Frame a dialogue with a minimum of ten exchanges for the given situati

1.	Frame a dialogue with a minimum of ten exchanges for the given situation: You have joined a new school. You meet a student. Introduce yourself and make friends with that student, requesting him/her to accompany you to school and back.
Answer» Myself : Hai, I am Swetha, a new student in your school. Student : Oh, I see. In which class? Myself : XIA section. May I know your sweet name? Student : I am Radhika. I am a standard-X student. But my sister Anitha is there in your class. I drop in to see her sometimes. When I don’t have special classes, we go home together. Myself : When do you leave for school daily? Student : 8.20 am. Myself : Will you please allow me to join you? Student : Certainly, I will. Myself : Thank you, Radhika. It’s so kind of you. Student : You are most welcome.

Frame a dialogue with a minimum of ten exchanges for the given situation: You have joined a new school. You meet a student. Introduce yourself and make friends with that student, requesting him/her to accompany you to school and back.

Answer»

Myself : Hai, I am Swetha, a new student in your school.

Student : Oh, I see. In which class?

Myself : XIA section. May I know your sweet name?

Student : I am Radhika. I am a standard-X student. But my sister Anitha is there in your class. I drop in to see her sometimes. When I don’t have special classes, we go home together.

Myself : When do you leave for school daily?

Student : 8.20 am.

Myself : Will you please allow me to join you?

Student : Certainly, I will.

Myself : Thank you, Radhika. It’s so kind of you.

Student : You are most welcome.

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