[speaker001:] Hey John, did you register for classes yet?
[speaker002:] I register this Friday.
[speaker001:] What classes do you plan on taking?
[speaker002:] I really want to take the communication class, but I don't know if it will be available.
[speaker001:] Is that class really that popular?
[speaker002:] Yeah. I tried to get in last semester, but it was full by the time I registered.
[speaker001:] What other classes are you going to take?
[speaker002:] I still need to take English 201, but I really don't like writing.
[speaker001:] I took that class already. There is a lot of writing, but it's not that bad.
[speaker002:] Oh really? Who was the instructor? There are like 4 different instructors to choose from.
[speaker001:] I had Professor Mahoney.
[speaker002:] Is he an easy grader?
[speaker001:] I'm not sure if he is or not, but I thought he was definitely fair.
[speaker002:] Do you mind if I ask you what you got?
[speaker001:] Not at all. I got a 3.8.
[speaker002:] Well, what did you get in English 101 last year?
[speaker001:] I got a 4.0 in that class.
[speaker002:] Well, I can't compare to you. I got a 3.1 in English 101. That means if you got a lower grade in English 201, it must be harder.
[speaker001:] It's not what it appears. I actually tried harder in the 101 class. If I put as much effort into the 201 class, I would have received the same grade.
[speaker002:] Oh. That helps. Thanks.