－Let me help you．

－No, Jack．I can do it by myself, but ________．

that’s all right

I don’t mind

thank you all the same

I’m sorry

－You speak good English．

－________．

No, my English is poor

Not at all

No, just so-so

Thank you

－Thank you, Mum, for my party, and for my beautiful presents．

－Not at all, dear．________．

Very well

It was a pleasure

That’s all right

That’s great

－It’s very kind of you to help me．

－________．

That’s right

Don’t say

You’re welcome

Thank you for your help

－Thank you for lending me your bag．

－________．

Don’t thank me

I’m glad to hear that

No hurry

Not at all

－Hi, haven’t seen you for ages! You look fine!

－________．

Great

Thanks

Oh, no

Not at all

－Thank you ever so much for the book you sent me．

－________．

No, thanks

I’m glad you like it

Please don’t say so

No, it’s not so good

－David works hard at maths．

－________, and ________．

So does he; so you do

So he will; so do you

So he does; so do you

So you do; so is he

－I want to know if I ________ smoke here．

－No, you ________．Could you see the sign “NO SMOKING” there?

can; needn’t

must; can’t

shall; won’t

may; mustn’t

－________ I speak to May, please?

－I’m sorry she ________ come to the phone because she isn’t in．

Might; won’t

Can; mustn’t

May; can’t

Could; shouldn’t