M: Oh, when is your flight to Athens? ,F: Sunday. Why? ,M: Would you be able to come over on Saturday night? ,F: Yes, I should have finished packing by then. ,M: My friends will give me a graduation party. ,F: Terrific. ,M: I'll pick you up. ,F: That isn't necessary. ,M: My dad will let me borrow the car. ,F: Oh, well. That would be very nice. ,M: About 8 o'clock. ,F: 8 o'clock is fine. ,M: Great. It's a date. ,F: Who's going to be there? ,M: Just my friend Peter and a few kids from school. ,F: I'm going to miss all of you. You've been like a second family to me while in New York. ,M: We're going to miss you. ,F: Maybe you could come to visit me in Greece. ,M: I'm counting on it.
(A) F: I've been dreaming of living in Paris, and now the dream is coming true, dad. (B) F: You may spend your holiday with me in New York after you graduate next year. (C) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) F: I'll send you my address in Athens as soon as I arrive there. Please wait for it.
D