Kid: Mom, can I play with my sister’s toys?
Mom: Well, did you ask her if it’s okay to play with them?
Kid: I want to, but she doesn’t always let me.
Mom: I understand, but it’s important to ask first and respect her things.
Kid: What if she says no?
Mom: If she says no, you should respect her decision and try to play with your own toys instead.
Kid: But I really want to play with the dollhouse!
Mom: How about you ask her nicely? Maybe she’ll want to play together!
Kid: That’s a good idea! I’ll ask her if she wants to play with me.
Mom: That’s a great way to spend time together. And remember, sharing makes the fun even better!
Kid: You’re right! I’ll ask her now.
(After a moment)
Kid: She said yes! We’re going to play together!
Mom: I’m so glad to hear that! Have fun and remember to take turns.
Kid: We will! Thanks, Mom!
Mom: You’re welcome. Have a great time, kids!
Vocabulary List
Sibling [ˈsɪblɪŋ] (noun) – A brother or sister.
Example: “I love spending time with my sibling. We have so much fun together.”
Share [ʃɛər] (verb) – To give part of something to another person.
Example: “It’s nice to share your toys with your siblings.”
Respect [rɪˈspɛkt] (verb) – To show consideration and honor for others’ feelings or things.
Example: “It’s important to respect your sibling’s belongings.”
Ask [æsk] (verb) – To request something politely.
Example: “I will ask my brother if he wants to play.”
Play [pleɪ] (verb) – To engage in an activity for fun or enjoyment.
Example: “We like to play games together after school.”
Grammar Tips:
- Use “Can I…” to ask for permission.
Example: “Can I play with your toys?” - Use “How about…” to make a suggestion.
Example: “How about we play together?”
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Kid: Mom, can I play with my sister’s ?
Mom: Well, did you her if it’s okay to play with them?
Kid: I want to, but she doesn’t always me.
Mom: I understand, but it’s important to ask first and her things.
Kid: What if she says ?
Mom: If she says no, you should respect her decision and try to play with your own instead.
Kid: But I really want to play with the !
Mom: How about you ask her ? Maybe she’ll want to play together!
Kid: That’s a good idea! I’ll ask her if she wants to with me.
Mom: That’s a great way to spend time together. And remember, makes the fun even better!
Kid: You’re right! I’ll ask her now.
(After a moment)
Kid: She said yes! We’re going to play together!
Mom: I’m so glad to hear that! Have fun and remember to take .
Kid: We will! Thanks, Mom!
Mom: You’re welcome. Have a great time, kids!