Question

Write a dialogue. Ask your mum for permission to do the following things 1. You want to go shopping with your friends on Saturday morning. You Mum 2. You're tired and you don't want to go to school. You Mum 3. You want to stay at your friend's house tomorrow. You Mum 4. You want to watch a horror film on TV at ten o'clock tonight. You Mum

Answer 1

1.Mum: No, you need to do your homework
2. Mum: All right stay home
3. Mum: Well, I'll pick you up tomorrow
4. Mum: It's better not to look, then you will be afraid

Answer 2

Scenario: Asking Mum for Permission

You: (Entering the living room where Mum is sitting) Hey, Mum, can I talk to you about a few things?

Mum: Of course, sweetie. What's on your mind?

1. You want to go shopping with your friends on Saturday morning.

You: So, there's this sale at the mall on Saturday morning, and my friends and I were planning to go shopping together. Can I join them?

Mum: (Smiling) Shopping with friends sounds like a fun idea. As long as you've finished your chores and any pending schoolwork by Friday evening, you have my permission. Just remember to be responsible and stick to your budget, okay?

You: Absolutely! I'll make sure everything's done, and I promise to be responsible with my spending.

2. You're tired and you don't want to go to school.

You: Mum, this morning I woke up feeling exhausted, and I really don't feel like going to school today. Can I take a day off?

Mum: I understand that everyone has those days. If you're not feeling well or genuinely need a break, then I'll allow you to take a sick day. Just remember to inform the school and catch up on any missed assignments when you feel better.

You: Thanks, Mum. I'll rest today and catch up on schoolwork tomorrow.

3. You want to stay at your friend's house tomorrow.

You: So, Sarah invited me to stay at her place tomorrow after school. We're working on a school project together, and it would be easier if I could stay over. Can I?

Mum: Staying at a friend's house for a school project sounds reasonable. I trust Sarah's family, so it's fine with me. Just make sure to keep your phone charged and check in with me so I know you're doing okay.

You: Thanks, Mum! I'll keep you updated, and don't worry, I'll be responsible.

4. You want to watch a horror film on TV at ten o'clock tonight.

You: Mum, there's this horror movie airing on TV tonight at 10 o'clock. It's one I've been wanting to watch for a while. Can I stay up to watch it?

Mum: (Pauses and considers) Well, I know you're growing up, but horror films can be pretty intense. Is it age-appropriate, and do you think you can handle it without getting scared or having nightmares?

You: I checked the rating, and it's suitable for my age. And I think I can handle it; I've watched similar movies before without any issues.

Mum: Alright, I trust your judgment. But promise me that if it becomes too scary or uncomfortable, you'll turn it off and go to bed, okay?

You: I promise, Mum. Thanks for understanding!

Mum: You're welcome, dear. Just remember, if you ever need to talk about anything or have any concerns, I'm here for you.

You: I know, and I appreciate it. Thanks, Mum! You're the best.

Mum: (Smiling) You're welcome, my love. Now, if there's anything else on your mind, feel free to share.

You: I will. Love you, Mum!

Mum: Love you too, sweetheart. Have a great day!