F: Hey, Paul, you're still having Thanksgiving dinner at my house on Thursday, right? ,M: Yeah, thanks again for the invitation. I was worried I'd have to spend it alone after my parents announced they'd be in Finland. ,F: I think it's strange that you're not going with them. Is it because of the cold weather in Northern Europe? ,M: Not exactly. I have a lot of work to do next week. ,F: Well, I'm glad you won't be alone on a holiday. It'll be great to have you celebrate with us. The more the merrier! ,M: Exactly, how many people will be there? ,F: Let's see, my parents, my grandpa, my sister, my brother-in-law, my niece and my two cousins, plus us. So, ten people altogether. ,M: Should I bring anything? ,F: Nope, we've got it covered. ,M: Come on, I hate to show up empty-handed. You are being so generous to have me. I know! I'll bring pie. I'll make a great pumpkin pie. ,F: Sounds delicious, but my sister has already volunteered for dessert. Look, don't worry about it. There will be tons of food. Turkey, stuffing, green beans, sweet potatoes. ,M: Wow, I'm getting hungry just thinking about it. How about this, I'll bring a nice bottle of wine. You can never have too much of that.
(A) F: We didn't plan to make green beans at the party, so thank you for bringing them. (B) F: Dessert is great. My grandma would love to try your dessert at the dinner party. (C) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) F: My brother will be happy to have your wine to match the dessert he's going to make.
C