—How much should I pay for the dinner?
—________.
| A．You are welcome | B．That's my pleasure |
| C．It's my treat | D．It's my charge |
—May I use your phone? I left mine at home.
—________. Here it is.
| A．By all means | B．Never mind |
| C．It is a pleasure | D．Don't mention it |
—A second, please. I have another call coming through.
—________ I'm not in a hurry.
| A．Enjoy yourself. | B．Leave me alone. |
| C．Why not? | D．Take your time. |
—Go out for what? Why not stay at home and watch the exciting basketball match broadcast?
—________ You promised to take me out for dinner.
| A．Great! | B．Why me? |
| C．Come on! | D．Not at all! |
—May I see your driving license, please?
—________？ Did I do anything wrong?
| A．Why not | B．What |
| C．Who cares | D．So what |
—Hey, taxi!
—________， sir?
—Can you take me downtown?
| A．What's it | B．What's up |
| C．Can I help you | D．Where to |
—Do you think Jim can manage it by himself?
—________. He is expert at dealing with such a matter.
| A．Take care | B．I'm not sure |
| C．Don't worry | D．Don't mention it |
—I've got the job I've been looking forward to.
—________！
| A．Wish you success | B．Good luck |
| C．Sounds great | D．Congratulations |
—Can I have an apple, Uncle Pal?
—________. An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
| A．It doesn't matter | B．It's a deal |
| C．You're welcome | D．Help yourself |
- --Would you like to go to see a film with me tonight?
--- _______ , but I have a visiting friend now.
| A．I would | B．I'd like to | C．I'd be happy | D．I'd prefer |