F: Mike, can I be honest with you? ,M: Sure, Cindy. What's up? ,F: This food is tasty, but I'm not sure it's very healthy. ,M: Well, this was my first time to cook for you. I guess I was a little nervous. ,F: That's sweet. ,M: I put too much salt on the potatoes. ,F: Yeah. I like salty food, but that was a bit too much of a good thing. ,M: And I overcooked the steak. So I tried to cover it up by adding more butter. ,F: Well, it's not easy to cook a steak. My dad has been trying to teach me that forever, and I still never know how it's going to turn out. ,M: I know you've cooked a lot before. I suppose I just wanted to impress you by telling you that I love to cook, too. I don't know what I was thinking. ,F: It's the thought that matters. Maybe we could make something together next time. ,M: That would be awesome. Uh, Cindy?
(A) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (B) F: OK. That's fine. We can make something together. (C) F: Eh. Perhaps, I will cook a meal with my sister next time. (D) F: Oh. Instead of cooking, actually we can go out for Mexican food next time.
B