Complete the conversation. Replace the phrases in italics with phrases from the list.

ADRIAN Looks like it'll start raining pretty soon.
SHEILA 0 I think perhaps you are right.
ADRIAN 1 I really don't care. I've got so much work to do, so I can't go out anyway.
SHEILA 2 Here's what I think. I could help you, then we could go out together. 3 What I want to say is, if that's OK with you, of course.
GAVIN 4 I'm very excited. If the weather's OK, we'll climb a mountain on Saturday. It's 3,560 metres high!
ANNE Wow. That's a lot of walking. Do you think you'll be strong enough?
GAVIN 5 We'll know in the future.

In this exercise, you're being asked to replace certain phrases in a conversation with others provided in a list. This practice helps with improving your understanding of synonyms and context in English conversations. Here's how you might complete the conversation:

ADRIAN: Looks like it'll start raining pretty soon.
SHEILA: 0 Indeed.
ADRIAN: 1 It doesn't really bother me. I've got so much work to do, so I can't go out anyway.
SHEILA: 2 My suggestion is I could help you, then we could go out together. 3 To be honest, if that's OK with you, of course.
GAVIN: 4 I'm thrilled. If the weather's OK, we'll climb a mountain on Saturday. It's 3,560 metres high!
ANNE: Wow. That's a lot of walking. Do you think you'll be strong enough?
GAVIN: 5 We'll see.

This conversation exercise helps you identify different ways to express similar ideas, enhancing both your vocabulary and your ability to engage in more natural-sounding dialogues.