Julia, a Russian tourist, is talking to her pen friend Robert, who lives in London. Choose the best variant (a, b, or c) to make up a dialogue between Julia and Robert.

Julia, a Russian tourist, is talking to her pen friend Robert, who lives in London. Choose the best variant (a, b, or c) to make up a dialogue between Julia and Robert.
Robert:   1 What would you like to see next, Julia? Julia:         a I'd   like   to   see   another   piece   of   street
furniture.
b I'll see it next time. Robert:   2 Let's start with something interesting in this
street. Julia:         a What shall we start with?
b OK. Robert:   3 Let's find and have a good look at a telephone
box. Julia:         a Yes, it seems just fine.
b Do you mean the famous red telephone box? Robert:   4 Yes, one of those that Sir Giles Gilbert Scott designed in the 1920s. Let's have a look at that one over there! Julia:         a Why not?
b Really? That's wonderful!
Robert:    5   If you want to call, there are hundreds of telephone boxes for you. Julia:           a That's very good!
b I want to know more about telephone boxes. Robert:    б   We might as well go to the British Postal Museum to learn more
about it. Julia:           a It's just what I wanted.
b I know something about it. Robert:    7 Why don't we go there tomorrow? Julia:           a I'd be happy to do it!
b I'm sorry but I've got a question. Robert:        Agreedl