1) Would you mind waiting outside?  a) Sure, indeed. b) You’re quite right. c) That’s not very likely d) Who would? e) Of course not. 2) I’d like to ask you some questions. a) I am afraid not. b) Go ahead. c) That’s very kind of you. d) None of it. e) You are welcome. 3) Are you free tomorrow? a) I am afraid not. b) Go ahead. c) That’s very kind of you. d) None of it. e) You are welcome. 4) Can I be of any help? a) I am afraid not. b) Go ahead. c) That’s very kind of you. d) None of it. e) You are welcome. 5) Do accept my sincere gratitude. a) I am afraid not. b) Go ahead. c) That’s very kind of you. d) None of it. e) You are welcome. 6) Do you mind keeping an eye on my bike? a) That’s very kind of you. b) I don’t think so. c) Not at all. d) The pleasure is all mine. e) I’m afraid so. 7) Do you mind if I leave now? a) Always at your service. b) Please, don’t. c) Hold on, please. d) I’d love to. e) No, I wouldn’t. 8) Can you keep this for a while? a) Always at your service. b) Please, don’t. c) Hold on, please. d) I’d love to. e) No, I wouldn’t. 9) Will you put me through to Mr Bond? a) Always at your service. b) Please, don’t. c) Hold on, please. d) I’d love to. e) No, I wouldn’t. 10) Would you like me to accompany you? a) Always at your service. b) Please, don’t. c) Hold on, please. d) I’d love to. e) No, I wouldn’t. 11) Woman: Barbara sure likes to talk on the phone. Man: If only she liked her classes as well! What does the man think about Barbara? a) She prefers talking to the woman. b) She has a telephone. c) She does not put much effort in her studies. d) She is fond of her classes. e) She is very likeable. 12) Woman: Why didn’t you order coffee? Man: I thought it had already been ordered. What does the man mean? a) The waiter had already taken his order. b) He wasn’t sure if the woman wanted coffee. c) He didn’t want the coffee that the woman ordered. d) He was sure the woman had ordered coffee. e) He was unaware that coffee had already been ordered. 13) How about taking a short break? a) Well done.  b) I couldn’t agree more. c) It was a pleasure. d) Very much. e) Here it is. 14) Can everybody be a teacher provided they know the subject? a) It’s very unlikely. b) Actually not. c) I didn’t mean to. d) I’m afraid not. e) That may be true. 15) Reading habit is dying out because of the Internet, isn’t it? a) It’s very unlikely. b) Actually not. c) I didn’t mean to. d) I’m afraid not. e) That may be true. 16) Have you made a mess of all my papers? a) It’s very unlikely. b) Actually not. c) I didn’t mean to. d) I’m afraid not. e) That may be true. 17) Have I kept you waiting? a) It’s very unlikely. b) Actually not. c) I didn’t mean to. d) I’m afraid not. e) That may be true. 18) Could you hold the door for me, please? a) Hold on, please. b) It’s hard to say. c) It doesn’t matter. d) Nothing at all. e) No problem. 19) Man: This exam is going to cover a lot of chapters. Woman: But it’s mostly a review of the required reading anyway, isn’t it? What does the woman say about the exam? a) The required reading is not included in the exam. b) The students are not ready to take it. c) Most of the students have taken it already. d) It won’t cover much new material. e) It isn’t going to cover many chapters. 20) I’m not ready yet. a) But who can? b) It’s up to you. c) Take your time then. d) Oh, please, don’t bother. e) I don’t think much of it. 21) I can’t stand unpunctuality. a) But who can? b) It’s up to you. c) Take your time then. d) Oh, please, don’t bother. e) I don’t think much of it. 22) Do you think I should tell him the truth? a) But who can? b) It’s up to you. c) Take your time then. d) Oh, please, don’t bother. e) I don’t think much of it. 23) Do have some tea. a) But who can? b) It’s up to you. c) Take your time then. d) Oh, please, don’t bother. e) I don’t think much of it. 24) Man: Have you read the chapter for today? Woman: I tried to, but it wasn’t easy to get through. What does the woman mean? a) She refused even to start reading the chapter. b) She didn’t even try to read the chapter. c) The chapter was difficult to read. d) She got through the chapter rather easily. e) She will try to read the chapter later today. 25) Is a window seat OK with you? a) I’m afraid so. b) I don’t mind sharing. c) I’m very sorry, indeed. d) I’d rather take a seat. e) By the aisle would be better. 26) What does she do? a) Out of curiosity, I think. b) None the less. c) Much better than ever before. d) Some kind of management. e)  I am in two minds. 27) How is she doing? a) Out of curiosity, I think. b) None the less. c) Much better than ever before. d) Some kind of management. e) I am in two minds. 28) Why has she done it? a) Out of curiosity, I think. b) None the less. c) Much better than ever before. d) Some kind of management. e) I am in two minds. 