－I’ll be away on a business trip．Could you mind looking after my cat?

－Not at all．________．

I’ve no time

I’d rather not

I’d like it

I’d be happy to

－I’m sorry I broke your mirror．

－Oh, really?________．

It’s OK with me

It doesn’t matter

Don’t be sorry

I don’t care

－I’d like to invite you to dinner this Saturday, Mr．Smith．

－________．

Oh, no．Let’s not

I’m very sorry, but I have other plan

I’d rather stay at home

Oh, no．That’ll be too much trouble

－Do you think I could borrow your dictionary?

－________．

Yes, you may borrow

Yes, you could

Yes, go on

Yes, help yourself

－Can I get you a cup of tea?

－________．

That’s very kind of you

With pleasure

You can, please

Thank you for the tea

－I had a really good weekend at my uncle’s．

－________

Oh, that’s very nice of you．

Congratulations．

It’s a pleasure．

Oh, I’m glad to hear that．

－I believe we’ve met somewhere before．

－No, ________．

it isn’t the same

it can’t true

I don’t think so

I’d rather not

－I don’t have any change with me．Will you pay the fare for me?

－________．

That’s fine

Nothing serious

Never mind

No problem

－Do you mind if I keep pets in this building?

－________．

I’d rather you didn’t, actually

Of course not, it’s not allowed her

Great!I love pets

No, you can’t

－You’ve given us a wonderful Chinese dinner, Mrs．Wang．

－________．

Oh, I’m afraid I didn’t cook very well

I’m glad you enjoyed it

Come again when you are free

It’s not necessary for you to say so