The article concludes that one can easily learn English by:
A. Staying at home in Bangladesh and chatting over social media .
B. Hiring English tutor at home.
C. Going to the UK.
D. None of these .
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C.
Going to the UK.
Explanation: Usually, such passages conclude that total immersion (Going to UK) is the most effective/easy way naturally.
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