M: Hi, Jennie. How do you like the university? ,F: Hello, Bob. I like it very much. ,M: Have you started your classes yet? ,F: I have been to two lectures, chemistry and history. ,M: Well, how were they? ,F: They were very large. I'm not used to 300 students in class. ,M: My lectures have been large too. ,F: Have you been to your English class yet? ,M: Yes, it was quite small, there were only about 20 students in it. ,F: My classes are so far apart, the campus is sure big. ,M: It sure is, my morning classes are in different buildings. I have to run between them. Otherwise, I'll be late.
(A) F: You have all your classes in one building. Why are you often late? (B) F: Why are you in such a hurry when your morning classes are all in the same building? (C) F: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that? (D) F: Ah! You are in such a hurry to go to class.
D