—Your sweater is very beautiful, Joan!

—_______.

A. thank you all the same   B. Not at all

C. Just so-so               D. thank you

—Can I get you something to drink, Mr Smith?

—_______. I am thirsty.

A. Here you are  B. No, thank you

C. You’re welcome     D. Yes, please

—Excuse me. May I use your computer?

—_______. It’s broken.

A. Sure             B. Yes, here you are

C. With pleasure D. I’m afraid not

—I haven’t seen Jack for three days, is he ill?

—_______. His mother told me that he was in hospital.

A. I am afraid so B. I hope not

C. I don’t expect   D. I am afraid not

—Don’t make any noise in the living room! My baby is sleeping.

—_______.

A. Sorry, I won’t   B. It doesn’t matter

C. Excuse me, I’m wrong      D. Certainly, I won’t

—A latest English newspaper, please!

—Only one copy left. Would you like to have _______, sir?

A. one      B. this C. that    D. it

 There is _______ egg at home. Will you please get _______ for me, please?

A. no, some     B. not, some

C. not any, any   D. not an, any

Lucy and I are classmates. We _______ in Class One.

A. all are  B. are all  C. both are    D. are both

I hear someone _______at the door. Please go and see who _______ is.

A. knock, he B. knocking, he 

C. knock, it   D. knocking, it

—Your spoken English is much better! —______.

A. Oh, no B. You’re right

C. thank you D. Not at all