Sarah: Don’t even think about reading it while you’re driving.

Jake: It’ll only take a second.

Sarah: No, Jake. Keep your eyes on the road. If you cause an accident, there’ll be serious consequences.

Jake: You’re right. I’ll check it later.

Sarah: Good. The message can wait.

Jake: OK, OK. Safety first.

Sarah: Exactly. That’s all I’m asking.

A: He got a call from his roommate.

B: He got in an accident.

C: He got a text message.

Theo: It was good. Mmm… We had a science competition, and –

Kyoko: Theo, don’t talk with your mouth full.

Theo: Sorry. I just wanted to tell you what happened.

Kyoko: I know, but watch your manners. Finish chewing before you speak.

Theo: You’re right. Sorry about that.

Kyoko: That’s better. Now, what were you going to say?

Theo: Our team won first place in the competition today.

Kyoko: That’s wonderful! I’m very proud of you.

A: Talk while eating.

B: Watch TV during dinner.

C: Be late for school.

Ethan: I know. I’ll do it later.

Karen: That’s what you said yesterday.

Ethan: Why is it such a big deal? It’s my room.

Karen: Ethan, cut the attitude. I’m not asking for much.

Ethan: Fine. I just don’t see why it matters so much.

Karen: It matters because you need to take responsibility for your own space.

Ethan: OK, OK. I’ll clean it after dinner.

Karen: Thank you. That’s all I wanted to hear.

A: Get a haircut.

B: Do his homework.

C: Clean his room.

Emily: Yeah. It’s just the two of us, and you’re always checking your phone when there are no customers around.

Daichi: Am I? I guess I do that a lot.

Emily: You do. I’m right here, you know.

Daichi: Sorry. I don’t mean to ignore you.

Emily: I know. I just think work is more fun when we actually talk to each other.

Daichi: You’re right. I should be more present.

Emily: Thanks.

Daichi: How about Ramen Nikko-an after work? And maybe a bar afterward?

Emily: Now you’re talking.

A: Check his phone more often.

B: Call customers more.

C: Talk to her more.