Expressing doubts and uncertainty p2

I can’t handle this anymore.

• Don’t lift a finger.

• Get off my case.

• You can cry on my shoulder.

• I’m sick and tired.

She criticizes everything I do.

• Why is she there for you?

• Why is she on your case?

• Why does she cheer you up?

• Why does she cry on your shoulder?

He asked me for a date.

• I think he’s out to get you.

• I think he wants his space.

• I think he likes you.

• I think he’s on your case.

Why are you so upset?

• My boyfriend wants his space.

• My boyfriend just pigged out.

• My boyfriend is there for me.

• My boyfriend works out.

What are his strengths?

• He doesn’t lift a finger.

• I don’t have a clue.

• He’s out to get me.

• He spends too much time on the telephone.

Is it true you have a great new office manager?

• Yes, she doesn’t lift a finger.

• Yes, she is on your case.

• Yes, she doesn’t have a clue.

• Yes, she is working out.

You look fantastic!

• Thanks, I’ve been pigging out.

• Thanks, I’ve been working out.

• Thanks, I’ve been lifting a finger.

• Thanks, I’ve been wanting my space.

Can I count on you?

• Of course, I am sick and tired.

• Of course, I don’t have a clue.

• Of course, I am always there for you.

• Of course, I am on your case.

Do you mind if I sit here?

• Of course not, go right ahead.

• Of course, go right ahead.

• Of course not, you may not sit there

• Of course, I’m sick and tired.

Can I cry on your shoulder?

• Of course. I’m on your case.

• Of course. What’s the matter?

• Of course. I’ll take it out on you.

• Of course. I’m out to get you.