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  • Mitul, Sharmin Akter (East West University, 2019-10-10)
    English is a compulsory subject in the national curriculum of Bangladesh and students have to study English for twelve years. Even after twelve years of learning English, most of the students lack proficiency in speaking ...
  • Rahman, Tasnim (East West University, 5/12/2018)
    English spoken courses have been included, due to the current uprising demands, in the curricula of private universities in Bangladesh, regardless of any faculties. However, very few studies conducted on the classroom ...
  • Peyar, Ahmed (East West University, 8/2/2011)
    English is taught as a compulsory subject in our country from class I to XII but after twelve years of learning, English remains a fearful subject among the students. Still most of the students fail in English in SSC and ...
  • Sarwar, Sharmin (East West University, 2010-07-22)
    CS is commonly seen as more typical of the spoken language but now a days CS is occurring in contemporary Bangladeshi pop songs as well. Bangladeshi pop singers are not only CS between BangIa and EnglishlHindi/Arabic; ...
  • Ghosh, Nandita (East West University, 8/11/2014)
    Code switching has become a common phenomenon as our exposure to the English language in our discourses has been increased nowadays. People mix Bangla and English, and sometimes Hindi, together in a conversation in Bangladesh. ...
  • Moquit, Nafisa (East West University, 12/12/2014)
    This report focuses on code-switching and code-mixing by undergraduate students of private universities in informal setting in Bangladesh. It examines the types of code-switching and code-mixing between Bangla and English ...
  • Choudhury, Tahmina Akter (East West University, 8/7/2011)
    Inclusion of the common people through introducing simple language that represents the ordinary life style of the marginalized, ignored as well as deprived section of the society in the late 18th century and early 19th ...
  • Alam, Sabrina (East West University, 2008-08-11)
    R. K. Narayan is a fairly popular writer both in India and abroad. He is a writer to whom success came early. His genius as a writer was duly recognized when he was awarded the Sahitya Akademi A ward for his novel The Guide ...
  • Akhter, Mahmuda (East West University, 1/2/2012)
    We live in a world of constantly emerging new technology that challenges the field of education and presents many exciting opportunities. New technologies particularly computer and internet appear to offer possibilities ...
  • Raquib, Md. Muntashir (East West University, 8/21/2014)
    Language is known as the mirror of a society. Every small encounter reflects interplay of several sociology-political factors. As haggling encounters between commuters and drivers in Dhaka is a daily event, this conversation ...
  • Rosul, Shubarna (East West University, 5/1/2011)
    Women and men have attraction for very fair color in Bangladeshi context. Every man wants to have his fiancé or wife to be very fair. On the other hand, girls want to marry a man who is very fair in complexion. For this ...
  • Billah, Md. Masum (East West University, 4/16/2013)
    Storytelling has occupied an important place through time in cultures across the globe and, in each, has attained an important conduit of expression of their integrated socio-cultural ethos (Mitra 2007: 77). Bruner (1990) ...
  • Samdani, Ruzana Jamil (East West University, 2009-08-23)
    Title of this dissertation "A critical survey of Bangladeshi fiction in English" in-depth study of the influence English has had on the Indian subcontinent the reign of the British raj. It is a study of the rising number ...
  • Akter, Tahmina (East West University, 6/1/2011)
    English Medium Schools (henceforth EMSs) do not help to practice Bangladeshi culture when they teach English language and therefore seem to be culturally imperialistic (Haque, 2009). English language is replacing or ...
  • Rahman, Mahatabur (East West University, 12/1/2005)
    Born in 1861, Rabindranath was one of the key figures of the Bengal Renaissance. He started writing at an early age, and by the turn of the century had become a household name in Bengal as a poet, a songwriter, a playwright, ...
  • Haque, Surovi (East West University, 12/18/2011)
    This research focuses on free writing in English at the secondary level in Bangladesh. It attempts to give a clear view with data to understand the real situation of teaching of English writing in the classroom. The study ...
  • Zeba, Farah (East West University, 12/11/2006)
    In The Dumb Waiter Ben and Gus feel most of these picturesque effects. They are hoods of some kind, hit-men in the hire of some Mr. Big, amusing characters in themselves. They are obviously extremely efficient at what they ...
  • Rahaman, Md. Saifur (East West University, 2010-04-27)
    Evaluating course nlaterials is gaining an increasing popularity in ELT. Every teaching and learning programme has a syllabus, a detailed outline or plan of items to be covered in a course. For teaching a syllabus, ...
  • Ferdous, Sukriti Sohini (East West University, 8/16/2011)
    Because of its international demand and recognition as a world language, English has always been a part of our education system from Class 1-12. After getting independence, the use of English language has been increasing ...
  • Datta, Pratap (East West University, 2010-08-16)
    The present English is considered as the most dominant language and teaching English is being given the supreme priority in every discipline all over the globe. To cope with this global trend, most of the private ...

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