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1. —Excuse me， do you mind if I use your phone？
—___________It is on the table over there.
A. I’m sorry. B. I beg your pardon？ C. Yes， you can. D. Help yourself.
2. —Hello， City Star. ___________
—Hi. This is Kelly Watson. Today’s newspaper wasn’t delivered to my house.
A. How can I help you？ B. Who are you？
C. What’s the matter with you？ D. How are you？
3. —Well， I’m really tired and hungry.
—___________Anyway， we can do it the first thing tomorrow.
A. You must be kidding！ B. Let’s call it a day then.
C. Think nothing of it. D. I’m sorry to hear that.
4. —What’s the chemistry homework Mr Brown gave us today？
—___________I’ll look it up in my notebook.
A. Just a minute. B. Sorry， I don’t know.
C. What do you mean？ D. Of course.
5. —I’m very disappointed in my next-door neighbour.
—___________I think he is an easy-going person.
A. That’s too bad！ B. How come？ C. It can’t be true. D. Forget it！
6. —Are you going to Jane’s birthday party， George？
—___________I wouldn’t miss it for anything.
A. Of course. B. I can’t agree more. C. What about you？ D. Sorry， I won’t.
7. —What’s the matter？
—___________. It’s just that when I lift my right arm up， I get a sharp pain here in my chest.
A. I’m sorry B. Nothing really C. Bad luck D. Not at all
8. —Maybe she got angry. You’d better keep the house in order.
—___________？ I still don’t like her， neither do I care.
A. What for B. So what C. What if D. How come
9. —How do you find the food in this restaurant？
—___________. We could have found a better one.
A. Just so-so B. Don’t mention it C. Forget it D. Go ahead
10. —Whenever they have a dance， an outing， or a social gathering， they invite my friends， but they just leave me in the cold.
—___________But have you thought about why？
A. Sorry to hear that. B. How come？ C. Really？ D. Never give up.
11. —Daddy， how do you like it if I buy an iPad for my mother’s birthday？
—___________Your mother has been dreaming of having one.
A. It couldn’t be better. B. What for？
C. What a surprise！ D. Let me see.
12. —Thanks for coming to pick me up. I don’t know what I would have done without you.
—___________. It’s the least that I can do for you.
A. It’s my duty B. Far from it C. Don’t mention it D. With pleasure 13. —Could you help me get this paper typed within half an hour， Miss Jane？
—___________. I can finish it.
A. My pleasure B. It takes time C. Think nothing of it D. No sweat
14. —You look so depressed. ___________
—I’ve got my wallet lost with all the money as well as my cards.
A. How are you？ B. What’s up？ C. Come on！ D. Cheer up.
15. —You have made a lot of mistakes in the exam.
—___________I checked it several times.
A. So what？ B. I’m afraid not. C. What’s up？ D. You must be joking！
16. —I’m taking my listening test tomorrow.
—___________！
A. Cheer up B. Good luck C. What a pity D. Congratulations
17. — I think you should phone John and say sorry to him.
—___________. It was his fault.
A. No way B. Not likely C. No chance D. Not at all
18. —How about having a cup of coffee？ We have half an hour before the movie.
—___________. Whatever you want to do is fine with me.
A. It just depends B. It’s up to you C. That sounds lovely D. Glad to hear that
19. —Jane， I am sorry I used your dictionary when you were away just now.
—___________.
A. That’s all right B. It’s a pleasure C. You are welcome D. Never again
20. —I’m worrying about the test tomorrow. I’m afraid I can’t get a good grade this time.
—___________！ I’m sure you’ll make it.
A. Go ahead B. Good luck C. No problem D. Cheer up
—___________It is on the table over there.
A. I’m sorry. B. I beg your pardon？ C. Yes， you can. D. Help yourself.
2. —Hello， City Star. ___________
—Hi. This is Kelly Watson. Today’s newspaper wasn’t delivered to my house.
A. How can I help you？ B. Who are you？
C. What’s the matter with you？ D. How are you？
3. —Well， I’m really tired and hungry.
—___________Anyway， we can do it the first thing tomorrow.
A. You must be kidding！ B. Let’s call it a day then.
C. Think nothing of it. D. I’m sorry to hear that.
4. —What’s the chemistry homework Mr Brown gave us today？
—___________I’ll look it up in my notebook.
A. Just a minute. B. Sorry， I don’t know.
C. What do you mean？ D. Of course.
5. —I’m very disappointed in my next-door neighbour.
—___________I think he is an easy-going person.
A. That’s too bad！ B. How come？ C. It can’t be true. D. Forget it！
6. —Are you going to Jane’s birthday party， George？
—___________I wouldn’t miss it for anything.
A. Of course. B. I can’t agree more. C. What about you？ D. Sorry， I won’t.
7. —What’s the matter？
—___________. It’s just that when I lift my right arm up， I get a sharp pain here in my chest.
A. I’m sorry B. Nothing really C. Bad luck D. Not at all
8. —Maybe she got angry. You’d better keep the house in order.
—___________？ I still don’t like her， neither do I care.
A. What for B. So what C. What if D. How come
9. —How do you find the food in this restaurant？
—___________. We could have found a better one.
A. Just so-so B. Don’t mention it C. Forget it D. Go ahead
10. —Whenever they have a dance， an outing， or a social gathering， they invite my friends， but they just leave me in the cold.
—___________But have you thought about why？
A. Sorry to hear that. B. How come？ C. Really？ D. Never give up.
11. —Daddy， how do you like it if I buy an iPad for my mother’s birthday？
—___________Your mother has been dreaming of having one.
A. It couldn’t be better. B. What for？
C. What a surprise！ D. Let me see.
12. —Thanks for coming to pick me up. I don’t know what I would have done without you.
—___________. It’s the least that I can do for you.
A. It’s my duty B. Far from it C. Don’t mention it D. With pleasure 13. —Could you help me get this paper typed within half an hour， Miss Jane？
—___________. I can finish it.
A. My pleasure B. It takes time C. Think nothing of it D. No sweat
14. —You look so depressed. ___________
—I’ve got my wallet lost with all the money as well as my cards.
A. How are you？ B. What’s up？ C. Come on！ D. Cheer up.
15. —You have made a lot of mistakes in the exam.
—___________I checked it several times.
A. So what？ B. I’m afraid not. C. What’s up？ D. You must be joking！
16. —I’m taking my listening test tomorrow.
—___________！
A. Cheer up B. Good luck C. What a pity D. Congratulations
17. — I think you should phone John and say sorry to him.
—___________. It was his fault.
A. No way B. Not likely C. No chance D. Not at all
18. —How about having a cup of coffee？ We have half an hour before the movie.
—___________. Whatever you want to do is fine with me.
A. It just depends B. It’s up to you C. That sounds lovely D. Glad to hear that
19. —Jane， I am sorry I used your dictionary when you were away just now.
—___________.
A. That’s all right B. It’s a pleasure C. You are welcome D. Never again
20. —I’m worrying about the test tomorrow. I’m afraid I can’t get a good grade this time.
—___________！ I’m sure you’ll make it.
A. Go ahead B. Good luck C. No problem D. Cheer up