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Mike: (2) Where shall we put the clock?

To complete the dialogue, we need to fill in the gaps with the appropriate sentences provided. One sentence is extra, meaning it does not fit into the dialogue. Here's the completed dialogue:

Jane: Oh, I love my new flat! What a wonderful sitting room.

Mike: (1) Can you give me a hand, David? I'll help to put the furniture in place.

David: Sure.

Mike: Where do you want the sofa, Jane?

Jane: (3) I think the best place is in front of the window.

Mike: All right. (4) What about the armchairs?

Jane: They'll look nice next to the fireplace.

Mike: What about the picture?

Jane: (5) Put it on the wall opposite the sofa. Be careful, it's very old.

Mike: What else? (6) What about the table?

Jane: Place it between the sofa and the armchairs.

Mike: What about the carpet?

Jane: Oh, dear! I forgot! It should go under the furniture.

In this dialogue, the extra sentence is "It's really great!" as it doesn't naturally fit into the conversation about arranging furniture in the sitting room. The dialogue involves a discussion about where to place various pieces of furniture and decor in Jane's new flat, with Mike and David helping her arrange everything.