M: Well, mom, thanks for having Simon stay for a couple of days. ,F: That's OK, Phillip. What have I got to do? ,M: Well, Saturday's busy. In the morning, he's got his piano class. ,F: Right. And in the afternoon, he's going to a birthday party, isn't he? ,M: No, that's in the evening. He's going to the football match in the afternoon. Remember? ,F: Oh, yes. I remember now. So what time does the party start? ,M: At 7:30 and Mrs. Carter will bring him home. ,F: Fine. Now on Sunday morning, we can go to the swimming pool on our bikes. ,M: Well. He's got a cold, so swimming isn't a very good idea. But he'd like a bicycle ride. ,F: OK. Your father wants to take Simon to the park in the afternoon. ,M: Fine. And then a quiet evening watching TV. ,F: What about a trip to the cinema? ,M: No, I think he'll be too tired for that.
(A) F: But we're making plans for Simon. (B) F: It's hard to plan our holiday, though Simon doesn't have a cold. (C) F: Let's stop talking about Simon's hobbies. Swimming is a good idea. (D) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?
A