M: Mary, I know you love gardening and you started your gardening business a few years ago. I just wonder how a hobby became a business. ,F: Well, I read an article about a woman who'd lost her job, she used her savings to start her own business. That made me think. My friends often told me I was a good gardener and I thought, why not? ,M: How did you get started? ,F: Oh, doing small jobs for friends and relatives and I soon found myself getting plenty of work. But there was a lot of rain during that first year, so some jobs took longer than planned. But I got nice comments from people when the jobs were finished. ,M: And how are you getting on now? ,F: Very well, I get most of my new customers from people who have recommended me, and I haven't needed to look for work by knocking on doors. I do advertise, but that's just a few notices in shop windows.
(A) M: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that? (B) M: You are very persevering fora finding customers door to door. (C) M: So you were recommended to have this job? (D) M: Your good reputation makes you more customers. It's no wonder that people recommended you.
D