A: I had to have a word with Jiri and Milan today. [speak to them without others listening]

B: Oh yeah? Are they causing trouble again?

A: Well, you know, [used to fill a pause in conversation] they just keep talking to each other, and they don't pay attention [listen] – that sort of thing.

B: Why don't you make them sit in different places?

A: I tried that, but they still talked to each other.

B: Well, in that case [because of the situation described], you'll have to move one of them.

A: Maybe, but I'd feel bad about that [be unhappy about]. They're quite nice boys, you know, they just can't help it. [can't control some actions or behaviour]

B: Sure ... but you can't let that kind of thing continue.

A: No, you're right. But I've given them a final warning today, so let's wait and see what happens. [wait to discover what will happen]

B: OK. But what if they don't improve? [what will you do if they don't improve?]

A: I think it'll be OK.

B: Well, if you change your mind [change your decision], come and see me again, and I'll arrange for one of them to be moved to another class.