F: I came across David in the hospital this morning. He broke his left leg when he was learning to ride a horse earlier this morning. ,M: What happened exactly? ,F: The horse is frightened by a dog and started running fast. David lost his balance and fell to the ground. ,M: That's dangerous. I'd never try that. ,F: You are too timid. You don't even want to learn how to drive. ,M: That's dangerous, too. Besides, I don't need to learn how to drive. You are a good driver, aren't you, honey? ,F: But I cannot take you everywhere you want to go.
(A) M: Just a minute! I do not quite follow what you are saying, would you mind repeating that? (B) M: It's ok. I will learn how to drive because I find driving interesting and not dangerous at all. (C) M: Although driving is so dangerous, I will learn because I always go out. (D) M: I think driving is necessary because I go out a lot.
A