A dialogue between the two friends about the causes of failure in English

Rakib: Hey Sumon, what's up?

Sumon: I'm good, how about you?

Rakib: I'm good too, but something's been on my mind.

Sumon: What's bothering you?

Rakib: The poor performance of students in English. Every year, thousands of students fail in this subject.

Sumon: You're right. I think these students have never embraced English as a friend. Unfortunately, they consider it an enemy. What's your take on this?

Rakib: You hit the nail on the head. They don't even realize that English can be learned and spoken. All they know is how to memorize.

Sumon: Absolutely. When they come across unfamiliar questions in exams, they get nervous and blame their luck.

Rakib: Many teachers and lecturers are giving them the wrong advice by suggesting they memorize everything. Do you have any solution to this problem?

Sumon: I think they should read their English textbooks after understanding the language. If you asked me a question in Chinese, I wouldn't understand it because I don't know the language.

Rakib: I agree. They should speak English, read English newspapers, and listen to English news.

Sumon: I believe if speaking English becomes mandatory, they will have a better chance of learning it. Otherwise, they will keep failing in this subject.

Rakib: Thanks for sharing your valuable insights.

Sumon: Thank you too.