"Tom, do you have school today?" "No, classes were canceled because of the typhoon."の英語

“I had a math test today."“And?"“Well, I think I did pretty good."

"Dad, shouldn't you be at work today? Do you have a day off?" "That's right, it's a national holiday today."

"Was there any homework for tomorrow again?" "Sorry, I don't know. Ask someone else."

"You mustn't be late, OK?" "But if the teacher's late too it doesn't count, right?"

"Have you worked on your summer homework?" "Hey, don't make me think of bad things."

“Did the storm do any damage to the rice crop?"—“Yes, a great deal of damage has been done."

"Aki's off school today?" "It seems her cold got worse."

"You're going to work again tomorrow, aren't you?" "Ah. Yes." "Then I'll pack you some lunch." "Thank you."

"Eh? Where's Keiko?" "Said she's got a parent and child meeting so she'll be late."

"Oh? Where's Keiko?" "She said that she has a teacher, parent and child meeting so she'll be late."

"Morning. You're early today." "You too. I thought you'd still be dead to the world."

"Um, was Tom already here?" "Yeah, he arrived a bit early."

"Don't you ever want to NOT go to work Tom?" "Of course! Doesn't everybody?"

“Were you late for class again?"“Certainly not."

"Look at the time! I'm gonna be late for school! Bye!" "See you later. Be careful."

"How long did you swim today?" "From 9 in the morning till 3 in the afternoon."

"What did you do today?" "We had a lot of guests so I was completely busy."

"What time is it in Bangalore?" "One o'clock."

"Did you hear that?" "It's a water balloon."

"Today's Tuesday, right?" "Yeah." "Why's it so crowded?"

"Tom, your dinner's getting cold." "Just a minute. I'll be right there."

"Tom, your dinner's getting cold." "Just a minute. I'm coming."

"So, are you really dating Tom?" "What? Who'd you hear that from?"

"Do you have a boyfriend or something?" "No." "Someone you fancy?" "No, I'm not interested in 3D boys."

"Remember here?" "It's where we gathered for going to school in groups."

"When are you coming back?" "That all depends on the weather."

"When will you be back?" "It all depends on the weather."

“I heard you've changed your job."“On the contrary, I'm still with the same company."

“Have you got any money?"—“Not on me, I'm afraid."

"I'm used to it now. So it's no problem at all!"