Write a dialogue between you and your friend about looking up words in a dictionary.

Answer:

A dialogue between me and my friend about looking up words in a dictionary is written below.

Myself: Good afternoon, Tanim.

Tanim: Good afternoon, Hatim. How are you?

Myself: I’m fine and what about you?

Tanim: I’m also fine. How about your studies?

Myself: I’m going on well with my studies. But now I’m thinking about a very important matter.                                              

Tanim: What’s that?

Myself: About looking up words in the dictionary.

Tanim: Is this the fact? Have you started using dictionary recently?

Myself: Yes, I’ve. But I find it hard to look up my desired words instantly in the dictionary. How can I

              get those words easily, friend?                           

Tanim: Haven’t you learnt it yet?

Myself:  Actually, I’m a new user. Would you mind suggesting me the ways of looking up words in the                      

              dictionary?

Tanim: I would never mind. To look up a word in the dictionary, your first work is to open the      

              page where you can find the first letter of your desired world.

Myself: I’ve got this point before. Then what should I do?

Tanim: Then you will have to match the second letter by turning over the pages or in the page.

Myself: If I follow this way, then sometimes I find the wrong word. Can you tell me the reason?

Tanim: You should proceed on matching the letters of the third, the fourth and so on to look up your              

              desired word. And then you can look up the meaning, opposite words, Parts of Speech and the

              usages of the word easily just following the word. Have you got it now?

Myself: Certainly, I’ve got it clearly.

Tanim: Will you be able to look up words in the dictionary independently in future?

Myself: Of course, I’ll. Thank you so much for your kind suggestion.

Tanim: You’re most welcome.

Myself: Bye, friend. See you later.

Tanim: Bye, see you.