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It was a sunny afternoon when Helen asked her friend, Harvey, to play ball with her.
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| Harvey! Would you care to play ball? | |
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| I'd love to, Helen. But I got an errand to run. My mom just asked me to buy some sugar in the grocery. | |
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Helen tried to ask Harvey for an appointment to play ball with him.
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| Well, I'd really love to play ball with you, Harvey. You can teach me a lot of things. How about tomorrow at eight in the morning? | |
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| Eight in the morning? That would be perfect, Helen! See you then! | |
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| Thanks a lot, Harvey. I can't wait for tomorrow! | |
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| You're welcome, Helen. What are friends for? | |
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