A: Let's go to the beach.

B: That's a great idea.

A: We haven't been in a while.
B: We haven't been in a month.
A: The last time we went, you almost drowned.
B: No, I didn't.
A: Then why did the lifeguard dive into the water?
B: I think he wanted to cool off.
A: He swam right up to you.
B: And then he turned right around.
A: Maybe you're right.
B: Maybe we should get going.
• A: Have you done your homework?
• B: Not yet.
• A: Then why are you watching TV?
• B: This is my favorite show.
• A: Go do your homework.
• B: But, mom!
• A: You can watch TV after you do your homework.
• B: But the show will be over.
• A: There will be another show next week.
• B: Please?
• A: You know the rules.
• B: I hate the rules! I can't wait till I grow up.
A: Let's go to a movie.
B: I'd rather not.
A: Why not?
B: You know I don't like crowds.
A: Let's go to an early movie.
B: Okay, that won't be very crowded.
A: What would you like to see?
B: Oh, I don't care. You're the one who wants to go out!
A: Well, I want to see The Pursuit of Happiness.
B: What have you heard about it?
A: It's based on a true story about a divorced man and his young son.
B: Well, I hope it has a happy ending.
A: Let's plan a vacation.
B: Yes! I want to go somewhere warm.
A: I was thinking of going somewhere cold and fresh.
B: But I want to spend time on beaches.
A: We always go to beaches.
B: That's because they are always fun.
A: Let's try something different.
B: Where do you want to go?
A: We could visit Alaska.
B: But I don't even like the cold.
A: Come on. The views look beautiful.
B: Fine. But I get to plan our vacation next time.
A: You lost a lot of weight!
B: Yes, thank you for noticing.
A: You look great. How did you do it?
B: I started eating a lot healthier.
A: That's too hard for me to do.
B: I also exercise four times a week.
A: Oh, I don't have time for that.
B: It can be hard to find time. However, it is worth it.
A: I'm thinking of just trying some new diet pills.
B: I suggest you try doing it naturally. I can help you if you
want.
A: That'd be great!
 Romeo and Juliet is a romantic  tragedy written by English playwright
William Shakespeare. The main characters of the story are two teenagers
named Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet. Their families have an
ancient feud. The two first meet at a masquerade ball, and they fall in
love almost instantly. However, they later discover that they are members
of rival families, and their relationship would be forbidden. They decide to
get married in secret. But Juliet’s parents want her to marry someone
else, a man named Paris who is a friend of the family. Towards the end of
the story, Juliet fakes her death so that she doesn’t have to marry Paris.
Romeo, believing that Juliet is dead, poisons himself so that he doesn’t
have to live without her. When Juliet wakes up, she finds Romeo dead
and kills herself as well. The story ends when the two families realize
their feud has gone too far and decide to forgive each other.