Ben: How was the anniversary party last night? Jun: It was interesting. Because of the big storm, the power went out. It was totally dark inside the restaurant. Ben: I ____ they cancelled the party, and everyone went home. Jun: ____. We lit candles, and someone used their smartphone to play music. But then something terrible happened. Ben: Uh oh. What? Jun: The server brought our food on a tray, but because it was dark, he tripped and all of it went flying across the dining room. We waited another half an hour for new meals. Ben: You ____ hungry. Jun: ____, but you know I always have snacks hidden in my bag. Ben: I suppose you fed everyone and saved the party. Maya: How was your business trip? Everything went smoothly? Daniel: Not exactly. You won’t believe what happened. Maya: Oh no. What went wrong? Daniel: Well, I got to the airport early, feeling calm and prepared. I ____ I was a bit too relaxed. But when I went to check in, the agent looked at my ticket and said, “Sir… this flight doesn’t leave from this airport.” Maya: Wait—what? You were at the wrong airport? Daniel: Yes. I suppose I just ____ there was only one airport in the city. Maya: That’s terrible! Did you make the flight? Daniel: ____. There was no way. The other airport was over an hour away. Maya: That ____ really stressful. Daniel: It was, but ____, I was lucky. There was another flight later that day, so I still made the meeting. I’ll never make that mistake again.

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