Alex Said “Just Five More Minutes”... Then He Got a Bad Grade! 😱📱 | Slow English (A2)

Almost there. Just a few more points. Oh, I slept longer than I planned. Oh, I didn't do very well. Class, please pay attention. We still have a few important things to review today. Class, we'll have a small test at the end of this week. A test? Class, please give me your attention. We have a test this week. I'm going to study tonight. It'll probably be easy. Study a little each day. Don't leave everything until the last night. I still have plenty of time. Slow down, Leo. I'm going. We have a test this week. Oh, really? Have you planned when you're going to study? I'll study tomorrow. Leo. Just 10 minutes, then I'll study. Almost there, just a few more points. One more level, then I'm done. Aren't you going to study? I will, just a little later. In a minute. I'm almost done. You said that before, too. You've been saying later since we came home. The test isn't tomorrow. I still have plenty of time. I think you should start soon. Don't wait too long. I won't. Leo? Are you still playing? Just for a little while. Have you had time to go over your lessons for the test? Not yet. I remember everything from class. Do you really? Yes, absolutely everything! Then tell me what you need to know for the test. Well, I don't remember exactly. That's why reviewing helps. Study for 20 minutes first, then you can play. Okay, 20 minutes. Focus, Leo. What's that? I'll only check for a moment. Let's go through a few questions together. Sure, this should be easy. Okay, do you remember this one? Yes, I know it. I think it's this one. Almost, take another look. Oh, let me think. What about this one? Wait, think I remember? Leo, I think you should spend more time reviewing. Yeah, I know. You're choosing the hardest questions! I'm not. I don't think the real test will be this difficult. These questions are from your own lessons, Leo. See? These are all from what you learned in class. Okay, I see. I want to stop for now. Leo... I'll review tonight, I promise. Make sure you really do. Leo, it's time to study. In a minute. Can I have five more minutes? I'm almost finished. All right, five minutes. Leo, those five minutes were a while ago. I'm just finishing this part. Your five minutes are lasting a very long time. Very funny. Just one more minute. It's already this late? OK, I need to study now. So tired. I'll wake up early and finish tomorrow. Tomorrow morning. I slept longer than I planned. I'll review right after breakfast. Make sure you leave enough time. I'll just look for a moment. Leo, your preparation is your responsibility. I know. Remember your study plan. I understand, Mom. I'll review soon. All right. Just remember your plan. There's more here than I thought. I don't remember this part. Or this one. Ava, can you help me for a minute? Sure. What happened? Do you remember this one? I think so. Maybe this answer? Let's check it again. There's still so much to review tonight. Let's take it one part at a time. It isn't too much when you review a little each day. I should have started earlier. Okay, next page, then the next one. Slow down, Leo. Wait, was that answer from this lesson or the other one? That's why we should take it step by step. Leo, it's getting late. You need some rest. But I still have more to review. I'm not finished yet. That's why it helps to start before the last evening. Mom's right. I hope I remember enough. I remember seeing this. Maybe the next one will be easier. Okay, focus. Just do what you can. I have your test back today. I didn't do very well. I don't want anyone asking about it. Leo, can we talk for a moment? Okay. How did you prepare for the test? I didn't really review enough. Thank you for being honest. I need to tell Mom. I just don't know how. Did you get your test back today? Yes. Here it is. What do you think made this test harder for you? I kept playing instead of reviewing. We can help you make a better plan. Schoolwork first, then phone time. Okay. Ready for another question? Yes, I've been reviewing this one. Good job keeping your routine. I did much better this time. Because you prepared early. And you didn't wait until the last minute. The game can wait until tomorrow. Don't forget to like this video. And subscribe to our channel. Share it with your friends. Thank you so much for watching! Want to understand English, Hindi, Chinese, Spanish, and 60 plus more languages without language barriers? Use DoraVerse real-time translation. Meet, talk, learn. No interpreter needed. Got here before you. No, I touched it first. That doesn't make it yours. I want it. I want it. Wait, there's a small tear here. A tear? Oh no, those huge slides. This place is amazing. Stay close, everyone. Leo, come back and stay with us. Okay, Mom. Come on. Let's go to the wave pool first. No, a kid's water area. But the wave pool is more fun. I want to go my way. Easy, you two. Stay with an adult, never run on wet floors, and always listen to the staff. Okay, Mom. I promise. Safety first, then fun. Catch me if you can. Beat you. Not this. Got me. Me too. Let's stay here. Stay close to us, kids. Have fun and watch your step. What are we doing next? Hello. How about the lazy river? Yes. Let's go. Stay together. All those floats. Yeah. There are so many. Blue shark. Really want that shark. This one. The shark is mine. Fine! Leo, I want a turn with the shark float too, but