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Choose the most suitable option to complete the dialogue.

Mr. Thomas : These instruction don't make sense. Can you state them clearly ?
Secretary : ...............................................................

A

It will be done quite well this time

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B

Okay, let me try to rephrase them.

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C

You bet I'll do it well this time

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D

Handle them on your own !

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Solution

The correct option is B Okay, let me try to rephrase them.
Only B seems to fit the given context- Mr. Thomas is asking if the secretary could state the instructions clearly as they do not make sense. To which the secretary replies that she will try to rephrase them.
The other options do not fit the context (D might fit but is a rude exclamation in the given context).

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