F: Aren't you getting off at the next stop? ,M: You're right. That's where I usually get off for the office. But it's early so I thought I'd stay on as far as the High Street and do a couple of things there. ,F: Some shopping? ,M: Yes, after I've given this book back, I've just finished the last chapter and it's a few days late, so I have to pay a fine, but it is worth it. ,F: Then, which shop are you going to? You said you need a new jacket. ,M: I've already bought it. I'm going to buy Adele's new CD.
(A) F: You'll return this boring book to the store and buy another one? (B) F: Adele's new CD? It is really worth buying. Good choice for you today. (C) F: Since you still haven't got any jacket, surely you'll need one today. (D) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
B