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Amit82 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

What is the man concerned about?

The below is a piece of voice conversation (An audio file output) that I am putting exactly in written. So there might be spoken English grammatical errors.

Woman: Have you decided what you would like to order?
Man: I am not sure yet. Everything on the menu looks delicious. What do you recommend?
Woman: How about the sea bass with the chef’s sauce?
Man: That sounds interesting. What’s in the sauce?
Woman: It’s a tomato Cream sauce. It’s rich but really good. Man: Hmm… I really shouldn't eat anything that heavy. I am trying to lose 15 pound before the summer. But I suppose once in a while rick taste can be heard.

What is the man concerned about?

A: He is not sure that he will be able to afford rich dish.
B: He is worried about eating food that is bad for his diet.
C: He doesn’t feel that the sea bass is very special.

C is out of choice. I am confused between A and B.

I think the answer is B as per the last statement from the Man "I really shouldn't eat anything that is heavy"?

please suggest.
  

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amit82 rick taste can be heard This makes no sense; you have mis-transcribed it. amit82 I think the answer is B as per the last statement from the Man "I really shouldn't eat anything that is heavy" Right.

  • amit82 rick taste can be heard This makes no sense; you have mis-transcribed it.
  • amit82 I think the answer is B as per the last statement from the Man "I really shouldn't eat anything that is heavy" Right.
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amit82 rick taste can be heard
This makes no sense; you have mis-transcribed it.
amit82I think the answer is B as per the last statement from the Man "I really shouldn't eat anything that is heavy"
Right.
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Thanks Mister for pointing it out. I listen the audio again the sentence goes as below.

"But I suppose once in a while a rich taste can hurt."

So keeping this in mind, i think choice B will be correct.

Please suggest.
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I think it was this, actually:

"But I suppose once in a while a rich taste can't hurt."

However, 'rich taste' here sounds a little odd, so I suspect it is something different—something like a 'little taste'.
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Hi Mister,

Thanks for your input. i have tried to attached the audio. Please have a look at the last sentence.

I agree with you it can be "Can't" but the voice is not that clear towards the end.

But if that is the case then still B will be the Ans or you recommend A.

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Oh, B is the correct answer in any case.

This is what he says:

But I suppose once in a while a rich dish can't hurt.
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Thanks Mister so much for all your time and help.

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