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English Classes- SD English First Paper For class – xi & xii English For Today Shubhashish Das Lecturer in English Govt. Iqbal Memorial College Feni

English Classes- SD Today’s topic is Flow chart “Banglatown” in East London Unit : 11 , Lesson: 2

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English Classes- SD 11. Based of your reading of the passage, make short notes in each of the boxes in the flow chart showing presence of Bangladeshis in the UK. (No. 1 has been done for you. ) -10 1. Bengali street sings 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Tips for writing flow chart a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. In short note. Not full sentence. (2 -4 words) Phrase without to be and auxiliary. Noun phrase, adjective phrase or verb phrase. Verb + ing / be + ing + ext. … Sub + verb + ing + ext. …… Should follow the topic mention in the question. Should be in rectangular box. Information in the boxes should be written serially. English Classes- SD

English Classes- SD Word exit (v) – notoriety (n) – Sign (n) – visual (adj) – cue (n) – presence (n) – frozen (adj) – beard (n)– tunic (n) – baggy (adj. ) - Meaning – go out, depart – disrepute, bad name – mark, symbol, indication – relating to seeing, sight – signal, sign – existence, attendance - iced up, freezing – facial hair – a loose garment reaching to the knees, Panjabi – loose fitting

Read the text. English Classes- SD Today a tourist who is new to London may well decide to make her way over to the East End of the city, to visit “Banglatown”. After exiting the Tube Station there she might follow the signs that point to Brick Lane, a street that has gained certain notoriety from Monica Ali's best-selling novel of the same name, which was also made into a movie. She may decide to try out one of the many Bangladeshi restaurants she sees there for lunch. Sitting at one of the tables with a window onto the street, she might notice that the street signs are not just in English but also in Bengali. And the lamp-posts are in green and red - the colors of the Bangladeshi flag. In fact everywhere she looks she finds visual cues of the Bangladeshi, and even more specifically, the Sylheti presence in the area. Storefronts advertise flights from London to Sylhet, some on Bangladesh Biman (the national airline of Bangladesh) and others on Air Sylhet, a private airline company formed by British Bangladeshis. There is a sign for Sonali Bank - the major state-owned commercial bank of Bangladesh. There is a food store advertising frozen fish from Sylhet's Surma River. She watches two elderly men with long, grey beards enter the store; they are dressed in long white tunics, baggy pants and white head caps.

English Classes- SD Answer of the flow chart 1. Bengali street sings 2. Red and green colour lamp posts 3. Advertisement of London- Sylhet flight. 4. British Bangladeshi airline company 5. Advertisement of frozen fish from Sylhet 6. Persons wearing traditional bengali dress.

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