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Sally: Hi, Dad, how are you?
Father: I'm fine, Sally. What about you? How's the course going?
S: It's going well, actually. I'm doing quite a lot of different science and maths modules this term. I'm really enjoying my maths course at the moment, mainly because it's not that difficult compared to the other modules.
F: OK, that sounds good. And what about the tutors – what are they like?
S: Well, I've got four, and they're all highly knowledgeable, which is good, but Professor Jones is my favourite - I really respond well to the way he teaches.
F: Well, I'm really pleased it's going well. And are your fellow students nice, too?
S: Yes, I've made lots of new friends and everyone seems to be very hard-working. The course has lots of group work, but to be honest, this isn't really the way I like to study - Lprefer to study alone.
F: Oh, well, I suppose not everything can be perfect.
S: I know, Dad, you're right. In fact, there is one thing I'm a bit concerned about. My statistics module. I think I might not pass it.
F: Well, let's wait and see, shall we - you've only just started so there's plenty of time to improve. Don't worry about it yet, OK?
S: Thanks, Dad, I'll try not to.
