Question: You Want To Buy A Book From A Book Shop. Now Write A Dialogue Between You And The Bookseller.
Answer:
Myself: Do You Have ‘War And Peach’, Place?
Bookseller: I’m Afraid It’s Been Sold Out.
Myself: Sold Out? I Don’t Think It Is Possible. Please, Look For It Carefully.
Bookseller: Wait A Minute, Please…Do You Want ‘War And Peace By Leo Tolstoy?’
Myself: Yes.
Bookseller: I’ve got a Copy. Here It Is.
Myself: What’s The Price, Please?
Bookseller: Six Hundred Taka.
Myself: It’s Too Much.
Bookseller: It’s An Original Copy. I Can Deduct Fifty Taka For You.
Myself: All Right. Please, Pack It For Me.
Bookseller: Goodbye.
Myself: Goodbye.
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