, you should keep it a secret; or you will ruin our plan.
| A．If asking | B．If asked |
| C．If to ask | D．If being asking |
—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 |
—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 |
—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 |
—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 |
—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 |