Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Do they like the school?
Speaker1: Yes, very much
Speaker1: Actually they come home and start to play pretending to be teachers
Speaker1: Like recreating scenes from the class
Speaker2: Wow so they dont feel its enough ;)
Speaker2: When you're seven you adore the teacher
Speaker1: I think that's their way to let off everything that happened at school
Speaker1: Just to act out
Speaker1: But in general they like it and I'm glad to see that
Speaker1: I hated school when I was little
Speaker2: Even when you were seven?
Speaker1: Especially when I was seven
Speaker1: My sister moved to another school then and I felt bad without her
Speaker1: She is older but at least I could see her during the breaks
Speaker2: So you were a sensitive child
Speaker1: Like hypersensitive... and extremely shy
Speaker2: Well Dylan doesnt like the school at all :/
Speaker2: But he is older and should study a lot already
Speaker2: All the homeworks, projects... In fact that's a lot of work but that's the way its going to be now... for years ;)
Speaker1: Do you have to help him with homework?
Speaker2: Not really
Speaker2: Sheryl is better at this ;)
Speaker1: Oh I see ;)
Speaker1: My girls have like one homework per week...
Speaker1: I expect this will change next year
Speaker2: Its more and more every year
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1's children like the school. Speaker1's sister moved to another school when she was seven.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will be about 10 minutes late. Speaker1 is waiting at the left entrance and they are going to attend a meeting. This might be the last opportunity for Speaker2 and Speaker1 to get through to them.