Anne liked to talk and Mr. Keesing, her Math teacher first tried to do his best to stop her from talking in the class but later he allowed her to do so. Imagine, after some days, Anne realizes that sometimes she disturbs the class. So, she stops talking in the class. Her friend Sanne who had helped her to write a poem about the ducklings, gets worried. Write a dialogue between Anne and Sanne about this situation.
Answers
Sanne: Anne, is everything okay?
Anne: Yes, all is well. Why do you ask?
Sanne: Because you were very quiet in class today.
Anne: Oh, I see. I didn't want to disturb the class.
Sanne: But Mr. Keesing has finally allowed you to talk in class.
Anne: Yes, he has, but I realised that I do distract the others.
Sanne: Not really. There are others talking too.
Anne: True, but somehow I feel guilty about causing a disturbance. It isn't fair to the others.
Sanne: You are a strange g#rl. First you insist on talking and get punished for it. We even wrote the duckling poem as a punishment. And now, suddenly when you're allowed to speak, you don't want to!
Anne: I don't blame you, Sanne. It does sound strange, but it's that moment of realisation, when you understand what is more important- speaking or studying.
Sanne: Well, suit yourself.
Anne: Please don't be upset with me.
Sanne: I'm not angry, just very confused.
Anne: I am confused as well. Imagine how confused Mr. Keesing would be!
Sanne: I never thought of it. He must be so muddled! He might even call you to ask you if everything is fine.
Anne: This is hilarious! Do you seriously think he would get worried?
Sanne: He ought to. You have been giving him trouble for so long and suddenly you mend your ways, after being permitted to talk in class. It is very worrying.
Anne: Who would know that better than you? You too got so worried.
Sanne: I honestly couldn't understand what had happened to you.
Anne: Now you know.
Sanne: Yes, but I had to ask you about it.
Anne: Which you did, like a true friend. Thank you!
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Explanation:
Sanne: Anne, how are you?
Anne: I am fine.
Sanne: Well you look a bit different these days?
Anne: In what sense?
Sanne: Anne, i have observed that you remain pretty silent in class now
Anne: Oh yes, that is true. Ever since i was allowed to speak by Mr keesing, i realised myself that my talking in the class leads to disturbance not only to our teacher but also hurts the studies of other students.
Sanne: I am glad to know that you have a good change in yourself
Anne: Thankyou Sanne