Importance of Reading Newspaper
How to Study
Read the Model Dialogue that is best for you, or use the Writing Outline to write your own dialogue.
1.
Nadim: Hello, Fahim. Do you read a newspaper every day?
Fahim: No, I do not. I usually get news from Facebook or other online sites.
Nadim: Social media is fast, but newspapers are also very useful.
Fahim: How can a newspaper help us?
Nadim: It gives us news about our country and the world. It tells us what is happening around us.
Fahim: Is it useful for students too?
Nadim: Yes. It can improve our reading and help us learn new words.
Fahim: What else can we learn from it?
Nadim: We can learn about education, science, health, sports, culture, and many other things.
Fahim: Do I have to read every page?
Nadim: No. You can choose the parts that are useful and interesting to you.
Fahim: Which parts do you usually read?
Nadim: I read the main news, education, sports, and science pages.
Fahim: How much time do you spend on it?
Nadim: About fifteen or twenty minutes. Even a short time can be useful.
Fahim: I think I should start reading a newspaper.
Nadim: Good idea. It will increase your knowledge and help you know the news.
Fahim: Thanks, Nadim. I will start tomorrow.
2.
Nadim: Hello, Fahim. Do you read a newspaper every day?
Fahim: No, I do not. I usually get news from Facebook or other online sites. Online news is quick, but some reports there may not be correct.
Nadim: Social media is fast, but newspapers are also very useful. A good newspaper gives checked reports and explains important events.
Fahim: How can a newspaper help us?
Nadim: It gives us news about our country and the world. It tells us what is happening around us. Reading it also improves spelling, sentence knowledge, and general knowledge.
Fahim: Is it useful for students too?
Nadim: Yes. It can improve our reading and help us learn new words. We can learn about education, health, science, weather, and culture.
Fahim: What else can we learn from it?
Nadim: We can learn about education, science, health, sports, culture, and many other things. Choose two or three sections first. You need not read everything.
Fahim: Do I have to read every page?
Nadim: No. You can choose the parts that are useful and interesting to you. I read the main page and the education page. I also read sports. Students can follow this advice in daily life.
Fahim: Which parts do you usually read?
Nadim: I read the main news, education, sports, and science pages. A short daily reading time is enough for a new reader. It can help us build a better habit.
Fahim: How much time do you spend on it?
Nadim: About fifteen or twenty minutes. Even a short time can be useful. Start with easy reports. Keep a small notebook for useful new words. This idea is simple and easy to follow.
Fahim: I think I should start reading a newspaper.
Nadim: Good idea. It will increase your knowledge and help you know the news.
Fahim: Thanks, Nadim. I will start tomorrow.