Different Attitudes, Different Results
Every year, Yuna’s ____ holds a dance contest.
This year’s ____ is next month.
Let’s make a ____ and enter the contest.
Are you kidding? We’re ____ terrible dancers.
I know, but I’m ____.
Me, too. ____ be fun.
____ do it. Sounds good, Suho?
I ____ so.
____ will happen next?
____ the following two different situations.
Situation 1
Yuna and her teammates are in the practice room, but no ____ looks happy.
We’re making too many ____.
____. We’re hopeless.
By the way, where’s ____?
____, he’s sick. He texted me.
____? I saw him last night, and he was all right.
The contest is tomorrow, but ____ and her teammates are not practicing.
I'm so ____.
Me, too. We're not getting ____.
____. We're just wasting our time.
The dance ____ was not a good idea.
I agree, but ____ not your fault.
Why don't we just ____?
After weeks of unhappy practices, they finally ____.
They ____ hopeless.
Situation 2
Yuna and her teammates are practicing hard in the practice ____.
I made a ____ again. I’m sorry.
____ up! You can do it.
Yes. Don’t worry, Suho. We all ____ mistakes.
____ on. Let’s do it one more time! We’re almost there.
The contest is ____ now.
Yuna’s team didn’t ____ any prizes, but they all look happy.
____ job! We made it.
Yeah! We finished the dance ____ a big mistake. I feel great!
We did our best, and I’m so ____ of all of us.
Thank you for your ____, everyone.