Sarah: Yeah, I noticed that too. It doesn’t feel great.

Jake: I just bought it, so I’m hoping it’s nothing serious.

Sarah: It’s totally up to you, but maybe you should take it back to Garage Hiroto and have them check it over.

Jake: You think so?

Sarah: Yeah. Better safe than sorry. It’ll help you relax and enjoy driving more.

A: The woman wants a new car.

B: The man bought a car recently.

C: The man left his car on campus.

Mr. Yamamoto: Oh, it doesn’t take much – just looking at them every day.

Ms. Reynolds: That’s it? No special fertilizer or tricks?

Mr. Yamamoto: Not really. I water them, watch how they grow, and notice small changes.

Ms. Reynolds: You just pay attention to them?

Mr. Yamamoto: Exactly. When you look closely, the flowers tell you what they need.

A: He uses special fertilizer.

B: He pays attention to them.

C: He doesn’t care about small changes.

James: Would you like me to join the meeting?

Yukiko: You mean as support?

James: Yes. I’m familiar with his previous requests.

Yukiko: That could help.

James: I can take notes and handle technical questions if needed.

Yukiko: That would let me focus on the discussion.

James: Exactly. I think it might make things easier for you.

Yukiko: All right. Let’s do that, then.

A: Prepare some questions.

B: Buy some notebooks.

C: Join a meeting.

Sarah: I sure do. It’s a popular item. I’d be happy to guide you there.

Daichi: That’d be great. I’ve been walking in circles.

Sarah: No worries. It’s near the deli counter, past the salads.

Daichi: Thanks. Long shift?

Sarah: Yeah, but it’s not bad. It’s been pretty slow tonight.

Daichi: That’s good. Ooh. Smells good already.

Sarah: Hopefully, there’s one left.

A: How to eat the rotisserie chicken.

B: Which rotisserie chicken is better.

C: Where the rotisserie chicken is.