6 Complete the text with one word in each gap to make the meaning stronger.
Meg: What's wrong?
Tanya: Oh, it's the World Cup. Jake talks about it
the whole time. We don't go out!
Meg: Well, it's only for a month: Why don't you watch
a few matches? You might enjoy it.
Tanya: I watch quite a few matches but Jake doesn't ?
know I'm there. He 3 sits there looking at the
TV.
Simon's completely different. He doesn't really like
any sports.
he always complains
about me when we're out because I usually spend
time looking at my mobile phone.
Tanya: Oh well, that's different. Mobiles are important!
Meg:
the 5

Tanya, it seems like you are upset because Jake is constantly talking about the World Cup and you feel like you can't go out because of it. You mentioned that you have tried watching some matches, but Jake doesn't seem to notice your presence. On the other hand, Simon is completely different from Jake as he doesn't really like any sports. However, he always complains about you when you're out because you spend a lot of time looking at your mobile phone. So, you believe that using your mobile phone is important.

Meg: Well, Tanya, I understand that you're frustrated with Jake's obsession with the World Cup and how it affects your social life. It's great that you've tried watching some matches, but it's unfortunate that Jake doesn't seem to acknowledge your presence while doing so.

Now, regarding Simon, it seems like he has a different perspective on sports. He doesn't share Jake's enthusiasm for the World Cup or any other sports. However, it's interesting that he complains about you looking at your mobile phone when you're out together. It seems that he values your attention and interaction with him during your time together.

In response to Simon's complaints, you mentioned that using your mobile phone is important. It's possible that you find your phone to be a source of entertainment, communication, or even a way to stay connected with the world around you. However, it's important to find a balance between using your phone and giving your full attention to the people you're with.

To make the meaning of the sentence stronger, we need to fill in the gap with one word. Let's read the sentence again:

"Oh well, that's different. Mobiles are important!
Meg: __(missing word)__"

Based on the context, we can assume that Meg is responding to Tanya's statement about the importance of mobile phones. Meg agrees with Tanya and wants to emphasize that mobile phones are indeed significant in our lives.

To strengthen the meaning of the sentence, we can add the word "absolutely" before Meg's response:

"Oh well, that's different. Mobiles are important!
Meg: __Absolutely__, the 5"

By adding "absolutely" before Meg's response, it highlights and reinforces the importance of mobile phones.