Telenapota Discovery Storytelling. (Part-1)

This is the story that we have read so far, why not see it once, the authors are watching their story on the day. Does he see that the story has just happened, a while ago, and he is writing? Or, long ago? Or at the moment is everything happening on her eyes and she's going to wear the story? Or does he see his story that this story has happened before, it is happening now, and it will happen in the future - the story of how the author is watching, in some cases, its signals will be found.
In Bengali, we have some familiarity with other language literature, except in Bangla. In English, a special form of the verb is used in the story-novel, the common past, the lighthouse, the shrew lip, the de went; The exceptions that are not in them are not - but it is only sixteen experimental. A typical English-language verb, in a handwritten note in English, holds its simple past, which makes his work go a long way; We have to guess the story he is seeing happening at some stage of time, from the evidence of the other inside.

But the situation is different in the case of Bengali language writers. A little earlier I saw in English fiction this form-ai-shed, shi loft, de went, while writing in Bengali, what I am writing inevitably - she said, she smiled, they went? No Looking at a little bit, we will see that there is at least two forms of the verb that he can use besides the eighth hand of the Bengali writer; For example, she said, she laughed, they went, and, she says, she laughs, they go. And this form is also in the hands of the author - he said, he laughed, they went.

That is, waiting for a commentator in Bangla in a number of verbs that he can use - he said - said - smiled and laughed-smiled, smiled, went, gone, gone. And he can take the story of any one of these forms of the verb as the original form. He has seen his story at a distance of time, now or then, or on a whole time, in the whole of the time that the story of that happening, depends entirely on the verb selection.