Avra's english world
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Avra Kanta Sana is a boy who attends The Flowers' K.G and High school. He is in class K.G-2 and learns English at school. He likes his school and teachers. The school has a library and Avra writes with a pencil made of wood and graphite. He likes fruit and vegetables. The tiger is Bangladesh's national animal.
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- 4. Exchanging of greetings. Do you know how and why one should exchange greetings?
- 7. Why do you think that English is necessary in your life? How much time do you budget for learning English? Do your surroundings help you learn English? Do you keep you mind ever alert to learn English?
- 10. I am Avra Kanta Sana I am a student I read in K.G-2 My roll no. is 6 The name of my school is The Flowers’ K.G and High
- 12. Avra Kanta Sana Class-K.G-2 Sub: English
- 14. 1.Are you a boy? Yes, I am a boy. 2.Are you a student/pupil? Yes, I am a student. 3.Do you learn English at school? Yes, I learn English at school.
- 15. 4.Do you like your school? Yes, I like my school. 5. How do you go to your school? I go to school on foot and by ricksha and tomtom. 6.Do you like your teachers? Yes, I like my teachers
- 16. 7.Is there any library in your school? Yes, there is a library in my school. 8.Have you a pencil? Yes, I have a pencil. 9.What is your pencil made of? My pencil is made of wood and grafite
- 17. 10.What is your desk made of? My desk is made of wood. 11.Are you writing with a pen or a pencil? I am writing with my pencil. 12.Which is our national fruit? Jackfruit is our national fruit.
- 18. 13.Do you like fruit? Yes, I like fruit. 14.Do you like vegetables? Yes, I like vegetables. 15.Which is our national animal? The tiger is our national animal
- 19. My name is Avra Kanta Sana I read in K.G-2 19.The name of my school is The Flowers’ K.G and High