Andy: Hey Sarah, how's it going?
Sarah: Hi Andy, all is well. How are you?
Andy: I guess I'm OK. It's just that my mum doesn't let me play on my phonebanymore.
Sarah: Really? Why is that? Have you been spending too much time on yourbmobile lately?
Andy: I suppose so. I got this new game a couple of days ago. One of my friendsbdownloaded it for me and now I want to get through all the levels, but my mumbwon't let me.
Sarah: Well, Andy, I'm sorry, but I kind of think she's right. She's just worried about your health, that's all. You know, playing for too long on such a small screen can hurt your eyesight.
Andy: Oh, I know that. Last week I had to go to the optician because I couldn't see things on the board in class. The doctor said my eyesight has really worsened.
Sarah: You see, that's why your mum is on you for playing this new game. If I were you, I wouldn't even download any new games for now, so I wouldn't be tempted to play them all the time.
Andy: Sarah, you sound like you don't play computer games. Is that so?
Sarah: I play sometimes, but not every day. I have no more than five games on my computer and maybe one on my mobile. There are so many other things to do that I haven't got time for games.
Andy: What are you so busy with?
Sarah: Well, lots of homework usually, and then I've got football practice every day, so I'm too tired to play on my phone when I have free time. I often simply go to bed instead. When I get a chance, I also like to go outside and play with my dog.
Andy: Football sounds fun. I like to play it with the boys from my class after school, but the thought of joining a team has never crossed my mind.
Sarah: Well, you should try it if you like the game. You can come to the try-outs with me next week. They put out an announcement last week at my sports club about selecting new team members for the boys’ team.
Andy: Really? Well, I'm going to consider it then. It would surely make my mum happy.
Sarah: Good. We could go to practices together if you get on the team, because they are usually at the same time as the girls’ team. Well, speaking of football,my practice is in ten minutes so I've got to get going.
Andy: It was good seeing you, Sarah. Have a good time at the practice and thank you for the idea about joining a team.
Sarah: You're welcome. I hope it works out for you. See you later.