F: Good morning, doctor Vincent. May I come in? ,M: Good morning, ma'am. Of course, how can I be of help? ,F: Well it's about school, doctor Vincent. It's just that Alan and I wanted to have a few people over for a dinner party to celebrate finishing my paper and we would particularly like to invite you since you're the chairman, would you please come this weekend on Saturday? ,M: I'd be glad to (?), Saturday, did you say? ,F: If that's alright for you and Mrs Vincents? ,M: I have to check with Elizabeth but I'm pretty sure it'll be alright. ,F: Good. If you could come around 6:30 or 7:00 o'clock that would give us time to chat for a while over a glass of wine before dinner? ,M: That sounds fine. We'll be there around 7:00. ,F: That would be great. Oh, I'm so pleased that you are Mrs Vincent will be able to make it. ,M: Well, it should be fun and you should celebrate it after all that hard work.
(A) F: I feel so sad that you think I have no reason to hold a dinner party tonight. (B) F: I am glad that you think I have worked enough. I can finally have a party tonight. (C) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (D) F: It is such an honor to me that you think I deserve the party after my hard work.
D