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    Theme 1: Identity and culture - Topic 2: Technology in everyday life — AQA GCSE Bengali

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    Theme 1: Identity and culture - Topic 2: Technology in everyday life explained

    This topic asks you to communicate about mobile technology in Bengali: the devices people own, what they use them for, how often, and what you think of them.

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    Build sentences around a clear subject and a matching verb ending. When you describe another person, use third-person pronouns such as সে (familiar) or তিনি (honorific) with the verb form that agrees with that choice, and keep the same level throughout. For example, describe a friend with সে and a matching verb, and an older relative with তিনি and a matching verb. Add frequency words, opinions and reasons so the response develops rather than lists. Practise both familiar and honorific third-person description, and check that second-person forms such as তুমি and আপনি appear only when you actually address someone.

    Your focus

    1. Describe mobile technology use in connected Bengali sentences
    2. Select third-person pronouns and verb endings that agree and stay at one honorific level
    3. Express and justify an opinion about mobile technology

    Theme 1: Identity and culture - Topic 2: Technology in everyday life exam tips

    Marking Points
    • Describes a device and its use with a clear subject and a verb ending that agrees with it
    • Uses third-person pronouns such as সে or তিনি consistently with matching verb forms when describing another person
    • Keeps one honorific level for a described person instead of mixing familiar and honorific forms
    • Adds frequency and opinion expressions with reasons to develop the response beyond a list
    • Addresses a person with second-person forms only where the response genuinely speaks to someone
    Examiner Tips
    • 💡Plan two or three points about mobile technology, each with a device, an action and an opinion
    • 💡Check every verb ending against its subject before finishing
    • 💡Include a frequency word and a reason so the response shows range rather than a list
    Common Mistakes
    • Mixes familiar and honorific third-person forms for the same person; choose সে or তিনি once and keep the matching verb endings
    • Uses second-person forms such as তুমি or আপনি to describe a third person; use সে or তিনি with agreeing verbs instead
    • Lists devices without verbs or opinions; attach each device to an action and a view with a reason