—Never say never, and you’ll make it.
—That’s it. .
| A．I can’t agree with it. |
| B．You’ve got a point there. |
| C．You’ve got me there. |
| D．Action speaks louder than words. |
— Could I borrow your camera?
— ____. But you will have to buy some film.
| A．I'm sorry | B．Of course not | C．Sure | D．I hope so |
— Would you mind ____ the window? It's hot here!
— ____.
| A．to open; No， please | B．open; Yes， please |
| C．opening; No， of course not | D．opening; Yes， please |
— Have you got any oranges and apples?
— ____
| A．Yes， madam， on the second shelf over there. |
| B．The oranges are very cheap. |
| C．You like apples， don't you? |
| D．Of course， we have some fruits. |
— I'll meet you outside the cinema in an hour， OK?
— ____.
| A．No， 2 hours later | B．Yes， that's a good idea |
| C．OK， but I can manage | D．No， I don't think so |
— Wasn't it Dr Wang who spoke to you just now?
— ____.
| A．I didn't know he was | B．Yes， it was | C．No， he wasn't | D．Yes， he did |