1) A: Thanks for your help. B: No problem! a) 1) used after someone has said thank you, or said that they are sorry. b) 2) said to show that someone will or can do what someone else has asked them.  2) A: Can I come with a friend? B: Sure, no problem. a) 1) used after someone has said thank you, or said that they are sorry. b) 2) said to show that someone will or can do what someone else has asked them. 3) A: Can I borrow your car? B: No way! a) 1) used to express surprise b) 2) used to say that someone will not agree to do something 4)  A: He finally passed his exam! B: No way! That’s great news! a) 1) used to express surprise b) 2) used to say that someone will not agree to do something 5) A: To you, Kate. Cheers! a) 1) used to say thank you b) 2) said before a toast 6) A: I’ve bought us tickets for the football match on Saturday. B: Great! Cheers, mate! a) 1) used to say thank you b) 2) said before a toast 7) A: Oh, let me help you with that! B: Bless you, my dear! a) 1) used when someone sneezes b) 2) used to thank someone for doing something 8) A: Achoo! B: Bless you! a) 1) used when someone sneezes b) 2) used to thank someone for doing something

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