A、Eating in an English restaurant. B、Eating with an English family. C、Eating in any local restaurant. D、There is no way to taste

M: Good Morning.
W: Good morning, can I help you?
M: Yes, I’d like to know something about the weather in this city in autumn.
W: Well, in September and October you can expect sunny days and not so much rain, but the evenings tend to be cool.
M: I see. I wonder if you could tell me something about the evening entertainment?
W: Yes, there are several cinemas, stage shows in the summer, night clubs and discos, and of course plenty of pubs and restaurants.
M: Thank you. Could you tell me a bit more about the stage shows?
W: Well, they’re mostly variety shows for British summer visitors—I don’t think they’re really very suitable for foreign visitors.
M: Ok. How about the restaurants?
W: There are Italian, Indian, Chinese, Middle Eastern, Greek restaurants—there’s even a Swiss restaurant, believe it or not!
M: Are there any typical English restaurants?
W: That’s a bit more difficult. To get a good English meal you need to eat in one of the hotels or with an English family.
M: I see. Something else I’d like to know is this: are there any sports facilities?
W: Oh yea, plenty. You can play tennis, go sailing, play squash, play golf—you can even learn to windsurf.
M: That’s interesting. Could you say a bit more about it?
W: Mmm, yes. I do quite a lot of it myself—it’s fantastic. You know, you stand on a board, holding the sail and the wind carries you along.