A dialogue about the preparation for the ensuing annual exam

Anisha: Hey, Tony! How are you doing?

Myself: Hi Anisha! I'm doing well. How about you?

Anisha: I'm feeling quite anxious about the upcoming annual exams.

Myself: Oh, why's that? How's your preparation coming along?

Anisha: Not great. I haven't finished studying some subjects yet. I really need to improve, but I don't know how to discuss this with you.

Myself: Don't worry, you can talk to me about it.

Anisha: You've always been a top scorer in exams. Can you share your secret to getting such brilliant results?

Myself: Of course! To perform well, you need to study consistently. Avoid cramming without understanding the concepts. Make your own notes and revise them regularly.

Anisha: Should I follow any specific study techniques?

Myself: It's better to cover all the topics from the textbooks.

Anisha: Some topics in English and math seem challenging to me. Any suggestions for handling those?

Myself: If you find them difficult, you can seek guidance from our subject teachers at school.

Anisha: Good idea. Do you have any other advice for me?

Myself: Yes, work on improving your language skills. It will be beneficial.

Anisha: Thank you for your valuable advice. I'll follow it diligently. I hope your preparation is going great too.

Myself: Yes, I've been keeping up with my studies and almost completed the syllabus.

Anisha: That's impressive. Thanks again for your help.

Myself: You're welcome. See you later.

Anisha: Bye, take care.