M: I don't have a good camera. How am I going to take nice pictures of the butterflies? They're so colorful. I want to get in really close so everyone can see the details. ,F: Our photography lab loans cameras to all students enrolled in my class. Don't worry. Just show your student ID and they will give you 1. ,M: What if I lose it or break it? ,F: Just be as careful with the camera as you are with your own one. We trust you. Plus, you need to pay a deposit of $500 just in case something does happen. ,M: I think I'm better off buying my own. I bet I can get one for $60. 00. Even if I get a used one, it's better than having to owe the school $500.
(A) F: Uh, maybe you are right. It is a good choice to buy your own equipment. (B) F: You've already borrowed a camera. Why do you wanna buy your own equipment? (C) F: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that? (D) F: Borrowing a camera is a better deal than buying one and you needn't pay a deposit.
A