Spoken and Written Expressions for Class 3

What do you Understand by a Good Conversation?

A good conversation is a way of talking and sharing ideas with others that is polite, sensible, friendly and enjoyable.

What is Essential to Have a Good Conversation?

→ We should pay attention to what the other person is saying. When they talk, we should not interrupt. We must wait for our turn to speak.
→ We should use words clearly and at a volume the other person can hear.
→ We should be kind and use nice words like "please", "thank you" and "excuse me." This shows respect and makes the conversation pleasant.
→ A good conversation is usually positive and uplifting. We should avoid being rude or mean.

Examples

Let's understand this through some examples:

I. Conversation Between Jack and Ron in the class.

Jack: Good morning!

Ron: Good morning! How are you today?

Jack: I'm good, thank you. How about you?

Ron: I'm doing great, thanks for asking. Hey, can I borrow a pencil, please?

Jack: Of course, here it is. You're welcome!

Ron: Thanks! And, excuse me, do you know where the math class is today?

Jack: Yes, it's in the Maths lab today.

Ron: Thank you so much!

Jack: No problem! Have a nice day!

Ron: You too, see you later!

II. Conversation Between Sam and Shelly in a playground.

Sam: Hey! What's your name?

Shelly: Hello! I'm Shelly. What's your name?

Sam: I'm Sam. Nice to meet you, Shelly.

Shelly: Nice to meet you too, Sam. Do you want to play on the swings?

Sam: Yes, sure! I love playing on swings.

Shelly: Oh! Me too. Let's go.

Shelly: Sam. I'm glad we're having fun. I am new here. I had no one to play with.

Sam: Oh even I was lonely too, Shelly. I'm having a fantastic time too. We will play together from now always.

Shelly: Definitely!

(They continue playing on the swings and enjoy their time at the playground.)