F: Hello. ,M: Hi, Sue. It's Bil Parker from your geometry class. ,F: Oh. Hi, Bil. How are you? ,M: Fine, thanks. Listen, I'm working on our assignment and I can't seem to figure out question tend and the teaching assistant's out of town, so I was wondering if you could help me. ,F: Well, I did the last one. But I'm not sure it's right. ,M: At least you finally figured it out. I didn't get past the first three steps. Would you like to have coffee with me? We could go over all of the problems. ,F: That's a good idea. I need help with question 3. I'm completely lost on that one. ,M: Are you free now? ,F: I have swimming practice in a few minutes and then I have to study for a biology exam. But I could meet you right after dinner. ,M: That's bad for me. I have a meeting for the signal. ,F: The what? ,M: The signal. You know, the campus literary magazine. It comes out once a month. ,F: Oh, sorry. I just came here this year. ,M: I'll give you a copy. In fact, I'll bring it when we meet.So anyway, what about tomorrow? After lunch maybe? ,F: Great. See you around 1:00.
(A) M: See you around 1:00. I can't wait to enjoy the delicious lunch with you at the new restaurant. (B) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (C) M: See you. But we don't need to work on the assignment together tomorrow. Because we have figured out all the questions. (D) M: See you. Let's work on the assignment together tomorrow.
D