M: Doctor Wilson, can I talk to you for a minute? ,F: Sure, Fred. What is it? ,M: I'm worried about my grade in your English Class. I really want an A, but. ,F: I see. Well, it might be hard for you to get an A. So far, you have a B average. You would need a 97 or 98 on your final exam to get an A. Do you think you can get that higher score? ,M: Probably not. The problem is that I have to have a B average in all the subjects to get the prize from our government. Otherwise, I'll have to find a part time job. I'm afraid it is difficult for me to put all my heart in my study if I have to work in my spare time. I'll probably get an A in history and a B in maths, but I'll get a C in chemistry. ,F: It is a problem, isn't it? You'll have to get an A in English to get a B average. ,M: Yes, but things don't look very good for me right now. ,F: I gave 2 less tests this term that I usually do that might have changed your great a little. Maybe I'll give everybody a chance to write a composition in English. Then you'll have a good chance to get an A.
(A) M: Great! I will try my best to do your homework, so that I can get an A average in all the subjects. (B) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (C) M: OK! I will tell Bob to write a composition in English. He must be glad to have a chance to get an A average. (D) M: Thanks a million for giving me this chance! I will try my best to write the composition in English!
D