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Bangladesh election moves online — Level A1 — a blue facebook logo on a brown background

Bangladesh election moves onlineCEFR A1

10 Feb 2026

Adapted from Mohammad Tarek Hasan, Global Voices CC BY 3.0

Photo by Kelly Sikkema, Unsplash

Level A1 – Beginner
1 min
59 words
  • Bangladesh will hold an election on February 12, 2026.
  • Campaign events moved from streets to online.
  • Campaigns now use phones and apps.
  • People watch short videos and posts.
  • Young people make a large online audience.
  • The Election Commission made rules for online campaigning.
  • Fact-checkers found false posts on social platforms.
  • Platforms and groups try to reduce misleading content.

Difficult words

  • electiona public vote to choose leaders or laws
  • campaignactivities to get votes or public support
    Campaigns, campaigning
  • onlineon the internet or on web services
  • audiencea group of people who watch or read
  • platforma website or app where people share content
    Platforms
  • fact-checkerperson or group who checks if facts are true
    Fact-checkers

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Discussion questions

  • Do you watch short videos online?
  • Do you use your phone to read or watch news?
  • Do you check if an online post is true?

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