The Story Of King Lear And His Three Daughters 1s61o

The Story of King Lear and His Three Daughters King Lear / King Lear ‘s daughters / King Lear and His Daughters/ True Love Long ago there lived a mighty old king in England. His name was King Lear. He was tired of ruling and needed rest. He made up his mind to step down the throne and divide his kingdom. He had three daughters. Goneril, Regan and Cordelia. He decided to divide his kingdom into three parts and give each to each of his daughters. But before giving it he wanted to know how much they loved him. At first Lear asked his eldest daughter,” How much do you love me?” Goneril answered,” Sir, I love you more than I can say.” King Lear was pleased and went to ask the same question to his second daughter Regan. She answered,” My love for you shall never change any time.” Lear became so much satisfied hearing the answer. Then it came the turn of Cordelia, his youngest daughter whom he loved most. Cordelia did not like flattering. She replied that she loved his as much as a daughter should love her father. King Lear became very much furious at her reply. He derived away her from his country and divided his kingdom between his two daughters. Cordelia took shelter in a forest. One day the Prince of came hunting and saw her. He became very impressed at her beauty and married her. In the meantime, the king became the burden of the two daughters. They did not like the king as before. He felt great shocked understanding the falsehood of his two daughters. He became very sick. One day the two daughters drove him away of the kingdom. Cordelia came to know that and forwarded with French army to the kingdom and rescued his father. The King Understood the real love of his youngest beloved daughter. Dialogue between two friends about the uses and abuses of Facebook Shawon : Hi Runa, How are you? Siam : Fine and you? Shawon : Well. What are you doing? Siam : I am using Facebook. Shawon: What is the main purpose of using Facebook? Siam: It is one of the best medium for communication. It allows to communicate with friends and make new friend around the world. Shawon : Why do you use Facebook? Siam: Because it gives me the opportunity to share my ideas, feelings, activities, interests with people. I can know about the culture, values, custom and tradition of

other countries. Shawon : Is there any other benefit? Siam : By creating a group, students can use Facebook for group study where they can share any information about projects, homework, assignments, exams etc. Shawon: Is it free? Siam: It is free but you have to pay for Internet service. Shawon : Is there any disadvantage of using Facebook? Siam : Every social network has uses and abuses. Some disadvantages of Facebook are it makes eyesight weak, wastage of time, poor result, cyber-crime etc. Shawon : Thanks for your information. Siam: You are most welcome.

Write a letter to your friend advising /requesting him not to adopt unfair means in the examination. April 21, 2019 Shawon Rupnagar,Mirpur-2 Dhaka-1206 Dear Siam, At first my love to you. I hope you are keeping well. I have just received your letter. I am glad to learn that you are preparing yourself for the ensuring SSC examination. I hope you will do a brilliant result in the examination. This time is the best time to be prepared for the ensuring examination. You know, now a days, there is a bad tendency among the students not to study but to adopt unfair means in the examination. It cannot make them perfect. It will not be able to offer them real education. But I would like to make you cautious that you should never try to adopt unfair means in the examination. It is really crime, which spoils a student forever. One may the examination by adopting unfair means, but his future life is full of darkness. This is one thing that will break down their career .If they cannot first time, they can try next. I think failure is more acceptable than adopting unfair means. Follow my advice and you will be succeeded and benefitted. No more to day. Convey my regards to parents and love to the younger. Shawon