Complete the conversation with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

Conversation Completion

Here's the completed conversation with the correct verb forms:

• Tina: Hi, Roger, how are (be) you?
• Roger: Hi, Tina. I'm exhausted – I have been working (work) really hard all week.
• Tina: Is that why you didn't come (not come) out with us last night?
• Roger: Yes, I couldn't (not can) come – I had to study (study). My last exam starts (start) at 9.00 tomorrow morning.
• Tina: Really? I have finished (finish) all my exams!
• Roger: Lucky you! What are you planning (plan) to do next?
• Tina: I'm flying (fly) to Australia in three days. I haven't wanted (want) to go since my aunt and uncle moved (move) there five years ago, but I haven't been able to (never / be able to) afford it till now.
• Roger: Fantastic – I'm sure you will love (love) it.
• Tina: I hope so! What about you? I spoke (speak) to Mary yesterday and she said (say) you are inviting (invite) her to go to France.
• Roger: Yes, but unfortunately she has already made (already / make) other plans.
• Tina: And what about tomorrow evening?
• Roger: Yes, I am thinking (think) of going to that new pizzeria. Are you celebrating (celebrate)?
• Tina: Yes, that would be great – I want (want) to come along?