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Conversation 1: Person A: Sorry, that ____. I didn't mean to offend you. Person B: It's alright, but you're ____ my words a bit. Let's clarify what I meant. Person A: Okay, let's ____. What did you mean then? Person B: I meant that we should address the issue directly instead of avoiding it. Now, can we just ____? Person A: It feels like we ____ with this problem. Person B: I agree, it's frustrating. We've ____ somewhere. Person A: Maybe we should take a step back and analyze the situation from a different perspective. Person B: That's a good idea. We should ____ and make sure we're on the same page. Conversation 3: Person A: I can't believe I made that mistake. There's ____, though. Person B: You're right. It happened, and we can't change it now. We should focus on finding a solution. Person A: Absolutely. Dwelling on the past won't help us move forward. Now, ____?

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