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Could you lend me a bit of money?

• Not many. Just two, in the afternoon.

• It depends. How much do you need?

• Yes, but she'll need to do a great deal of work.

• No, thanks. I'm really full

Could you lend me a couple of pounds?

• Yes, I can lend you a pounds.

• I can lend you a few pence instead.
• Ok. But are you sure that'll be enough?

• No, I can't help you with that.

Do you have a lot of lessons tomorrow?

• No, I have only free day.

• I have a few lessons, but not too much.

• I have lessons, but they are all canceled.
• Not many. Just two, in the afternoon.

Do you think Petra can pass her exams?

• Yes, but she'll need to do a great deal of work.

• Maybe, but she need to study more.

• Definitely not, she have failed before.

• Yes, Petra are passing her exams.

Here's your coffee. Would you like a few biscuits?

• No, thank you
• Just coffee, please
• I prefer cake instead
• No, thanks. I'm really full

Here's your coffee. Would you like a little milk?

• Yes, I would like extra sugar instead.
• No, thanks. Black if fine.

• No, I'm prefer it just like that.

• I don't drink coffee.

So, did you enjoy the film?

• Not much. I don't really like sci-fi stuff.

• It was too long for my taste.
• I haven't seen it yet.
• No, it was boring.

Would you like to study at Harvard?

• No, I prefer to study at Harvard.

• I would rather not study at any university.
• Sure, but it would cost thousands of dollars.

• Yes, I wouldn't like to study at Harvard.