Read and listen to four conversations using the grammar.
Man: Jess, I am sorry to hear you are leaving us.
Woman: Yeah, I will miss this place.
Man: Where are you going next?
Woman: I am going back to college to get my PhD.
Man: Well, we will miss you.
Woman: Thanks. I am sad to leave this place, but I am excited for a new start.
Man: Well, we are sad to see you go, but best of luck with your studies.
Woman: Thanks. I appreciate that.
Woman: How was the game?
Man: It was good. I am happy to say we finally won.
Woman: Oh, great. I am glad to hear that.
Man: Yeah, it was nice to win for a change.
Woman: Yeah, it’s no fun to lose.
Man: It certainly is not.
Woman: So, how is the diet going?
Man: Not good. It is so hard to lose weight.
Woman: I know. It is never easy to stick to a diet.
Man: Also, I am very busy, so it is hard to find time to exercise.
Woman: Well, don’t give up. You can do it.
Man: That’s easy for you to say. You never gain weight.
Woman: How was the mall? Did you have fun hanging out with your friends?
Man: No, it was really crowded and almost impossible to find a place to sit.
Woman: Yeah, it gets really busy on the weekend.
Man: Yeah, it’s better to go on the weekdays. But it’s no fun to go then.
Woman: Why? There are no crowds, so it is easy to get a table at the food court.
Man: True, but it’s no fun to be the only one there.
Woman: You have a point. Sometimes, it’s almost too quiet to have fun.
