M: Alice, you are calling all the morning. ,F: Because I have a wonderful idea. ,M: You want to hold a grand party and you're inviting friends? ,F: No, I want to buy a diamond necklace. But it's too expensive. ,M: I don't know your meaning. ,F: It's $12,000 and it's really lovely. ,M: You want to borrow money from your friends. ,F: No. I want to buy it with other friends. ,M: Good idea. Then you can wear it by turns. ,F: Yeah, and we are all the owners of the necklace. ,M: Good idea, but not all accepted. ,F: Right, but 8 girlfriends have agreed to do so. ,M: How many people would you like to find at last? ,F: 12 including me. We each pay $1000. ,M: You can wear a month in a year, if you buy it.
(A) F: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that? (B) F: You're right. So I am telephoning my friends about my party all the morning. (C) F: You're right. So I am writing letter to invite people to my party all the morning. (D) F: You're right. So I am crying all the morning. The drama is tragic.
A