8 10. 2. 5 Complete the dialogue. Listen, read and check. DTIBob: What's up, Tom? You look miserable. Tom: I have to go for a filling later today, but I've got a phobia1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . dentists. Bob: Oh no, I'm sorry to 2)nervous. Tom: I am. I feel terrified just thinking 3)sitting inthe waiting room. My heart starts beating fast, my handssweat 4)Bob: That's awful. Why don't you try deep breathing exercises?That might 5)you to relax. Tom: I've tried that before. It didn't really help. Bob: What about hypnotherapy? My brother had a phobia ofdogs and this worked well 6)Tom: That's not a bad idea. But I won't have time before thisafternoonBob: That's true. Well, I've heard that squeezing a small rubberball in 7) . . . . . hand is very good for relievingstress. You could take one to the dentists and try that. Tom: Great suggestion. I'll 8). . . . . . it a try. Bob: Call me later and tell me how it went. . . . . . . . . him. Expressing concernShowing sympathy• What's up? . What's That's awfulterrible etc. . Thatwrong? You don't look must be (really) difficult horrible etc. very happy. Are you OK? • That can't be easy. • Oh no, I'm• Is something the matter? sorry to hear that. • You must be . . . Giving adviceResponding• Why don't you . . . ? • That's not a bad idea. • What about . . . ?• I've tried that before. It didn't really• I can recommend . . . help• (Perhaps/Maybe/l think) • Great suggestion. I'll give it a try. you could should (try) . . . • Good/Great idea