Mother: Hello my child, I see you are playing around with your cell phone while you should be studying. I am concerned about your academic performance, and I think we should have company.
Me: Hi Mom, I know I have to study, but I'm just trying to relax a bit before I start again.
Mom: Relaxation is important, but I've seen your grades go down, and I'm worried. What is happening?
Me: I know, Mom. It's just a bit difficult at the moment. I'm trying my best, but it feels like I'm not really making progress.
Mom: I understand that it can be difficult, but I don't think the cell phone helps. Maybe you should focus a little more on your studies.
Me: I know, Mom, I will try to work harder. It's just hard to stay motivated.
Mom: We can look at a study routine together and see how I can help you. This is important to your future, and I want to see you succeed.
Me: I appreciate it, Mom. I will try to work harder and devote more time to my studies. I know it's important.
Mother: That's good to hear, my child. I am here to support you, but I also want to see that you take responsibility for your studies. Let me know if there is anything I can do to help you.
Me: Thanks, Mom. I really appreciate it. I will try my best and keep you posted on my progress.
Mom: That's really all I want to hear. Just remember that we all want to see you succeed and build a good future for yourself.
Me: I know, Mom. I'm going to do my best. Thanks for the support.