I found it first. We can share it. I found it first. I want to use it first. But I want a turn too. Can I go first? Then I get the next turn. I got here before you. No, I touched it first. That doesn't make it yours. I want it. I want it. What happened here? I want a turn with the shark float too, but I found it first. Okay, one at a time. Mom, I really want to use the shark float. I know you like it, Leo, but there are other floats, too. Can I use this one first? Mom, I want to turn, too. Leo shouldn't get every turn just because he's younger. You both deserve a fair turn. Can we take turns? You can both use the shark float. One turn each. So we switch after one lap? Exactly. Okay, we can take turns. I want to go first, but I'm the older sister. I should go first. That's not fair. Ava, being older doesn't mean you automatically go first. But I really wanted the first turn. You both deserve a fair chance. So we have to take turns? Exactly. Leo can have the first lap. Ava gets the next turn. Okay, one lap, and then it's my turn. That's the agreement. Good. Take turns and have fun. This shark float is awesome. Awesome! Remember, only one lap. Stay close together. Let's do it together. Can I have one more lap? But you promised it would be my turn next. Just one more? We already made an agreement. Leo, wait! We agreed to switch. I just want one more lap. Please keep your promise. Stop. It's my turn. I'm not finished yet. I want to use it. But you already had your turn. Both of you, stop and listen. Please let go of the float. It belongs to the park, so everyone needs to share. Okay. I'll wait. My turn, I'll use this one. Good, stay together. That shark float looks fun. You already had your turn. My shark is going faster. That's just the water pushing you. Maybe, it isn't your shark float forever. I know, it's just my turn right now. I'm using it for this turn, that's all. Okay, just remember to let me use it later. I will, I can catch up. Facing. No racing in the lazy river, please. Okay, Mom. Let's take a short break. And soon? When is it my turn again? I'm still using my turn. It feels longer than mine. I'm not finished yet. I've been waiting for a while. Just a little longer. Your turn feels longer than mine. It's not my turn now. Wait, I'm not done yet. Do not pull the float. Not yet, Leo. Let go and talk first. Leo, let go! Stop pulling the float! Stop and listen to me, okay? Okay, okay, Dad. Easy, Leo, stand still. You're okay. It's floating away. What do we do? Stay here, we'll ask a staff member. Oh, stay here, don't run after it. But the shark is getting away. The staff can help us. Could you help us retrieve that blue shark float? Of course, please wait here. Here you go. Thank you, we got it back. Wait, there's a small tear here. A tear? Oh no! It's getting smaller! Did we damage it? Let's let the staff check it. Maybe we pulled it too much. I think we both did. You pulled it too hard! I wasn't the only one! Don't blame each other. Tell me what happened. You were holding it too! Because you tried to take it! Both of you need to stop blaming each other. You both held the float and refused to let go. That means both of you share responsibility. I understand. Me too. This float has a tear, so it can't be used right now. Can it be fixed? We'll inspect it safely. Can you fix it now? Not right away. We need to inspect it first. Okay. Damaged floats have to stay out of the water. Will the shark float be okay? It may be repairable, but we need to check it first. I hope so. You both need to apologize for how you treated the float. You're right. We will. I wish the shark float wasn't broken. Me too. Let's talk about what happened. Now neither of us can use it. We made things worse. That's something important to remember. What would have happened if you had followed the agreement? I would have used it for one lap. Then it would have been my turn. I could have given it to Ava after my lap. And I could have given it back later. Exactly. The problem wasn't who liked the shark more. The problem was that both of you wanted it immediately. I didn't want to wait. I'm sorry I tried to take it before my turn. I'm sorry I wouldn't let go. We both made a mistake. Yeah. The shark is gone. They must be checking it. Let's choose something else. There's a turtle float. That one looks fun too. Do you want to take turns with the turtle? Really? Yeah, we can share it. You can go first this time. Are you sure? Yeah, I went first before. Thanks, Leo. Finished. Your turn, Leo. Thanks. That's great sharing. Much better, you two. The water fountain's too. Sounds like a busy day. Other shark float! You want to use that shark? Maybe next time. Good idea. What did you learn today? I have to wait when it's someone else's turn. And fighting over something can ruin the fun for everyone. Exactly. Sharing doesn't mean giving everything away. It means taking turns, keeping agreements, and respecting each other. I understand. Me too. Next time, we'll take turns with the shark. Sure, but maybe I go first? Why you? Agree on the turns before you start. Okay. Deal. Now that sounds fair. Don't forget to like this video and subscribe to our channel! Share it with your friends! Thank you so much for watching! Want to understand English, Hindi, Chinese, Spanish, and 60 plus more languages without language barriers? Use Doraverse Real-Time Translation. Meet, talk, learn. No interpreter needed.