Change the narrative style of the following text:- Mrs. Nasima said to her student, "I heard the news of your illness yesterday. How are you now?" "I feel a bit well today, madam," replied the student. "Don't worry. You will come round soon," said Mrs. Nasima.

1.Change the narrative style of the following text:- Rosamond said to her mother, "What is it, Mum? I didn't want this black thing and the terrible smell." Mother said, "I don't know my dear." Rosamond again said to her mother, "But what shall I do with it?" Mother said, "I can't tell." "Okay, Mum, I must pour it out and fill the jar with fresh water."

2.Change the narrative style of the following text:- "Why are you looking so happy?" Dipa said to Rupali. "My brother sent a mobile phone for me yesterday," replied Rupali. "But What's the use of it to you? I think it is a mere wastage of money?" said Dipa. "No. I can communicate with others in the shortest possible time." said Rupali.

3.Change the narrative style of the following text: - "May I come in, Sir?" said the guardian. "Yes, come in, please", said the Headmaster. The guardian said, "We, all the guardians along with you must do something for the betterment of our children. They are losing their morality". The Headmaster said, "Let's plan something for their betterment."

4.Change the narrative style of the following text:- The stranger said to the boy, "Can you tell me the way to the nearest hotel?" "Yes, sir. I can. Do you want a residential one in which you can spend the night?" said the boy. "I do not want to stay there but I only want a meal," replied the man.

5.Change the narrative style of the following text: "Hello rickshawpuller, will you go?" said I. "Where?" said the rickshawpuller. "I want to go the railway station." "I may go, if you pay me 200 taka." said the rickshawpuller.

6.Change the narrative style of the following text:- "What's your programme after the examination?" Asked Hira. Mira said, "I've not decided. Can you suggest any?" "Let us go on a picnic," said Hira. "What an excellent idea it is!" said Mira.

7.Change the narrative style of the following text: The police officer said to Mita, "How can I help you?" Mita replied, "While I was coming home alone by a taxi last night, two snatchers rode into my taxi." "Did they snatch anything from you?" "Yes sir, they took away my cell phone and some money," said Mita. "Let me record a complaint," said the police officer.

8.Change the narrative style of the following text: "My sons, listen to me. A great treasure lies hidden in the land. I am going to leave it to you." "How will we find it?" said the sons. "You must dig the land for it," said the old man.

9.Change the narrative style of the following text. "What are you doing now, Rashed?" I said. "I am watching an interesting program on television." "Aren't you wasting your time?" "No, I don't think so," he said. "Remember, too much watching of TV makes people lazy."

10.Change the narrative style of the following text : "Dear friend, which book do you want?" "A Practical English Grammar" of A. J. Thomson. I lost my copy yesterday," said Oishe. "I can lend you. But return it in a week," I said.

11.Change the narrative style of the following text: "How lovely the doll is! I'll buy it," said Mona. "No, it is not durable. Tomorrow we'll visit another village fair. Then you can buy another doll. Let's go now," said mother. "You must buy me a good doll," said Mona. "Yes", replied mother.

12.Change the narrative style of the following text: "Why did you not go to school yesterday, Rimu?" asked the mother. "I was ill, mum." "How are you today?" "Well," answered the girl. "Don't worry for me."