DIALOGUE BETWEEN TWO MEN ON THE PROBLEMS OF LEARNING ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Join a captivating dialogue between two men as they discuss the common problems faced when learning the English language. Gain insights into the challenges encountered and explore potential solutions. Engage in a thought-provoking conversation that delves into the intricacies of language learning, offering valuable perspectives and strategies to overcome hurdles and improve English proficiency.

Imran: (In the college) Asslam-o-Alaikum!

Iftikhar: Wa’alaikum-us-Salaam!

Imran: You had been very inattentive throughout the English lecture? Hadn’t you?

Iftikhar: Actually, I had been suffering from severe headache for the last two hours. That’s why I was a bit unmindful of the lecture delivered by our professor.

Imran: Anyways, as you know that you had joined this college last year, didn’t you?

Iftikhar: Yes, I did. You have also been here, haven’t you?

Imran: Yes I have. By the way, how is your English Language Classes on the move?

Iftikhar: Oh, I find it rather difficult. Do you think why?

Imran:  I think you find it difficult to write correctly and well.

Iftikhar: Exactly (precisely). When I write I make many mistakes and can’t get good grade on the exam.

Imran: That is because you aren’t doing what I have done, Listen carefully. Learn some rules of writing correctly, and then write, write, write…

Iftikhar: Write, write, what after all?

Imran: O my boy, essays, stories, dialogues, and jokes-you know a good deal of them, for example, about your Uncle George, about Mullah Dopiyazah and about Mullah Nazir etc.

Iftikhar: (Mockingly and stressfully) and some about you too.

Imran: No joking. I am quite solemn at this moment. And do not forget those blunders in your written text which might be made by you and you can put them right by the mutual help of your father and teachers.

Iftikhar: I shall certainly do all this. Of course, learning new and coined words is also an uphill task. I have already started learning new words and their use from storybooks and dictionaries.

Imran: That’s simply wonderful. I had forgotten to tell you about hat.

Iftikhar: Let’s also decide to speak English at times when we happen to meet again.

Imran: It would be my pleasure and respectable thing to be a source of help to my friend.

Iftikhar: Let us go to the class as our recess is going to be over in just a couple of minutes.

Imran: Let us run, our great and sweet English teacher must be waiting in the class.

Iftikhar: Sure, we must go now as we should be in the class before our teacher gets in.

Imran: You are right. Let’s move.

Iftikhar: Let’s go to the class together.

Imran: Okay, Let’s get ahead.