—Hey, you haven't been acting like yourself. Everything OK?
—________.
| A．Sure, it is | B．I'm fine, thanks |
| C．That's good | D．It's a pleasure |
—Which room would you prefer to live in, sir?
—________. As long as it is clean and comfortable.
| A．I don't mind | B．I'm sure |
| C．No problem | D．Go ahead |
—Can you tell me Sam's telephone number?
—________. Who is Sam? The newcomer?
| A．I think so | B．That's OK |
| C．I'd rather not | D．I'm afraid not |
—Hello, Mrs James. Is Sally at home? I want to play badminton with her.
—________. She's gone for a walk across the fields.
| A．I'm sorry | B．Hold on |
| C．No problem | D．Forget it |
—I've got something weighing on my mind. Could you give me some advice?
—________. Tell me all about it and I'll do what I can.
| A．Don't mention it | B．No way |
| C．No problem | D．Forget it |
—Have you been wasting time chatting online recently?
—________. I've been studying hard and I need a break.
| A．Not really | B．Don't mention it |
| C．Not to worry | D．Never mind |
—My neighbor is always playing loud music late at night.
—________. You really should talk to him about it.
| A．That's annoying | B．It's a good point |
| C．You've got it right | D．This is tricky |
—Would you mind me opening the window, sir?
—________. I am feeling a bit chilly.
| A．By all means | B．Not in the least |
| C．I'm afraid not | D．I'd rather you didn't |
—Daddy, how do you like it if I buy a wallet for my mom's birthday?
—________.
| A．Don't bother | B．That all depends |
| C．It couldn't be better | D．It's a good deal |
—I'm going to visit Tom tomorrow. Will you go with me?
—________ But I'm going to eat out tomorrow night with John.
| A．It's a good idea. |
| B．Can I go with you? |
| C．Nothing special. |
| D．Oh, you should be careful. |
—Mr. Green, can you spare me a few minutes? I still have some questions about your assignment.
—________.
| A．It's a pleasure | B．Not at all |
| C．Help yourself | D．Sure, go ahead |
—I'm afraid it's going to rain this afternoon.
—________ Look at the dark and cloudy sky.
| A．Not really. | B．Is it? |
| C．Why not? | D．I guess so. |
—I'd like some bread and some fish. What about you, Tom?
—________
| A．Not really. | B．Me, too. |
| C．Good idea. | D．It depends. |
—Hi, Tom. Do you still smoke?
—________. It's three years since I smoked.
| A．No, I don't |
| B．Yes, I do |
| C．Not too much |
| D．Oh, yes, but I wish I didn't |
—Is this Mr. White's office, Mary?
—Yes，________.
| A．all right | B．it doesn't matter |
| C．after you | D．help yourself |
—We should believe in ourselves.
—________ Selfconfidence is the first secret of success.
| A．I'm with you on that. | B．Thank goodness! |
| C．Let's get going. | D．It's up to you. |
—How do you find your visit to the museum, Jane?
—________.
| A．Oh, wonderful, indeed |
| B．By taking the number 3 bus |
| C．I went there alone |
| D．A classmate of mine showed me the way |
—I can't thank you enough for the gift you sent me for my birthday the other day.
—________.
| A．That's right | B．Don't mention it |
| C．With pleasure | D．Nice work |
—Good afternoon. I'm from the repair company. I received your call that there is something wrong with your air conditioner.
—________. Come in please. The air conditioner is in the living room.
| A．That's right | B．That's OK |
| C．No problem | D．My pleasure |
—I am going to Shanghai on a free trip this weekend.
—________
| A．Have fun! |
| B．It is none of my business. |
| C．You must have been cheated. |
| D．So what? |
—I forgot to bring my pen for the lecture.
—________. I have got a spare one.
| A．Go ahead | B．You're welcome |
| C．Not to worry | D．Don't mention it |
—Do you think I should accept the invitation to his birthday party?
