—Can I get you something to drink, Mr Smith?

—_______. I am thirsty.

A．Here you are                 B．No, thank you

C．You’re welcome              D．Yes, please

—Excuse me. May I use your computer?

—_______. It’s broken.

A．Sure                        B．Yes, here you are

C．With pleasure               D．I’m afraid not

—I haven’t seen Jack for three days, is he ill?

—_______. His mother told me that he was in hospital.

A．I am afraid so             B．I hope not

C．I don’t expect            D．I am afraid not

—Don’t make any noise in the living room! My baby is sleeping.

—_______.

A．Sorry, I won’t              B．It doesn’t matter

C．Excuse me, I’m wrong        D．Certainly, I won’t

—I think you should phone Jenny and say sorry to her.

—______. It was her fault.

A．No way                 B．Not possible

C．No chance              D．Not at all

—Mr Smith is a kind person. I like to to work with him.

—In fact, everyone _______.

A．is                    B．does

C．has                    D．likes

—Do you need any help with those heavy bags?

— No, thanks; _____.

A．Never mind                  B．All right

C．I can manage                D．You are welcome

—Would you take this along to the office for me?

—_____.

A．That’s right                B．With pleasure

C．Never mind                   D．Not at all

—You must find such long hours very tiring.

— ______. I enjoyed it.

A．After all                    B．Never mind

C．Not in the least             D．That’s all right

—Would you like to turn that music down? I’m writing a letter.

— _____.

A．No, I’d like to            B．No, please

C．Yes, sorry                  D．Yes, I’d like it