Terry; Hello, Mum. I*t home! Mother; Hello, Terry. Terry: Where*s Dad? Mother: Unfortunately he*s out. Fishing somewhere as usual. Terry: what are…

Terry; Hello, Mum. I*t home! Mother; Hello, Terry. Terry: Where*s Dad? Mother: Unfortunately he*s out. Fishing somewhere as usual. Terry: what are youreading, Mum? Mother: Don*t you see? I*t reading a book on physics. Terry: On physics? Why? Mother: You are surprised, are you? Terry: certainly am. You*ve never shown any interest in the subject. Mother: haven*t read books on physics since my schooldays. Terry: I can well imagine! Mother: So now it*s a bit difficult. I don*t remember a lot of things! Terry: But why are you reading that book on physics now? Mother: my electric iron is out of order. I have to repair it, and my desk lamp as well. That*s why l*ve decided to catch up on physics, on electricity in particular… .All these currents and plugs and fuses Terry: Why don*t you Dad to do it? Mother: Dad? Have you every seen him doing anything anything about the house these days? Terry: Well… Mother: he*s nave repaired or mended any electrical appliance in his life! Terry: Hove you ever done it? Mother: No, but it*s never too late to begin. Besides someone must do it. Terry: Oh, mummy! Let me repair your lamp and you electric iron … . I learned at school how to do it. Mother: Oh, thank you, Terry. You*ve just come in time. It*s so good . They teach young people all these practical things at school now… .I*m so proud of you. Here*s my lamp, and this is the iron.