dialogue between two friends the importance of speaking English and how to improve it
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Sujon : Why are almost all of us after English?
Sultan : I don't think, it is so.
Sujon : As a whole, it is perhaps so.
Sultan : In this sense you are right.
Sujon : Do you think, English is very much required in the current age?
Sultan : Yes, it is because it is the most common source of communication.
Sujon : Not only the source rather most of information is in English.
Sultan : Stuff is also available in other languages.
Sujon : That's true, but most of us have absolutely no sense of these languages.
Sultan : Perhaps it is one of the factors that English is so common.
Sujon : What about you? Are you good at English.
Sultan : Not that good, but I have some sense.
Sujon : But I am very poor.
Sultan : If you are willing, I can guide you a bit.
Sujon : Actually, I want to have full hold on it.
Sultan : No one can have full hold.
Sujon : Though I have some sense yet I am very hesitant.
Sultan : Obviously our atmosphere is such that we don't find that much chance for English.
Sujon : This is what the problem is but what to do?
Sultan : You join some English language institute.
Sujon : I am thinking on the sane line.
Sultan : It's is no use going on thinking, better join some.
Sujon : There are two problems one is that of time and the other is that of fee.
Sultan : Everyone has to fact these two problems. Plan somehow and take start.
Sujon : It might take some time but I will. Do at the earliest.
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Changing the current job, but in the same industry
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Rohit: Hi, how’re you?
Mahesh: I’m fine. What about you?
Rohit: Good. How’s your work going on?
Mahesh: Not great.
Rohit: Why? What happened?
Mahesh: I can’t cope up with my manager. He was fine to begin with, but not anymore. But that’s not the only reason.
Rohit: Then?
Mahesh: Also, the commute time to the office is just too much at the moment, and I don’t foresee a shift to a closer location in this organization. Too much time on the road is taking a toll on me.
Rohit: Got it. So have you been applying elsewhere?
Mahesh: I am, but the route of sending resumes and cover letters has so far not yielded much. It seems as if they’re disappearing into a black hole, with little to no response coming. Do you know persons in the industry who can help me land interviews?
Rohit: Sending resumes cold doesn’t work well. Off hand, I don’t recall a contact in your industry, but lemme try through people I know. I’ll let you know.
Mahesh: Thanks.