twenty-one gun shots are fired in honour of the solemn occasion. The Prime Minister then addresses the Nation reminding the people of the great sacrifices made by the countless men and women to help win India her freedom. He exhorts the people to protect freedom at all costs appealing to them to be united all the time.
It is my sincere belief that we the people of India should pledge to preserve our hard-won freedom every year on this auspicious day. We should also make up our minds to remain united and do everything within our power to make the country prosperous in all directions.
Sujon: Hello Jamia, how are you?
Jamia: Fine, thank you. And how about you?
Sujon: I’m also fine, Jamia. We are in intermediate class. So we must choose our career now.
Jamia: You are quite right. Success in life depends on the right choice of career.
Sujon: We must choose our career properly. May I know your choice of career?
Jamia: Yes, of course. I have decided to become a doctor. Do you like this profession?
Sujon: Yes I do. It is a good profession. Could you tell me why you have chosen this profession?
Jamia: Most of our people are deprived of the service of the doctors.
Sujon: Yes there are shortage of good doctors in our country. People who live in the villages cannot consult a good doctor.
Jamia: I want to serve the people.
Sujon: Are you willing to go to the villagers if necessary?
Jamia: Yes, of course. Through this profession I will be able to earn money honestly. Well, could you tell me about your choice of career?
Sujon: Of course. I want to be an agriculture officer.
Jamia: Most students like to be doctor, Engineer or administrator. Why not you?
Sujon: Our country is an agricultural country. Our economy depends on agriculture.
Jamia: Yes, it is right. Please tell me about your plan.
Sujon: I will get myself admitted into an Agricultural University. After completing my education I will join the service of agriculture cadre. I will make research on agriculture.
Jamia: It’s a noble profession too.
Sujon: I’ll teach the farmers about the modern methods of cultivation.
Jamia: I appreciate your plan.
Sujon: Choosing career is not enough. We must work hard to fulfill our plan.
Jamia: Of course. We must do well in the H.S.C Examination, otherwise we will not be able to become a doctor or an agriculture officer.
Sujon: Of course. Thank you Jamia. It was really nice speaking to you.
Jamia: You’re welcome. Good bye. See you again.
Sujon: Bye.
Dialogue Between Two Friends Who Met After Long Time.
Dialogue between Two Friends Who Met After Long Time
Sujon: Hello, Akhi! How are you?
Akhi: I am fine. What about you?
Sujon: I am also fine. I am happy that we have finally met together after all these years.
Akhi: Yes, a long time have passed. Why are you in this railway station?
Sujon: I am going to Sylhet.
Akhi: Sylhet! I knew that your house is in Comilla.
Sujon: You are absolutely right. I am now working as a doctor in a hospital there. What's the matter about you?
Akhi: I am going to Chittagong.
Sujon: Five years ago I heard from Shimu that you and your family lived in Khulna.
Akhi: You are correct. Recently, I have been transferred from Khulna to Chittagong.
Sujon: Oh, I see. Are you still working as a college lecturer?
Akhi: Yes, I am now working at Chittagong City College.
Sujon: Have you got married?
Akhi: Yes, I have got married two years ago. But what about your marriage?
Sujon: Yes, I have also got married four years ago. My husband is an engineer working in Sylhet. My train has come. I must be off now. Thank you.
Akhi: You are most welcome. See you again.
Dialogue Between Two Friends on Spending Summer Vacation
Hasem: Hello Sujon! How are you?
Sujon: I am fine. What's up to you?
Hasem: I am also fine by the grace of Almighty. What are you thinking now?
Sujon: I am recollecting the incident about how I enjoyed the summer vacation.
Hasem: Would you please describe it?
Sujon: Yes, why not? I went to my village home at Mymensingh. My heart leapt with joy when I met some known faces waiting for me.
Hasem: Were they very happy to find you among them?
Sujon: Certainly! They were very happy to find me among them. They welcomed me heartily. I was also pleased with their rustic simplicity.
Hasem: What did you do there?
Sujon: During my long stay there, I did a lot of things which gave me much pleasure and joy. The most interesting thing is that the village was free from urban noise.
Hasem: Didn't you go to the river?
Sujon: Certainly! One day my cousin along with his friends set a programme of boat riding in the river of Brahamaputra. We enjoyed the boat riding greatly.
Hasem: I see you enjoyed much. Did you make friendship with them?
Sujon: Yes. I made friendship with some of my cousin’s friends. I visited their homes off and on and enjoyed their hospitality.
Hasem: Oh, what a splendid summer vacation it was! Had I been with you!
Sujon: I also visited a village fair in the neighbouring village. That was a very crowded but enjoyable fair too. It would really be nice if you were with me.
Hasem: Really I feel thrilled. Thanks for your nice description.
Sujon: Most welcome to you.
A dialogue between two friends about reading newspaper.
Sujon : Hello Sharmin! How are you?
Sharmin : Thank you. I am fine. How are you?
Sujon : I am also fine. Thank you. Where are you going?
Sharmin : I am going to buy a newspaper.
Sujon : Do you read the newspaper regularly?
Sharmin : Of course. Don’t you?
Sujon : Certainly. You know a newspaper is called the storehouse of knowledge.
Sharmin : You are right. Without reading newspapers we can’t know about the world.
Sujon : They who don’t read newspapers remain frogs of the well. Because they don’t know the current affairs of the country and world.
Sharmin : At the same time newspapers contain articles related to our study. They are very helpful.
Sujon : Which section of newspaper do you like most?
Sharmin : Certainly the study page. And you?
Sujon : I like the general knowledge section and literary articles. Sometimes I send my writings to the newspaper.
Sharmin : That’s very good. Newspapers hold people’s view, too. I have to go now.
Sujon : Ok. See you later. Bye.
Sharmin : Bye.
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