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Jack: Would you mind passing me the paper for me, Henry？
Henry: __________, here you are.
A. Sure, my pleasure
B. Yes, I mind
C. I’d like to help, but I am afraid that I can not
D. Not at all
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A、Certainly.
B、No, of course not.
C、No, thank you.
D、Yes, please.
A.Could you put your bag on the belt, please？
B.Could you tell me what’s in your bag, please？
C.Would you mind opening your bag？
D.Would you mind putting your metal objects on the tray？
B、Never mind
C、You’re welcome
D、It’s my pleasure
-Excuse me, madam, didn't you see the red light？-Sorry, my mind （） somewhere else.
A.has been wandering
B.was wandered
C.has been wandered
D.was wandering
A、Well, I’d rather you didn’t.
B、Yes, please do it.
C、Of course, you can’t.
D、No, I don’t smoke.
