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A.Never mind. Shall we meet on Sunday?

B.Your project? I have no time studying your project.

C.OK. What about Friday morning?

D.OK. Library is the best place for us to meet.

A.Speaking. B.I am Helen. C.It' s me. D.This is me.

A.That' s very regretful. B.That' s pitiful.

C.That' s too bad. D.That' s a pity.

A.You' re kidding ! B.Congratulations !

C.Is it a real thing? D.Good luck!

A.How do you do? B.Nice to meet you.

C.Fancy meeting you here. D.Well. How have you been?

A.OK. But I was driving at 60 miles per hour.

B.Sorry, please don' t write me a ticket.

C.Sure. Did I do anything wrong?

D.Yes. But I don' t think I' m a bad driver.

A.Look after yourself, and thank you for your calling.

B.Pay attention to your schedule. Don' t be late for the train.

C.Thank you and don' t forget to keep in touch with me.

D.Take care and I wish you a pleasant journey.

A.Do you want anything else? B.How do you want it?

C.Do you have a deposit account? D.How can I give it to you?

A.There is nothing at present, but look in a week.

B.It' s not the right time. See you later,

C.I' m wondering what you can do for us.

D.We need a lot of part-timers but not you.

A.Why don' t you do it yourself?

B.OK. Though it' s beyond me, let me try.

C.You shouldn' t feel annoyed. After all, it' s your own problem.

D.Well, I' m afraid I can' t at the moment.