29) What shall we do? a) Out of curiosity, I think. b) None the less. c) Much better than ever before. d) Some kind of management. e) I am in two minds. 30) Man: Weren’t you in class on Friday either?Woman: No. I had to take my mother to the airport. She went back to New York.What do we learn about two students in this conversation? a) They both made excuses for being absent from class. b) The woman was at the airport while the man was in class. c) Neither the man nor the woman was in class on Friday. d) The man was with his mother while the woman was in class. e) The man and the woman were in New York together. 31) Would you like some more coffee? a) Oh, it’s nothing! b) I don’t think much of it. c) You’re right. d) Me too. e) I’m OK, thanks. 32) Oh brother, you are soaked to the skin! a) Take it easy. b) It’s kind of you. c) I’d rather you didn’t. d) Indeed! e) I don’t think much of it 33) That was to happen. a) Take it easy. b) It’s kind of you. c) I’d rather you didn’t. d) Indeed! e) I don’t think much of it 34) Shall I take another suit? a) Take it easy. b) It’s kind of you. c) I’d rather you didn’t. d) Indeed! e) I don’t think much of it 35) I’ll let you know as soon as I arrive. a) Take it easy. b) It’s kind of you. c) I’d rather you didn’t. d) Indeed! e) I don’t think much of it 36) Man: I’m going to get Sally a bike for Christmas. Woman: Are you sure she’d like one? What does the woman mean? a) Sally likes riding a bike. b) Sally may prefer a different gift. c) Sally may get a bike for Christmas. d) Sally already has a bike like that one. e) Sally would prefer to have two bicycles 37) I hope it’s not much trouble for you. a) I apologise for all the trouble.  b) I’m afraid so. c) Don’t mention it. d) Not at all. e) That’s a good point. 38) Did you say you need only four hours’ sleep? a) I couldn’t say. b) That’s right. c) You can’t be serious. d) Only a little. e) Not particularly. 39) They say you are going to Australia. Is that true? a) I couldn’t say. b) That’s right. c) You can’t be serious. d) Only a little. e) Not particularly. 40) What’s the distance to Mars? a) I couldn’t say. b) That’s right. c) You can’t be serious. d) Only a little. e) Not particularly. 41) Did you like the movie? a) I couldn’t say. b) That’s right. c) You can’t be serious. d) Only a little. e) Not particularly. 42) Man: Have you made an appointment with Dr Peterson yet? Woman: No. And I really can’t put it off anymore. What will the woman probably do? a) Put the appointment off till tomorrow. b) Cancel her appointment with Dr Peterson. c) Make an appointment with Dr Peterson. d) Postpone her appointment with Dr Peterson. e) See Dr Peterson more often. 43) Would you mind if I turned on the light? a) I’m afraid not. b) With pleasure. c) I couldn’t agree more. d) Sorry, I didn’t mean it. e) Not in the least. 44) Will you do as you are told? a) I don’t feel like it. b) None at all. c) I don’t mind. d) I can’t promise. e) I don’t really care. 45) May I smoke here? a) I don’t feel like it. b) None at all. c) I don’t mind. d) I can’t promise. e) I don’t really care. 46) Why not join us for the weekend? a) I don’t feel like it. b) None at all. c) I don’t mind. d) I can’t promise. e) I don’t really care. 47) What subject will she specialise in? a) I don’t feel like it. b) None at all. c) I don’t mind. d) I can’t promise. e) I don’t really care. 48) Man: Did you hear how Rob did on the maths exam? Woman: Yes. He got the top grade. What does the woman say about Rob? a) He’s a graduate student in maths. b) His paper was on the top of the pile. c) Maths is the top difficulty for Rob. d) He had a tough maths exam. e) He received the highest mark. 49) It’s very kind of you. a) Never mind. b) Nothing of the kind. c) Don’t mention it. d) That depends. e) With pleasure. 50) Man: Everybody said this astronomy course would be easy. Woman: But it hasn’t quite worked out that way, has it? What does the woman think about the course? a) The course is as easy as it may seem. b) There are too many unfamiliar questions. c) It’s too long. d) Few people took it. e) It’s unexpectedly difficult. 51) I don’t do well in all the subjects, I’m afraid. a) It’s out of the question. b) Don’t mention it. c) Don’t lose heart. d) None at all. e) I don’t feel like it. 52) Have I been giving you a lot of trouble? a) I expect so. b) Very unlikely. c) Nothing at all. d) I can’t promise. e) Not in the least. 53) Will they adopt this project? a) I expect so. b) Very unlikely. c) Nothing at all. d) I can’t promise. e) Not in the least. 54) Do you think the winter will be cold? a) I expect so. b) Very unlikely. c) Nothing at all. d) I can’t promise. e) Not in the least. 55) Will you remember to put in a word for me? a) I expect so. b) Very unlikely. c) Nothing at all. d) I can’t promise. e) Not in the least.

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