A man is charged with wounding with intent and (in the alternative.assault occasioning actual bodily harm, both relating the same date and victim. He is due to appear before the magistrates' court for the first time. He indicates to his solicitor that he wishes to plead guilty to the offences and asks what will happen at the hearing.How should the solicitor advise the man?

A、The man cannot plead guilty at the magistrates' court but can indicate his intention to do so. The magistrates should request the preparation of a pre-sentence report to use in the Crown Court.
B、The man can indicate a guilty plea and the magistrates will determine whether to commit him to the Crown Court for sentence.
C、The man can indicate a guilty plea; the magistrates will commit him to the Crown Court for sentence for the wounding with intent charge but will determine whether to sentence him themselves for the charge of assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
D、The man can plead guilty and the case will be adjourned for pre-sentence reports.
E、The magistrates will hear the prosecution summary of the case and the man's mitigation before determining whether their sentencing powers are sufficient to deal with the offences.