Nig 2 Complete the dialogue.A: 'Excuse me. I'm 2for theHistory Museum. Is it 3?B: No, it's not far. It's 4BrownStreet. Go 5the bank. Thenright - that's Brown Street.A: OK.B: Go 7on. The museum isthe left, opposite the park.A: Thank you.68​

A: "Excuse me. I'm 2 looking for the History Museum. Is it 3 far?"

B: "No, it's not far. It's 4 on Brown Street. Go 5 past the bank. Then turn right - that's Brown Street."

A: "OK."

B: "Go 7 straight on. The museum is on the left, opposite the park."

A: "Thank you."

To answer the question, we need to fill in the missing words.

A: "Excuse me. I'm 2 [insert missing word] for the [insert missing word] History Museum. Is it 3 [insert missing word]?"

Based on the context, the missing word for number 2 could be "looking" or "searching" as the person is asking for directions. The missing word for number 3 is "far" as they want to know the distance to the museum.

A: "Excuse me. I'm 2 looking (searching) for the far History Museum. Is it 3 far?"

B: "No, it's not far. It's 4 on Brown Street. Go 5 past the bank. Then turn right - that's Brown Street."

Here, the missing word for number 4 is "on" as it indicates the location of the museum. The missing word for number 5 is "past" as it tells the person to go beyond or beyond the bank.

B: "No, it's not far. It's 4 on Brown Street. Go 5 past the bank. Then turn right - that's Brown Street."

A: "OK."

B: "Go 7 straight on. The museum is on the left, opposite the park."

In this part, the missing word for number 7 is "straight" as it provides the direction to continue in a straight line. The missing words for number 6 and 8 could be "Thank you" as it is a response to receiving directions.

B: "Go 7 straight on. The museum is on the left, opposite the park."

A: "Thank you."

So, the complete dialogue would be:

A: "Excuse me. I'm 2 looking for the far History Museum. Is it 3 far?"

B: "No, it's not far. It's 4 on Brown Street. Go 5 past the bank. Then turn right - that's Brown Street."

A: "OK."

B: "Go 7 straight on. The museum is on the left, opposite the park."

A: "Thank you."