M: Hey Tina, What are you doing? ,F: I'm just reading some things on line about holidays, nothing special, why? ,M: I was wondering if you could help me with something if you have time that is. ,F: Sure. I'm never too busy to do you a favor. ,M: It's the new employee, Sandy. It's her birthday today and the office got a cake and ice cream for her, but I just learned that she can't eat chocolate. ,F: And everything is chocolate, ha? ,M: Right, so if you wouldn't mind, could you run to the store and get something else for her? ,F: Which store? I know there is a cake store on Olive Ave, but that's far away. ,M: The supermarket on Downing Street would have ice cream. ,F: I don't like that store. I'll go to the store over on Abbey Road, it's close by and I think they might have cakes, too. ,M: Thanks, so much. I owe you one.
(A) F: It's nothing. I will go to the chocolate shop on Abbey Road. (B) F: It's nothing. I will take a taxi to Abbey Road. (C) F: You are welcome. I will go the store on Olive Avenue because it's very close. (D) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
B