Giving & Asking Opinion: Dialogue

Jane and Alexa were sisters. They sometimes fought and argued, but they were truly open-minded people.

One day,

*on call*

Jane: Where are you?

Alexa: I'm still at Brad's party. What's wrong?

Jane: We're going on a trip next week. Do you have any idea of where to go?

Alexa: It's too loud here. I'm on my way home.

Jane: OK.

*end call*

Alexa arrived at home,

Mom: Where have you been? We have already decided where to go.

Alexa: Seriously? Where?

Mom: Hawaii.

Alexa: This might be acceptable if we go there on Summer.

Mom: Well, what about Rome?

Alexa: ROME? Absolutely. Let's go!

Mom: Jane, come here.

Jane: What's wrong? I thought we have agreed about next trip's destination.

Mom: Your sister said Hawaii is better visited on Summer. So, how about Rome?

Jane: Seriously, Rome? There's nothing to see there. We have gone to Rome about years ago and I don't think it's a good idea to go backthere. There are still many trip destinations to go, except Rome.

Alexa: But, I don't agree of going to Hawaii. It's Autumn now, not summer.

Jane: Well, Paris? What do you think?

Mom: I'll go along with anything you both chose.

Alexa: Hm, Paris? What did attract you?

Jane: Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museums, bakery shops and the warm weather.

Alexa: Hm. OK. I agree.

Jane: Good. Mom we're going to Paris.

Mom: I'll tell your dad.

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