－I hear that Tom can't afford his schooling this fall．

－________, let's do something for him．

If so

When necessary

When possible

If any

－John, what about going for a bicycle ride tomorrow?

－________．I am looking forward to it．

Up to you．

That's all right

No kidding

Sounds fantastic

－Is there anything wrong, Bob?You look sad．

－Oh, nothing much．In fact, I ________ of my friends back home．

have just thought

was just thinking

would just think

will just be thinking

－Sorry for what I have said to you．

－________．

Don't mention it

You are nice

Forget it

You'd better not

－I hear Jack once was ________ of losing his life．

－Yes．But now he is ________．

in danger; out of the danger

in the danger; out of danger

in danger; out of danger

in the danger; out of the danger

－I'm afraid there will be a lot of trouble in my new job．

－That's true．________, I won't let any trouble come to you．

Anyhow

Therefore

Totally

Truly

－I'm afraid I can't return the book to you before Friday．

－________．

Don't be afraid

Be careful

Not at all

Take your time

－Why is the librarian looking so hard at me?

－You ________ to read aloud in the reading room．

don't suppose

haven't supposed

are not supposed

are not supposing

－Can I use your car?

－I'm terribly sorry．It ________, and I have been walking to work recently．

didn't work

hasn't worked

won't work

doesn't work

－Be careful!Don't forget you are on a ladder．

－But you are holding it for me, nothing ________．

worry about

to worry about

worried about

worrying about