—How would you like your coffee?

—________.

A．It's well done

B．Very nice. Thank you

C．One cup. That's enough

D．The stronger, the better

—How far can you run without stopping?

—________. I've never tried.

A．Don't mention it B．That's all right

C．I have no idea D．Go ahead

—Hey, can I ask you a favor?

—Sure, ________

A．here you are. B．just as I thought.

C．how is it going? D．what can I do for you?

—Shall we ask Diana if she'd like to join in the party tonight?

—________. I'd like her to join us.

A．As you wish B．You're welcome

C．Hurry up D．Not likely

—Jenny, it won't be long before I receive the admission letter from Oxford University.

—________

A．Good luck! B．Congratulations!

C．Why so soon? D．Don't worry.

—Is this Mr White's office, Mary?

—Yes, ________.

A．a(chǎn)ll right B．it doesn't matter

C．a(chǎn)fter you D．help yourself

—The ice cream is really delicious. Can I have some more?

—________.

A．Behave yourself B．Please yourself

C．Do it yourself D．Be my guest

—How did your interview with the manager go?

—________ He seemed interested in my experience, but he didn't ask for references.

A．Perfect! B．I'm not sure.

C．That's right. D．Couldn't be better.

—I feel so nervous about the National English Speech Competition tomorrow.

—________.

A．I really envy you B．Glad to hear that

C．Sounds great D．Take it easy

—Shall we go for a drink at one o'clock this afternoon?

—________. Will two o'clock be OK?

A．Sure, it's up to you

B．Sure, no problem

C．Sorry, I can't make it

D．Sorry, I'm not available today