—I'd like to take a week's holiday.

— ________ , we are too busy.

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—How is Tom?

— ________ .

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A．He is a teacher

B．He is much better

C．He is like his father

D．He is twenty

—Excuse me, ________ ?

—That's $35.76 altogether, madam.

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A．how much is the meal we've had

B．but can I take your order

C．could I have the bill, please

D．would you please take the money

—Have a good Women's Day, mom.

—Thanks. ________ .

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A．You' re welcome

B．That's all right

C．It's kind of you to say so

D．The same to you

—David, it's Frank. Do you have a few minutes? I need to see you.

— ________ .But I hope “a few minutes” doesn't turn into an hour.

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—Good afternoon, ________ ? The name is David Parks.

—Two letters, sir, and a postcard.

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A．is there any mail for me

B．could you post these letters for me

C．what can I do for you

D．is that John speaking

—I'm sorry I can't go with you.

— ________ ? Haven't you agreed?

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—Thank you for your CD-ROM. I'll return it as soon as possible.

— ________ . I've got another one to spare.

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—Did you go Dutch after that meal, I mean, with the other five friends?

— ________ .

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A．Yes, they did

B．Yes, they paid for the meal

C．No, they didn't

D．No, because it was my treat that day

—Do you mind if I take it away.

— ________ .

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A．Yes, please

B．Yes, of course

C．No, go ahead

D．No, please don't