Read and match the dialogues 1-3 with the statements.
a. Both people decide to go somewhere.
b. Both people decide not to go somewhere.
c. One of the people decides to go somewhere. 

Text:
1. Lee: Hey, Mike. I might go to the sculpture exhibition tomorrow. Are you interested?
Mike: Tomorrow? No, thanks. It's likely to be really crowded on a Saturday? I'd rather go on a different day, when it's quiet.
Lee: You may be right. Perhaps we could go on Monday. It's my day off.
Mike: Yes, it will definitely be quieter on Monday. Are you sure it's open then?
Lee: I'm positive. Look here, it says so on this flier.
Mike: OK, good. Do you want me to pick you up on Monday morning?
Lee: I think I might go on my bicycle.
Mike: OK, let me know when you make up your mind. 

2. Tina: Hey, look at what's opened at the Westfield shopping centre. I've never been ice skating before. Why don't we give it a try?
Mary: No way. You know how clumsy I am. I will most likely fall over the minute I step onto the rink!
Tina: Oh, come on. It'll be fun! There will probably be instructors there who can show us how to skate.
Mary: Do you think it might be cold in there?
Tina: I'm sure you'll survive.
Mary: I don't know. I also have studying to do.
Tina: Fine. I give up. Do as you please. I'm thinking of checking it out later today. Call me if you change your mind. 

3. Ted: I think that Jerry Watson will win the race today.
Brand: I'm not so sure. Don't forget about Massimo Langella. There's good chance he will do very well, too.
Ted: I doubt it. He drives better in dry conditions, and it may rain later.
Brad: That's true. So, do you feel like going down to the race track?
Ted: No I'd prefer to watch the race from the comfort of my own home. A few friends might drop by later. You're welcome to join us, too.
Brand: No, I'd like to watch it up close and enjoy the whole atmosphere.
Ted: In the rain? It'll be nice and dry at my place. What's more, I'm going to order pizzas. It's up to you.
Brand: Pizzas? In that case, count me in!