19 September 2022
190, DIT Road, Gulshan
Dear Dad,
I received your letter yesterday. I'm very happy to know that you all are well. I'm also fine. Now, I'm writing to respond to your letter in which you wanted to know about my progress in study.
You will be pleased to know that I've developed an enormous passion for studying. In fact, reading books has been my habit. I often go to bookshops at Nilkhet and buy books. I also spend hours at my college library. If necessary, I borrow books against my library card. This habit of reading books is not only enriching my mind but also helping me understand my textbooks better. I've also made some friends who are not only good students but also book lovers. I frequently discuss various topics with them. I would like to inform you that I've already finished reading all of my textbooks. My responses to the classes are being praised by all the subject teachers. I hope that I will make a good result in the following exam.
Please, keep praying for me, and I request you not worry about me. If God wishes, I'll surely be able to keep your face.
Arup
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Words |
Sentences |
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Happy Synonyms: Jolly, cheerful, joyful, glad,
ecstatic, elated Antonyms: Sad, unfortunate, miserable,
disturbed, |
1. My writings give me an ecstatic
feeling. 2. It was an unfortunate
situation. 3. Her miserable condition cannot
be described in words. 4. I was completely disturbed by
her words. 5. A visit to a new place makes me
cheerful. |
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Know Synonyms: Learn, experience, appreciate,
realize, recognize, see Antonyms: miss, overlook, ignore,
confuse, misunderstand |
1. Do you know the story? 2. I want to learn its
history. 3. Don't miss the story. 4. Never confuse me. 5. I missed the important chapter
of the story. |
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Pleased Synonyms: Happy, satisfied, contended,
charmed, appreciative Antonyms: Unhappy, dissatisfied, |
1. The beauty of the scenery
has charmed us. 2. She felt happy to be
there. 3. Are you satisfied with her
performance? 4. She is an unhappy person. 5. The owner was dissatisfied with
the way the employees are working. |
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Progress Synonyms: Development, advance, growth,
improvement, increase Antonyms: Failure, halt, stoppage,
deterioration, hindrance. |
1. according to Plato, our
body is the hindrance to our mind. 2. Failure is the pillar of
success. 3. His constant effort has
resulted in a huge improvement. 4. Burning fossil fuel leads to
the increase of carbon-di-oxide in the environment. 5. Lack of physical activity
caused both mental and physical deterioration. |
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Enormous Synonyms: Massive, huge, gigantic, mammoth,
immense Antonyms: Small, ordinary, little,
insignificant |
1. The blue whale is a gigantic
animal. 2. A leader of a company has to
carry out massive responsibility. 3. He is not an ordinary person. 4. I help the little boy. 5. We should avoid the
insignificant issue. |
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Necessary Synonyms: Essential, needed, crucial,
unavoidable, required Antonyms: Optional, trivial, minor,
additional, inessential |
1. Government should take
the required steps to stop corruption. 2. Corruption is not a minor
issue. 3. A minor issue can bring massive
failure. 4. Agriculture was my optional
subject. 5. It was an unavoidable
situation. |
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Borrow Synonyms: Hire, adopt, espouse, take on,
take up Antonyms: Return, forfeit, lend, give |
1. He forfeited his property. 2. I hired two players from our
national team. 3. They have decided to adopt a
child. 4. She returned his gift. 5. I will pay for the lunch. |
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Frequently Synonyms: Often, regularly, again and again,
usually, Antonyms: Rarely, seldom, uncommonly |
1. I often go to our college
library. 2. He seldom does his homework. |
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3. She regularly visits her
village home. 4. A good student is usually
serious about his studies. 5. We have to do it again and
again. |
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