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— I have learned that it is not easy to get on well with the new boss.
—______? I think that I only need to do my own job well.

A．So what

B．what for

C．what if

D．how come

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— We are moving to Miami next week, Marilyn!
— ________

A．Take your time.

B．All the best!

C．Well done!

D．That’s OK.

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--- When will you be through with your work, Jones?
--- ______ My boss usually finds something for me to do at the last minute.

A．Who knows.	B．Would you help me?
C．I beg your pardon?	D．Anything the matter?

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. ­­—— What’s up ,Mary?
——I’m worried about the interview I had yesterday.
——____,and let’s keep our fingers crossed and hope for the best.

A．Come on

B．No wonder

C．Get ready

D．No problem

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----I’m going downtown.    ----Come on, _______.

A．I’ll give you a lift	B．You are welcome
C．Don’t do that	D．Come with me

--- Guess what! I came across an old friend at the party last night.
　　--- ______ I’m sure you had a wonderful time.

A．Sounds good!

B．Very well.

C．How nice!

D．All right.

. ----Oh my God! The guests will be here soon!
----______. I am sure that the room will be cleaned up in a minute.

A．My pleasure

B．Take it easy.

C．Help yourself.

D．Not at all.

.—May I close the window?
—__________.It’s really a bit cold now.

A．You are right.

B．Well done.

C．Go ahead.

D．You are welcome.

—I am sorry I can’t help you.
—________, thank you very much.

A．That’s right

B．Anyway

C．OK

D．Not at all

—Wow, you look good. Your hair looks fantastic. You’re such a wonderful friend. You’re so generous. I’ve always liked you.
—________! Get to the point. I haven’t got food all day.

A．Enough

B．Thanks

C．Really

D．Rubbish