[originaltext]W: Oh, dear! Which dress should I choose? I can’t make up my mind

W: Oh, dear! Which dress should I choose? I can’t make up my mind.(13)Please help me, darling.
M: You know I don’t know anything about fashion.
W: Which dress do you like best?
M: Well, they are both all right.
W: Only all right?
M: Oh, no. I mean you look very nice in both of them.
W: Mike, that’s no help to me at all. I can’t wear both of them at the same time. I want a decision.
M: But after all, it is your decision, not mine.
W: Oh, yes. The green dress is very smart. But I can’t be sure if it goes with a hat.
M: You are not wearing a hat, are you?
W: I was going to.
M: But I am sure no one wears a hat these days.
W: No, I suppose they don’t, but it is different tonight.
M: I honestly don’t know.(14)Do you think I should wear a suit?
W:(14)I would have thought so.
M:(14)But surely with this summer weather, a sports coat will be all right.
W:(14)But I don’t think it will do for such a formal occasion.
M: No, perhaps not.
W: Oh, I feel like such a model.
M: So do I. Perhaps we should just wear what we want to. A lot of people do so these days. Or perhaps the answer is not to go at all.
W: You mean not making fools of ourselves. I do feel terribly tired.
M: But then again, you did want to go.
W: Yes, and I would regret missing it.(15)I wish you were a decisive husband instead of floundering.
13. What is the relationship between the man and the woman?
14. What can be inferred from the conversation?
15. What does the woman think of the man?