(Shirley, the daughter and her mother Denny are having dinner at home. )
Shirley：Mom, this is your third piece of bread!
Denny：I know 66 I have no choice. My stomach just keeps crying for more and more.
Shirley：Why? I have never seen you eat so much before.
Denny：I’ve been 67 (go ) to the gym these days. The exercise makes me 68 (hunger) all the time.
Shirley：So your stomach is the one 69 actually gets a lot of work-out.
Denny：Don’t pull my leg.
Shirley：This way you’ll probably 70 on much weight. Will you give up?
Denny：Surely not. I can feel the results. I’m starting to feel different now.
Shirley：Then how are you going to deal 71 the problem of getting extra weight?
Denny： I intend 72 (meet) my personal trainer to have the work-out plan 73 (fix).
Shirley：Oh, I’ve got an idea. Why don’t you ask Dad to go with you? He 74 (bad) needs some exercise.
Denny：Your father is a bit too shy. He even doesn’t know how to introduce 75 (he).
Shirley：He can just say, “I’m Benjamin. I'm new and shy.”
Denny：Girl, don’t make fun of your Daddy, but I can introduce him to my personal trainer. Maybe one day he will be a fitness fan instead of a couch potato.