Let's get this interview over with as quickly as possible. We need to get this problem sorted out. Things are getting much worse. The two of us must get down to finding out what is wrong and then put it right.
You don't get on with your classmates and you don't get on with your teachers. You are disruptive in class, and this has to stop. You need to get down to thinking about your future. Do you want to stay at this school?
Do you get on with your family at home?
I intend to contact your parents and invite them to come to school to discuss your behaviour. You will have to promise to get down to your school work if you are to remain with us. And you will have to make an effort to get on with everyone. This is a happy school and we do not want students like you who cause trouble.
You were very rude to Mr Li yesterday and I expect you to apologise. He is waiting outside. When I ask him to come in, you will get your apology over with as politely as you can and you will promise to improve your behaviour during his classes and get down to your work every lesson without any trouble.
Right. Enough of what I've got to say. Let's get on with sorting out your behaviour. What have you got to say on the matter? I'm listening.
NOW YOUR TURN
