This document outlines common phrases used in narration and their meanings, including ways to reply in the affirmative or negative, ways to address others respectfully, ways to request something, and how to express emotions like joy, wonder, surprise, sorrow, or grief through exclamatory sentences. It also explains words like "must", "well", and phrases used to congratulate, apologize, agree with something, or give assurance.

1. A short process of Narration
Abul Bashar
Assistant Teacher
Tangail Residential School & College

2. •Yes= Replied in the
affirmative.
No= Replied in the
negative.

3. •Sir= Respectfully.
•Please=Requested

4. • Dear friend = Addressing
as dear friend.
• By Allah = Swearing by
Allah.

5. •After 2 affirmative
sentences-Added that.
•After 2 interrogative
sentences-Again asked.

6. • Exclamatory=Exclaim with
Joy
/Wonder/Surprise/Sorrow
/Grief.
• Must = Had to.

7. • Well= Very much.
• “Congratulations.”=congratula
ted.
“Excuse me”= apologized.
• “Oh= Exclaimed with wonder.

8. •“Sure.”= Giving
assurance.
•Of course”= Agreed
with.

9. Thanks