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Woman: How many children (. )you got?

Man: Three. Two girls and a boy.

• are

• have

• is

• do

Woman: I'll be back in the office early on Monday.

Man: Right. ( ) a good weekend, then.

• do

• have

• go

• is

Boy: Do you like playing this computer game?

Girl: No. ( ) boring. Shall we choose something else to play?

• they're

• she's

• he's

• it's

Man: These two coats look the same. Which one is yours?

Woman: I think mine's the one ( ) the left.

• in

• on

• above

• down

Girl: How often do you play football?

Boy: Actually, I ( ) play football.

Girl: Really? I thought you liked it.

• ever

• before

• never

• am

Girl: I was off school all last week – I was feeling really ill.

Boy: Oh, I'm sorry ( ) that. What was the matter?

• to listen

• to make

• to hear

• to go

Woman: Can I borrow a pen?

Man: Sorry, I ( )got one.

• don't

• haven't

• didn't

• am

Woman: There have been a lot of arguments in the staff room this week. I'm not sure whether to get involved.

Man: If I were you, I'd ( ) my head down. You don't need problems like that.

• make

• keep

• give

• have

Woman: I can't understand why Anna's so rude to us.

Man: ( ) can I.

• also

• nor

• Neither

• too

Woman: They say the price of oil is going to rise again soon.

Man: Not ( ) what I've heard.

• belong to

• according to

• from

• than