Dialogue between two friends focusing on the problems they face in English writing

Rahim: Greetings, Jamal! How have you been?

Jamal: Hello! I'm fine, and you?

Rahim: I'm also doing well, thanks to Almighty Allah's grace. But you haven't spoken to me for quite a while. Is everything okay?

Jamal: Actually, my English exam is coming up in a month, and I'm really worried about it. I'm particularly weak in written English.

Rahim: Don't worry; English is a foreign language, and many students face this challenge.

Jamal: How can we overcome this problem?

Rahim: Well, when we encounter difficulties, we need to be patient and work on solving them.

Jamal: I'd like to discuss ways to solve this problem.

Rahim: First, since English is not our mother tongue, we need to build up our vocabulary.

Jamal: How can we expand our vocabulary effectively?

Rahim: A helpful method is to maintain a separate copy for noting down difficult words and then consult a dictionary for their meanings.

Jamal: Which dictionary would you recommend?

Rahim: The Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary of Current English is a useful one.

Jamal: I'll get that dictionary. What else can we do to improve our English?

Rahim: To enhance our English writing skills, we must also understand structural English.

Jamal: Are there any good grammar books you can suggest?

Rahim: "A Practical English Usage" by Michael Swan is an excellent English grammar book that you can refer to.

Jamal: I'll definitely purchase that book.

Rahim: Moreover, we need to read English regularly and practice writing on various topics. This will help develop our creative abilities.

Jamal: Absolutely! Properly learning vocabulary and grammar will undoubtedly assist us in writing about any topic accurately.

Rahim: Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

Jamal: You're most welcome. See you tomorrow.

Rahim: Okay, take care. Goodbye.