Everyday English Conversation Between Siblings

Helpful and amazing everyday English Conversation for kids that shows a discussion between two siblings. They’re discussing studies, and the older brother is attempting to assist his younger brother in solving Math problems. Conversations may be done in your everyday life, which is a great approach to learn English. Children can learn how to communicate confidently in English.

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Justin: Hey Jason, have you taken my pencil?
Jason: Ah yes! Sorry, forgot to inform you.
Justin: And even to return it back (smiles). Thanks. By the way, are you done preparing for your papers? As you see, you don’t have much time left.
Jason: Yeah, I know and I am not able to cope with it. I think I need your help.
Justin: I’m here. Tell me. What’s wrong?
Jason: Do you have enough time?
Justin: Yes, of course. I do.
Jason: I thought you are studying for your examination that commences tomorrow, aren’t you?
Justin: Yes, and I am almost done with the preparation. You tell me, where do you need my assistance?
Jason: I am finding difficulty in solving a Math sum. And this is it.
Justin: Okay. Uh… It’s a multiplication. Please apply this multiplication formula and you’ll get the answer.
Jason: It’s still not helping me. Maybe I should ask Dad then. He’ll explain me better.
Justin: What’s wrong with the formula I asked you to use?
Jason: Nothing as such but I am more comfortable with Dad’s way of teaching.
Justin: In that case, you shouldn’t have come to me in the first place.
Jason: What exactly do you mean?
Justin: If you are comfortable with Dad’s way of teaching then you should approach him whenever you have a doubt in Math. If you approach multiple people, then your concepts will never be clear.
Jason: That’s not making sense to me. You will need to elaborate more on that.
Justin: Look. Each person has a different approach towards teaching. Math is a subject you should especially learn from one person at least till your basics are clear.
Jason: And is this a thumb rule?
Justin: You should follow it if you aren’t.

Jason: Okay, now I get you. But I have one more question.
Justin: What is it?
Jason: Out of the total 8 subjects, which one should I pick up first for preparation?
Justin: Well, there are two things to consider when you are making this decision.
Jason: And what are they?
Justin: Firstly, you need to find the subject that has more study holidays before appearing for it. And secondly the subject which you find hard to grasp.
Jason: So, according to me, Math is quite hard and it has only 1 day to practice before the paper. I should start with that, then.
Justin: Exactly! Moreover, the subjects that need only few hours to revise should be touched only the day before you are going to write them.
Jason: Which means right now all my focus should be on the subjects in which I don’t fair well, right?
Justin: You got it.
Jason: Thanks Justin, you have really sorted this out.
Justin: You’re most welcome. Now, go continue studying. And yeah, one more thing.
Jason: What is it?
Justin: Try to get all your doubts cleared by me today itself. Once my examination begins, I might not have time to attend you.
Jason: As you say.
Justin: So, enough of talking now. Back to work (smiles)
Jason: Sure.

Everyday English Conversation Video Related Vocabulary

Phrase: Cope with
Meaning: deal with a challenging situation successfully
Usage 1] This is something I’m afraid I won’t be likely to cope with.
Usage 2] In English, no one can cope with her.

Word: Commences
Meaning: to begin
Usage 1] I will commence with my studies.
Usage 2] Is it okay if we commence the meeting now?