—Would you like some oranges?

—___________.

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A. It'll be most interesting　　 　　

B. I'm not sure I can, thank you 　　

C. If it's all the same to you, I won't

D. That would be very nice

—Sorry for not phoning you.

—_________.

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A. I quite understand  B. Please don't worry

C. No, I won't　　　　 D. That's quite all right

—I don't think I know you.

—______________ 

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　　A. No, you wouldn't.   B. Yes, you wouldn't.

C. No, you would.　　  D. Yes, you won't.

—Nice to meet you!

—______________!

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A. Nice too   B. Me too   C. I'm also glad   D. Meet you too

If foreigners come to visit our school, what should we say to them? "___________________" 

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A. welcome to our school!　　

B. You are welcome to come here!　　

C. You are welcome!　　

D. Be welcome to visit our school!

A: "Hi, Betty, You look pale." B: "I don't feel well." A: "Really? __________" B: I've got a headache." 

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A. What's the matter?　　

B. What can I do for you?　　

C. What do you do?　　

D. What shall we do?

In the evening when you see a foreign teacher in your school walking towards the restaurant, you should say "__________"

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A. Good evening!　　

B. Good night!　　

C. Hello! Have you had your supper?　　

D. Hi! Going to dinner!

In the street when an old friend of yours says to you "How are you getting on?" Your reply should be "__________"

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A. Fine, how are you then?    B. Well, thanks a lot.

C. Not too well, I'm afraid.  D. Quite good, what about you?

Your classmate isn't feeling well today. He looks pale. So you say "___________?"

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A. How are you　　

B. How you are feeling　　

C. What's the matter with you　　

D. Do you feel well

—Good morning, Mike?

—__________ I don't think I know you.

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A. I'm sorry that   B. I'm sorry, but 　　

C. I'm sorry and    D. Excuse me,