Complete the conversation with one word in each gap.
Susan: Oh, hi Jane, how are things with you? Is everything OK?
Jane: Not great, to be honest. I’ve got a bit of a problem. Sam copied my essay without telling me, and then he handed it in. Now the teacher is going to think we’ve both been cheating. What do you /// I should do?
Susan: Hmm, it’d /// be a good idea to tell her before she finds out, wouldn’t it? That’s what I’d do /// I were you.
Jane: I thought /// doing that but what if she doesn’t believe me, and thinks I copied Sam?
Susan: Well, I still think you had /// tell her the truth – I mean, you didn’t do anything wrong.
Susan: Oh, hi Jane, how are things with you? Is everything OK?
Jane: Not great, to be honest. I’ve got a bit of a problem. Sam copied my essay without telling me, and then he handed it in. Now the teacher is going to think we’ve both been cheating. What do you /// I should do?
Susan: Hmm, it’d /// be a good idea to tell her before she finds out, wouldn’t it? That’s what I’d do /// I were you.
Jane: I thought /// doing that but what if she doesn’t believe me, and thinks I copied Sam?
Susan: Well, I still think you had /// tell her the truth – I mean, you didn’t do anything wrong.
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Susan: Just explain what happened. Say that Sam copied your essay without your knowledge and that you had no intention of cheating. It’s the only /// thing you can do.