Dialogue stating the causes of failure in English and solution to the problem

Rumon: Good evening, Sumon.

Sumon: Good evening! How are you?

Rumon: I'm doing well, and you?

Sumon: I'm also doing fine.

Rumon: Are you busy at the moment?

Sumon: No, not at all. But why do you ask?

Rumon: I would like to discuss the reasons for failure in English and potential solutions to the problem.

Sumon: That's indeed an important issue.

Rumon: Nowadays, many students are failing in English during public examinations, and there are several underlying reasons for this.

Sumon: What do you think are the main causes?

Rumon: The outdated and traditional syllabus and testing methods, along with a lack of skilled and trained teachers, are the primary factors responsible. Additionally, our methods of teaching English as a foreign language are also flawed.

Sumon: Absolutely! Moreover, the classroom environment is often not conducive to effective foreign language teaching.

Rumon: Yes, all of these factors ultimately lead to serious failures in English.

Sumon: How do you propose we address this issue?

Rumon: I believe the government must ensure the availability of well-designed and well-defined English textbooks for the students.

Sumon: Providing comprehensive training to English teachers is also crucial. Above all, our teachers should make an effort to enhance their own proficiency in the language.

Rumon: Furthermore, I think teachers must engage students in various language learning activities to make the learning process more interactive and effective. Only then can we hope for a better future in this regard.

Sumon: You're absolutely right. Thank you very much for sharing this valuable information.

Rumon: You're most welcome.