—________ If I were in your shoes, I certainly would.
| A．None of your business. |
| B．Why not? |
| C．It depends. |
| D．I don't think so. |
—I'm worrying about the coming examination. I'm afraid I cannot pass it.
—________！ I'm sure you'll make it.
| A．Go ahead | B．Good luck |
| C．No problem | D．Don't lose heart |
—I guess I must leave now. See you tomorrow.
—________！ I have some important information for you.
| A．Hang on | B．Never mind |
| C．All right | D．Take care |
—It's been a wonderful evening. That's very kind of you.
—________.
| A．It's my pleasure | B．With pleasure |
| C．Go ahead | D．Not really |
—Dad, can we go to the shop? I want to buy some sweets.
—________. Can't you see I'm busy at the moment?
| A．Take it easy | B．No problem |
| C．Forget it | D．Don't mention it |
—Hi, Mum. I got promoted for my wonderful performance in my work.
—________
| A．Congratulations! | B．Best wishes. |
| C．Good luck. | D．Don't mention it. |
—Linda, you couldn't have chosen a much better present for me.
—________
| A．Oh, it can't be helped. |
| B．I'm glad you like it so much. |
| C．That's all right. |
| D．It's nothing, isn't it? |
—Shall we drop in at the Williams on our way home, dear?
—________. Time permitting, we will.
| A．By all means | B．It makes no difference |
| C．Forget it | D．It depends |
—I missed the football match on TV last night.
—Never mind. ________. You can find out the results in the newspaper.
| A．It's no big deal | B．Don't worry |
| C．What a pity | D．That's OK |
—Anything serious with my leg, doctor?
—________. Nothing serious, as a matter of fact.
| A．Take your time | B．Forget it |
| C．Take it easy | D．Good luck |
—Shall we ask Diana if she'd like to join in the party tonight?
—________. I'd like her to join us.
| A．As you wish | B．You're welcome |
| C．Hurry up | D．Not likely |
—Could you tell me how to get to the town hall?
—________. Maybe you could ask the policeman over there.
| A．A piece of cake | B．That depends |
| C．I don't care | D．I don't know for sure |
—Can I have an apple, Uncle Pal?
—________. An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
| A．It doesn't matter | B．It's a deal |
| C．You're welcome | D．Help yourself |
—I've got the job I've been looking forward to.
—________！
| A．Wish you success | B．Good luck |
| C．Sounds great | D．Congratulations |
—Do you think Jim can manage it by himself?
—________. He is expert at dealing with such a matter.
| A．Take care | B．I'm not sure |
| C．Don't worry | D．Don't mention it |
—Hey, taxi!
—________， sir?
—Can you take me downtown?
| A．What's it | B．What's up |
| C．Can I help you | D．Where to |
—May I see your driving license, please?
—________？ Did I do anything wrong?
| A．Why not | B．What |
| C．Who cares | D．So what |
—Go out for what? Why not stay at home and watch the exciting basketball match broadcast?
—________ You promised to take me out for dinner.
| A．Great! | B．Why me? |
| C．Come on! | D．Not at all! |
—A second, please. I have another call coming through.
—________ I'm not in a hurry.
| A．Enjoy yourself. | B．Leave me alone. |
| C．Why not? | D．Take your time. |
—May I use your phone? I left mine at home.
—________. Here it is.
| A．By all means | B．Never mind |
| C．It is a pleasure | D．Don't mention it |
—How much should I pay for the dinner?
—________.
| A．You are welcome | B．That's my pleasure |
| C．It's my treat | D．It's my charge |
—Did you get my iPhone 4S broken last night?
—________ I didn't mean it.
| A．That's a setup. | B．Forgive me. |
| C．Forget it. | D．So what? |
—Thanks for the lift. I do appreciate it.
—________.
| A．No problem | B．With pleasure |
| C．Not necessarily | D．A piece of cake |
—May I use your dictionary? I need to look up a word.
—It's over there.________.
| A．My pleasure | B．Got it |
| C．Feel free | D．No problem |