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Oh, I forgot たら can mean “after”.

Sorry, bad question. I think I understand the sentence, but it’s saying the meeting has been cancelled before but I thought it was the first time from the article.

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Sorry I’m still thinking about this, I understand 3 is a good answer now but not 4. It was never cancelled before right? I’m missing how “にも ” works here.

I answered a few days ago but my answer didn’t show up:

1. 2

2. 2

Ah, I got the people talking mixed up, I thought it was another person, that’s a silly mistake. And I didn’t think it had to be polite form if the sensei wasn’t there.

B;C;A;C;B;B