Why don't we choose the topic about failing or never trying.

Have you 1.ever wanted to learn a new language? My friend Tom has 2.just wanted to learn Russian. 3.Unfortunately, he 4.never had the time until last year. He had 5.completely finished his studies at university and decided that he should 6.quickly begin. He 7.also wanted to do something 8.certainly different. He knew he wouldn't be able to speak 9. fluently. However, he thought that if he worked 10. hard, he would 11.probably be able to at least converse in Russian. He worked very 12. hard and only 13.ocassionally missed a class. He 14.often rented films in Russian to watch, and was surprised at how 15.carefully he began to understand the basic meaning of the conversations. 16.Eventually, he could even listen to pop songs in Russian and understand the texts. He hasn't been to Russia 17.yet, but he will 18.definately go soon. It was really hard to find out which adverb was missed after revising. lol.

Mr. [이름]! Hahaha! That was actually a challenge for you and you did GREAT! You almost perfect your homework. Aren't you proud of yourself? Well, you must be! Just enjoy the rest of your day Sir. Have fun and enjoy! Oh, I forgot, maybe you are studying again at the moment. Hahaha! Keep it up! -Teacher Chloe Have you 1. ever wanted to learn a new language? >>Correct My friend Tom has 2.just wanted to learn Russian. >> My friend Tom has 2. alaways just wanted to learn Russian.           3.Unfortunately, he >>Correct 4.never had the time until last year. >>Correct He had 5.completely finished his studies at university and decided that he should >> He had 5. just finished his studies at university and decided that he should 6.quickly begin. >>probably begin. He 7.also wanted to do something >>Correct 8.certainly different. >>competely different. He knew he wouldn\'t be able to speak 9. fluently. >>Correct However, he thought that if he worked 10. hard, >>Correct he would 11.probably be able to at least converse in Russian. >> he would 11. defintely be able to at least converse in Russian. He worked very 12. hard and only 13.ocassionally missed a class. >>Correct He 14.often rented films in Russian to watch, and was surprised at how >>Correct 15.carefully he began to understand the basic meaning of the conversations. >>quicly he began to understand the basic meaning of the conversations. 16.Eventually, he could even listen to pop songs in Russian and understand the texts. >>Correct He hasn\'t been to Russia 17.yet, but he will >>Correct 18.definately go soon. >>definitely go soon.It was really hard to find out which adverb was missed after revising. lol. >>It was really hard finding out the missing adverbs after revising. Lol.