Complete the following conversation between friends Éric and Louise with the following expressions: C’est dommage/Je regrette/Merveilleux/Génial/Enfin. Do not use an expression more than once.
Louise: Salut Éric! Comment ça va?
Éric: Ça va très bien! Après sept ans de travail, j’ai finalement publié mon premier roman!
Louise: (1) ________________! Quel accomplissement!
Éric: Et toi? Ça va bien?
Louise: Pas mal. François et moi, nous nous sommes quittés récemment.
Éric: Je ne savais pas ça. (2) ________________.
Louise: Oui, mais je suis toujours optimiste. Et, je viens de faire la connaissance de quelqu’un de nouveau sur un réseau social. Nous avons des pensées et des idées très similaires.
Éric: (3) ________________.
Louise: (4) ________________, mais j’ai besoin de partir, parce que j’ai un rendez-vous d’affaires dans 10 minutes.
Éric: Pas de problème. À bientôt!
Louise: À plus!
1. Enfin
2. C’est dommage
3. Merveilleux/Génial
4. Je regrette
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