Question
Now, write a dialogue between two sisters, where the elder sister is encouraging the younger one to read out a patriotic poem in her school on Independence Day.
Answer
Elder Sister (Priya): Hey, Diya, Independence Day is coming up, and I was thinking you should read a patriotic poem in your school’s celebration!
Younger Sister (Diya): Oh, I don’t know, Priya. I feel nervous speaking in front of the whole school.
Priya: Don’t worry, Diya! You have such a beautiful voice, and I know you’ll do great. Plus, it’s a wonderful opportunity to show your love for our country.
Diya: But what if I forget the lines or make a mistake?
Priya: It’s normal to feel a little nervous, but you’ve practiced the poem so well. Remember how mom and dad praised you when you recited it at home? You were amazing!
Diya: Thanks, Priya. But what if the other kids laugh at me?
Priya: Oh, they won’t! Everyone will be so proud of you for sharing such a meaningful poem. Besides, you’re doing this for our country, not to impress anyone. Your confidence will inspire others too!
Diya: You really think so?
Priya: Absolutely! Trust me, when you finish reciting that poem, you’ll see how proud everyone will be, especially mom, dad, and me. We’ll be cheering you on from the audience!
Diya: Okay, I’ll give it a try. I hope I can make everyone proud.
Priya: You will, Diya, I have no doubt about it. Just remember to speak from your heart, and the words will flow beautifully. I’m right here to support you every step of the way!
Diya: Thanks, Priya. I’m lucky to have you as my sister.
Priya: And I’m lucky to have a brave and talented sister like you, Diya. Now, let’s practice the poem one more time, and you’ll see how amazing you’ll be on Independence Day!
