Choose the sentence which has the closest meaning to the original one.Somebody accused me of stealing money.
A.I was accused by somebody of stealing money.
B.I was accused of stealing money.
C.I was accused of stealing money by somebody.
D.I was accused stealing money.

They haven’t finished the final test yet.
A.The final test hasn’t been finished yet.
B.
C.The final test will never be finished.
D.The final test has just been started.

The secretary didn’t take the note to the manager yesterday.
A.The note hasn’t taken to the manager by the secretary yesterday.
B.The note wasn’t taken to the manager by the secretary yesterday.
C.The note wasn’t taken to the manager yesterday.
D.The manager hadn’t taken by the secretary yesterday.

"I apologize for embarrassing you at the party last night.” “____”
A.That’s all right.
B.Don’t worry. Just do your best.
C.That's good.
D.Yes. I guess so.

"Thank you for typing the letter for me.” “___”
A.Take it easy.
B.Just go ahead.
C.Not at all
D.Yes, please.

“I'm terribly sorry for breaking your glasses. " ____”
A.That's exactly what I think.
B.Don't mind if I buy a new pair.
C.Of course I’ll buy another pair.
D.That's all right. I planned to buy a new pair anyway.

“What's the matter? You're not listening to me.” “___ ”
A.Excuse me. I'm thinking of something else.
B.I'm sorry. I have been thinking about something else.
C.Excusc me. I'm still listening to you.
D.I'm sorry. I have still been listening to you.

Tom: “Thank you for your help.” Mary: “___”
A.With all my heart.
B.Never mind me.
C.It's my pleasure.
D.Wish you.

“Thanks for helping me with my homework, John.” “____”
A.I don’t mean so.
B.Please, don't blame yourself.
C.Don’t mention it
D.No harm done.

“Your speech this morning was just beyond my expectation.” “____”
A.
It’s OK
B.Not at all. It was just OK.
C.It was my pleasure.
D.Without your help. I couldn't have.