F: Come on, Dad. The shops will be closed if we don't hurry. ,M: Don't worry and the shops are open until midnight on Christmas Eve. ,F: Yes, but it will take us a long time to find a car park and it will be midnight before we choose a present for mother. Plus, we don't know what to buy for her. Maybe a hat. ,M: No, she is already had so many hats. ,F: Well, maybe a box of chocolates. ,M: But she never eats them. Anything else is OK. You know, she will be satisfied with what you buy for her.
(A) F: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that? (B) F: I will follow your advice to buy her a hat for she hasn't bought new ones in recent years. (C) F: Sorry, sir. I appreciate your kindness. But in fact, I am not a fan of chocolates. (D) F: I am kidding Dad. I know that Mom doesn't like chocolates at all. I will buy her another gifts.
D