F: I'd like to buy some meat. ,M: What kind would you like today? ,F: I'd like a pound of roast beef. That's my son's favorite sandwich meat. ,M: Really? My daughter likes it, too. OK, that's going to be $5.50. ,F: Perfect. ,M: Anything else? Perhaps some pork? ,F: No, but I do need 3 pounds of chicken breast. My husband wants it for the soup he likes to make. ,M: That costs $4.00 a pound. ,F: Oh, that's expensive. I think he can make the soup with 2 pounds of chicken. I'll make some salad tonight. So we won't need so much food.
(A) M: Oh, I am so suprised that you think the chicken is expensive. That just costs $4.00 a pound. It's very cheap. (B) M: So, you think the chicken is expensive but as you'll not make some salad tonight, you will need much food? (C) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (D) M: Really? You mean the chicken is perfect in the salad but you'll make no salad tonight and you don't need it?
A