His promise ________ he would give away half of the year’s income to the disabled turned out a lie, ________ made the public feel cheated.
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—Don’t bother to buy me an air ticket. I’ve got one.
— Why didn’t you tell me earlier? I’ve got one, too.
| A．Good luck! | B．You have? |
| C．It’s no surprise. | D．Don’t mention it. |
—What a pity! Nothing seems to be going my way.
— , Susan. You are killing yourself for all the work.
| A．Take it easy | B．Go right ahead |
| C．You deserve it | D．Have great fun |
—Going to the party to be held in Anne’s house this weekend?
— I’ll be free then.
| A．Forget it. | B．You bet! |
| C．Believe it or not | D．I can’ t help it. |
—Andrew won’t like it, you know.
— —I don’t care what Andrew thinks!
| A．Why not? | B．What for? |
| C．How come? | D．So what? |
—Hello, John. This is Alice. I’m calling from work. How’s your mother feeling?
— . Mum is out of hospital, but she has to stay in bed for a few more days.
| A．You’re welcome |
| B．That was thoughtful of you |
| C．What a pleasure |
| D．By all means |