—Would you like to go to the hospital to help the sick kids this Sunday.

—_____, I’ll be free then.

A. Sorry, I can't 　B. Not at all　　　 C. Thank you　　　 D. Sure, I'd love to

—Sally, I am going to Shanghai tomorrow.

—_______!

A. Well done　　　 B. With pleasure C. Have a good trip D. Not at all

—Are you confident about the English Speech Contest, Sally?

—______________. I’ve got everything ready!

A. Of course not       B. It's hard to say      C. Sure, I am    D. I am afraid not

—I saw your friend at the hospital this morning. What's the matter with her?

—Oh, _________. She is a doctor there.

A. you're right 　　 B. it's a pity 　　　　C. don't worry 　　　 D. you're welcome

— Would you mind turning up the music?

—___________. Dad is sleeping now.

A. Sorry, I can't do it     B. OK, I'll do it    C. No,  not at all      D. Yes, please

–Sorry. I'm late.

–__________, but please come earlier next time.

A. That's OK     B. Good idea    C. I think so    D. You're welcome

—Oh, we’ve missed the 6 o'clock film.

—_　　 . It'll be on again in two hours.

A. Have fun 　B. Don’t worry　 C. Sounds great　 D. You’re welcome

If we see the sign “______” in public, we can’t park our cars there.

A. B.    C.    D. 

—May I borrow your dictionary, Sanday?

—______. But you have to return it this afternoon.

A. No problem    B. I’m sorry   C.I hope not.   D. I’m not sure.

— Oh no! There isn't any sugar left.

—___　 .I’ll buy some when I go into town.

A. Good idea B. Not at all　 C. Go ahead　 D. Never mind