Toby & Jerome in Camberley June 2015

22 Jun 2015 · 1 min

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In this brief, informal interview, a child (Speaker B) recounts a recent family trip to Canterbury, mentioning starting at a new school and getting a kit fitted. The conversation shifts to a tower that was built, with the child claiming personal involvement and assistance from his dad and a person named Toby. Finally, the child reveals an upcoming cornet exam and the adult (Speaker A) suggests practicing the instrument. The dialogue is casual, with repeated questions and a supportive tone.

Toby, what have you been doing today?
Me and my family have been in Canterbury. I just went to my new school and we saw all the boys and got my kit fitted.
And who built the tower, Jerome?
I did.
You did it? Did anybody help you?
Uh, just my dad came in and at the end Toby did.
Toby did, good. Okay, and what have you got on tomorrow, Toby?
I've got some— I've got my cornet exam.
Cornet exam, all right, let's do cornet practice then.