F: Hello, Karl. I haven't seen you since we both went to university. ,M: Good to see you, Laura. I'm just back home for a few days. ,F: Me too. How are you finding it studying in a foreign country? ,M: I had to find my own accommodation, although the university was very helpful and gave me a list of apartments so it wasn't that hard. The language isn't a problem because my course is taught in English. But understanding the other students' jokes isn't easy. ,F: Sounds like fun, though. Well, I've been in City University London for 2 years. I'm really concentrating on my studies at the moment because I've got an important essay to write. Have you thought about what you'll do after your University course finishes? ,M: I haven't made up my mind actually. ,F: You must feel lonely sometimes abroad. I thought I'd love the freedom of being away from home, but it can be hard. ,M: Well, it's normal to feel like that. Why don't you come and visit me when you can afford it? ,F: I'm really curious to see what it's like at your university. I've got more than enough studying to do at the moment, though, I'm afraid
(A) M: What a pity! Anna is too busy to visit the my university. (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (C) M: Your words are so hurt. Why won' t visit my university, Sue? (D) M: Sue, don' t worry! I can borrow you some money.
B