F: Are you OK, Chuck? You look pale. ,M: I'm fine, Catherine. I just stayed up late last night working on my Chinese. ,F: Oh, poor you. You know what, I found a new way to learn Chinese and it works very well. ,M: You did? Do tell me. I've spent all these months trying to learn something new about it. But I've made little progress. ,F: Sure. I'm learning Chinese through songs. ,M: So you're learning Chinese songs? ,F: You can say that. I can actually sing some of them now. ,M: That's a real achievement. How did you do that? ,F: I start by listening to the song a few times and after several times I am able to follow the singer. ,M: It makes sense. ,F: It does. I've learned some Chinese folk songs this way. They are clearly presented and easy to follow. ,M: Can I join you, Catherine? I do want to have a try. ,F: Why not? I downloaded a beautiful song the other day. We can learn it together now. ,M: Great! Do you think we need a Chinese dictionary? ,F: Yes, just in case we run into new characters.
(A) M: So, you mean we cannot learn it together now and you will take a textbook in case of running into new characters? (B) M: You mean you will take a magazine in case that we run into new characters? Oh, I don't want to join you. (C) M: Yeah, we can take an English dictionary, just in case that we run into new characters. It will be useful. (D) M: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again?
D