In this task you are given a small conversation between two persons and 4 options on how the conversation should continue. Your job is to choose the most reasonable option. The conversation and the options are separated by a newline character. Each dialogue in the conversation are separated by a comma. F and M indicate female and male, respectively.

M: So, Gilda. I'm sure we both have to deal with homesickness, because we're so far away from our own country. ,F: Yes, it's very difficult. In special seasons like Christmas or during the Holy Week, it is something that we celebrate a lot and I really feel homesick. ,M: How do you deal with homesickness? ,F: When I feel homesick, I never stay at home alone. One thing I do is that I always try to go for things in the neighborhood. So what do the locals do? Is there anything interesting? And it's a sort of adventure because you're doing something new, so you're kind of replacing something that you used to do by something new. So, in a way, it's nice dealing with homesickness. ,M: Yeah. ,F: What about you? ,M: Well, that's what I was going to say. You said replacing and I also focus myself on other activities, such as playing golf, swimming and watching TV. But what I like best is to go hiking with the friends I've made and we talk a lot. ,F: You are really outgoing. There're a lot of delicious foods to enjoy. Delicious foods can make you forget unhappy things. ,M: Yeah, I couldn't agree more. I also do that when I'm feeling homesick. Maybe next time we can go out and enjoy some foods together.
(A) F: Good idea. We can chat with each other when we feel homesick. (B) F: Good idea. We can have meals together with family members when we feel homesick. (C) F: Good idea. We can have meals together when we feel homesick. (D) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?
C

F: Is that you, Tom? Long time no see. What have you been doing all these years? ,M: Hi Lucy. I haven't seen you in a million years. I actually worked abroad for a few months and I've just returned from Canada. How are things with you? ,F: Everything is fine except that we have been missing you. ,M: We really need to get together sometime.
(A) F: How many years have you worked abroad? (B) F: Definitely! Let's make an appointment. (C) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again? (D) F: Definitely! Let's make an appointment after I return from Canada.
B

F: Hi, do you live around here? ,M: Yes, I grew up on this street actually. ,F: So you know every part of this neighborhood then. ,M: Yes, I know it pretty well, are you new here? ,F: Yes, I'm looking for my client's office. I think it's somewhere in this neighborhood. The address is 145 Renew Street. ,M: It must be the new office building down the street. Look. You go down the street for 3 blocks and you will see Joe's bakery and Deli on your right and a flower shop on the left, the building is right behind shows. You can't miss it. You'll smell the fresh bread.
(A) F: OK, I will find the bakers first, and the new office building is behind it, right? (B) F: Yes, I will not miss the smell of flowers, and the new office building is next door. (C) F: You mean the office building is 4 blocks down the street and behind a bakers? (D) F: I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you say it again?

A

