Question

dialogue writing between parents and their childrens regarding tuition ​

Answer 1

Answer:

Teacher: Hello ma’am. Please have a seat.

Parent: Thank you so much.

Teacher: Yes please, tell me.

Parent: Actually I wanted to know about the progress of my child.

Teacher: Karan is doing well in all the subjects except mathematics.

Parent: But mathematics is a subject he practices a lot.

Teacher: He needs more attention on that.

Parent: Sure, we will focus on him but I want that more attention should be given to him in his class so that he can score good grades.

Teacher: Don’t worry, I had a word with his mathematics teacher and I discussed his problem with her.

Parent: Thank you so much.

Teacher: Please don’t mention that.

Parent: I have one more request. If you could please update me with his progress in the last month.

Teacher: Sure, you can have a word with me anytime or we can also fix a meeting.

Parent: Sure.

Teacher: Rest don’t worry, he is under our guidance and we will take right care of him.

Parent: Thank you, ma’am.

Teacher: You’re welcome.

Answer 2

Answer:  

Father: I think your exam is very near.

Son: Yes, dad. And I am ready for that.

Father: Did you finish reading everything?

English Conversation for Daily Practice Nithra

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Son: Yes, I have already revised my book several times.

Father: So which rank do you expect?

Son: I hope that I will get first place. In the model exam, I got first place and

secured the highest marks in our school.

Father: Fine, I expect you will score good marks in the HSC examination.

Son: If everything goes fine, then I will fulfill your expectation.

Father: This exam is very crucial because your higher study will depends on this

result. If you didn't study well in HSC, then you may not get chance for higher

study in a reputed university.

Son: That's true and I am serious in my studies.

Father: Another thing that your career will depend on the area of your higher

study. So this result will actually determine your career as well.

Son: Oh really?

Father: So do your best, my son.

Son: Don't worry, dad. I am fully prepared.

Father: Now it's too late, so go and sleep. Let me know if you need anything.

Good night.

Son: Good night.