A dialogue between two friends about why reading a newspaper every day is a good habit.

A dialogue between Rafiq and Sabbir

Rafiq: Good morning, Sabbir. What are you reading so seriously this early?

Sabbir: Good morning, Rafiq. I am reading today's newspaper. I read it every morning.

Rafiq: Every morning? Why do you like reading the newspaper so much?

Sabbir: Because it keeps me informed. I learn what is happening at home and abroad.

Rafiq: That is true. A newspaper gives us news of politics, sports and business together.

Sabbir: Yes, and it also helps me in my studies. It improves my English and vocabulary.

Rafiq: I agree. Reading editorials sharpens our thinking and general knowledge as well.

Sabbir: Exactly. For examinations, the current affairs section is very useful for us.

Rafiq: But some students say they have no time to read the newspaper daily.

Sabbir: Even ten minutes is enough. We can read the headlines and important reports quickly.

Rafiq: That makes sense. A newspaper is really like a storehouse of knowledge.

Sabbir: It is. It makes us aware citizens and helps us form our own opinions.

Rafiq: You have inspired me. From tomorrow, I will start reading it every day.

Sabbir: That is wonderful, Rafiq. You will surely enjoy the habit. Have a nice day.