M: Hello, Ingrid. What are you trying to do here? All these advertisements in papers. My goodness, you're not looking very happy, are you? ,F: My parents want me to study in England. They threw all these to me and asked me to find out about schools in England. ,M: Hang on, I'll switch on your reading lamp. It's so dark here. ,F: I can hardly understand these advertisements, and I don't know what to do. ,M: Do you really want to study in England? ,F: Well, my parents want me to. How can I know which school is better? ,M: The kettle is boiling. Why don't we make some coffee? And then we can look at the papers together. OK, just a minute. Would you like some sugar?
(A) F: I think so. I will have a talk with my parents and find out about school in America with them. (B) F: Ok, wait a minute. I will turn on the reading lamp right now, though there is bright. (C) F: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (D) F: It's a good idea. Let's make some coffee first, and I would like some sugar please.
D