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মদিনারই পথ।
এই পথে মোর চলে যেতেন
নূর নবী হযরত।।

László Krasznahorkai was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature , bringing the total number of literature laureates to 122. Only four times in the history of the literature prize has it been shared between multiple people.

True genius!!

To all my teachers who helped us making what we are today “HAPPY TEACHERS DAY “

"Kindness is a language that the deaf can hear and a blind can see."

Tense in one image.

You ever notice how we’re so busy chasing what we don’t have… that we forget someone else is chasing what we already do?

There’s this guy stuck on an island. He sees a boat and goes, “Yes! I’m saved!”

And then there’s this guy stuck on a boat. He sees the island and goes, “Yes! I’m saved!”

Same moment. Same scene. Two completely different stories.

And it hit me... someone out there is praying for the very thing you already have.

Think about it:
- What feels ordinary to you… might be someone else’s dream.
- What feels like a challenge to you… might actually be someone else’s opportunity.
- What feels like “not enough”… might already be more than enough for somebody else.

We get so focused on what’s missing that we forget what’s already here.

So before we complain, before we dismiss what we’ve got... Let's pause. Look again.

Because the life you’re living right now… might be the life someone else is still praying for.

The prepositions in, at, and on are used to describe time, place, or position, but they have distinct uses. Here’s a simple breakdown:
1. In
• Time: Refers to a longer or general period.
• Examples:
• In the morning
• In December
• In 2025
• Place: Refers to an enclosed space or within boundaries.
• Examples:
• In the room
• In the car
• In India
2. At
• Time: Refers to specific points in time.
• Examples:
• At 5 PM
• At midnight
• At lunch
• Place: Refers to a specific point or location.
• Examples:
• At the door
• At the bus stop
• At school
3. On
• Time: Refers to specific days or dates.
• Examples:
• On Monday
• On January 1st
• On my birthday
• Place: Refers to surfaces or positions on a surface.
• Examples:
• On the table
• On the wall
• On the floor

Quick Comparison
• In: Inside or within something (enclosed space or long time).
• He is in the room.
• I was born in 2000.
• At: Exact or specific point (precise time or location).
• She is at the door.
• The meeting is at 10 AM.
• On: On a surface or specific day.
• The keys are on the table.
• The event is on Friday.

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To learn English ………..
1.Grammar
2.Vocabulary
3.What ever you think Think in English !!