Exercise 12. Make conversations according to the following sample talk:
- Have you heard about Harry!
- No, I haven’t. What happened?
- He broke his leg last week.
- That’s terrible! How did he do that?
- He was playing football and he had never played football before.
- Poor Harry! I hope he feels better soon.

- Hi father
- Hi Jack, how is the school?;
- Good! 
- Show your diary, I will sign it
- I will give you later
- No, later I will not be home!
- You will sign tomorrow for both days
- No Jack, your teacher will be angry again
- No, she won't
- JACK! Give your diary
Jack took his diary out of his bag and opened it. His father looked at it and saw a note from Jack's teacher and wanted to read it when JAck said:
- No father, it is just a note about my homework that my teacher gave today.
- Still, I will read it
He read it out loudly
- "Dear parents, I, the class teacher of 5A, Ms.Lawrence, want to see you tomorrow after school at 3:00 P.M. I want to talk about his behaviour, his behaviour is awful and he never does his homework, today, he fought with a boy from 5B. I want to show you his future marks which will  be in the report card, show his exams and notebooks, and talk with you. Your sincerely, Ms.Lawrence." What is this, Jack! Now, I will be more strict. No permission for sweets, cakes and other things, no watching TV, no playing computer games, no for doing anything except studying, studying and improving your marks. 
- But, but father
- Do not ask for forgiveness, go and do your homework, I will check!
- Ok, dad
Jack was really upset but he deserved it.