2 Complete the short dialogues with the correct form of these verbs. have learn snowboard travel • study A: Why did you decide (1) Spanish? B: Because I enjoy (2) languages. A: I can't stand waiting in queues at the bus stop, can you? B: No, I try to avoid (3) in the rush hour! A: I'd like to take up a new sport. Is (4) difficult? B: Yes, but it's good (5) a challenge.

To complete the short dialogues with the correct form of the verbs provided, we need to conjugate them appropriately based on the context of the conversations. Let's go step by step: 1. Why did you decide (1) Spanish? - B: Because I enjoy (2) learning languages. 2. A: I can't stand waiting in queues at the bus stop, can you? - B: No, I try to avoid (3) traveling in the rush hour! 3. A: I'd like to take up a new sport. Is (4) snowboarding difficult? - B: Yes, but it's good (5) to have a challenge. Explanation: - In the first dialogue, the verb "decide" is followed by the infinitive form of the verb "learn," as it is used after modals like "enjoy." - In the second dialogue, "aviod" is followed by the gerund form of the verb "travel" as it represents a continuous action. - In the third dialogue, "Is" requires the base form of the verb "snowboard," and the phrase "it's good to have a challenge" uses the base form of the verb "have." By correctly conjugating the verbs based on the context of the conversations, the dialogues are now complete with the appropriate forms of the verbs.