M: Hi, Mary. ,F: Oh, hi. Sorry, but you are? ,M: Peter, Peter Parker from your math class. ,F: Oh, Peter, how are you? ,M: Fine, thanks. Actually I'm working on our assignment and I can't seem to figure out the last problem. And the teaching assistant is out of town. So I was wondering if you could help me. ,F: You mean like now? I have swimming practice in a few minutes. And then I have to study for a biology exam. I could meet you right after dinner. ,M: Ah, that's bad for me. I have a meeting for the Torch. ,F: The what? ,M: The Torch, you know, the campus literary magazine. It comes out once a month. ,F: Oh, sorry. I just got transferred here a month ago. ,M: I'll give you a copy of our magazine. So anyway, what about tomorrow? After lunch, baby? ,F: OK. See you around then.
(A) M: Wait! I don't know why you don't want to help me. You are the best student in class! (B) M: I am so glad that you are willing to help me with my exam. I know that you are new here, so I can help you if you need anything. See you! (C) M: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (D) M: Wait! I don't know why you don't want to help me. You don't even have time tomorrow?
C