M: Do you know when your summer holidays starts, Mary? ,F: It's the middle of June, the thirteenth, why? ,M: Well, you know, when your mom goes on her painting course in Paris, the week of the sixteenth, I have decided to go to Schottland. ,F: Yeah? ,M: My friend Jim has asked if I want to go with him and spend a week camping there. ,F: Sounds great, go for it, I suppose you want me to stay and look after the house, don't you? ,M: Actually I was wondering if you wanted to come with me and Jim has got a daughter of your age, her name is Lucy and she is coming, too. I thought you might enjoy doing a few things together, and it would be good to have a proper break before you start your summer job. ,F: I'd love to come. Have you ever met Lucy? ,M: Yes, she is easy to get on with. I'm sure you'll find plenty to talk about. ,F: Great.
(A) M: Go to your painting course in Paris before joining the camping with my friend Tom. (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (C) M: You can now expect a happy camping with me as a start of your summer holiday. (D) M: Then we have agreed on this. You stay at home and start your summer job first, Lucy.
C