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You could ask for help.. A. What's the correct option?          1.fail somethingborrow from someoneargue with someone                2.forget somethingbreak somethingfail something         3.fail somethingbe lateborrow from someone               4.forget somethingbe lateborrow from someone           5. break somethingforget somethingbe late                 6. be latefail somethingargue with someone B. Order the conversation below. -Yeah, but I think I left it on the bus. -Hey, Megan! What's wrong? -Oh, no! I borrowed that from the library. -Well, I forgot my homework this morning and now I've lost   a book I was reading. -I did. Nobody has found it. And by the way ...It's the   one you lent me! I'm so sorry! -Have you tried looking for it? -Maybe you should call the bus driver.     Study the chart below. C. Complete the short dialogs using the phrases below. Make sure you use the correct verb form. I) A: I'm always late. What should I do? B: Why don't you ? II) A: I broke my cell phone recently. Any suggestions? B: If I were you, I'd . III) A: I fight with my little brother all the time. What do you think I should do? B: You could try harder to . IV) A: Whenever Betty goes to the supermarket, she forgets to buy some grocery items. B: She should . It really helps! V) A: I have a hard time memorizing English words. B: Really? Well, I'd try . VI) A: Jerry is always borrowing my stuff. I hate it! B: That's easy! your things anymore! D. Use the correct options. II) Liz: What's wrong, Sam? Sam: Oh, hi, Liz. Bill is always borrowing things from me.        I don't know what to do. What couldshould I do? Liz: Have you thought about telltoldtelling him it upsets you?      Why don't you try talktalkedtalking to him? Sam: Well, actually, I have. But he always needsneedingneeded something,        like money for lunch or a pencil. Liz: Maybe you could makemademaking some rules. For example, he can      only borrowborrowsborrowing money once a month. Sam: Thanks, Liz. Maybe I should asksaskasking you for help more        often. You're really good at helphelpedhelping people. Liz: Maybe, but I'm terrible at solving my own problems! III) Sam:: I'm failing math. What shouldcouldwould you do if you were in    my shoes? Mary:: Have you thought about studystudyingstudied harder? Sam:: But I have a hard time understanding it. Mary:  Why don't you getgotgetting a private tutor? Sam:: Good idea! I shouldcouldwould also talk to Ben. He's really intelligent.Maybe she can help me after class. Mary: If I were you I shouldcouldwould get professional help, but I believe you couldshouldwould listen to your parents' opinion first.