“Do you feel like going to the stadium this afternoon?” “_______”
A.I don't agree. I'm afraid.
B.I feel very bored.
C.You're welcomed.
D.
That would be great.

"More coffee? Anybody?” – “_______”
A.I don't agree. I'm afraid
B.I’d love to
C.Yes, please
D.It’s right, I think

“I would like to invite all three of you to my party.” - “Well, Susan and I can go, but ______.”
A.neither can Tom
B.Tom can, too
C.so can Tom
D.
Tom can't

“Can you come over after the show?” “ ______”
A.That would be nice.
B.No, I didn't.
C.Please, go ahead.
D.Why don’t we go to the show?

“I’ve got two tickets for the show.” “ ______”
A.Oh, anything else?
B.Thanks. I can afford the tickets.
C.That's great. When is it?
D.Oh, let’s go and get the tickets.

I have every intention of finding out who is responsible for the graffiti.
A.I fully intend to find out who is responsible for the graffiti.
B.I have many intentions of finding out who is responsible for the graffiti.
C.Who is responsible for the graffiti is not my concern.
D.I am not interested in the graffiti.

Their chances of success are small.
A.It’s very likely that they will succeed.
B.They will definitely be successful.
C.It's not very likely that they will succeed.
D.They won’t have any chance of being successful.

Friendly though he may seem, he's not to be trusted.
A.However friendly he seems, he’s not to be trusted.
B.However he seems friendly, he’s not to be trusted.
C.He may have friends, but he’s not to be trusted.
D.He’s too friendly to be trusted.

Mrs. Scott prides herself on her beauty.
A.Mrs. Scott’s beauty fills her with pride.
B.Mrs. Scott doesn’t take any pride in her beauty.
C.Mrs. Scott is very proud of her beauty.
D.Both A and C are correct.

“I love strawberries. How about you? Do you like them?” “______ ”
A.I'm pretty fine, thanks.
B.
No, I can't stand them.
C.No. they always stand there.
D.
No, I'm standing here.