URGENT
Read and complete the dialogue.
Abram: Marina, do you play an instrument?
Marina: Yes, I actually play three. 1) music!
Abram: Me, too. 2) playing the guitar. It’s how I express myself. What instruments do you play?
Marina: Well, I’ve been playing piano since I was four. 3) It’s not my favorite. I play the violin and the flute, too. The violin is my favorite.
Abram: Yeah, string instruments are great because you can play them anywhere. I tried to play the piano, but 4). being stuck in the house all day practicing. With my guitar I can practice wherever I go.
Marina: 5) getting together to do a song—me on the violin, you on the guitar?
Abram: Sure! We’d have to think about what musical style we’d want to work on.
Marina: 6) rock? I know some pretty cool songs with violin solos. Abram: Sounds great!

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