A: What along day! So much work left to be done. I'm exhausted.

B: Are you still going to the gym tonight?

A: Of course. $\fbox{12}$

B: No wonder you are a fit person.

• (1) That won't work.
• (2) I still have to finish checking these documents by tomorrow.
• (3) I cannot leave that out.
• (4) I'm going straight home to get some sleep tonight.

A: Good morning. Johnson International. Mary White speaking. How can I help you?

B: Hello, this is Mr. Taylor. David Taylor. Can you put me through to Mr. Johnson?

A: $\fbox{13}$

B: Yes, thank you.

• (1) Certainly. He's on his way to your place.
• (2) He's on another line. Would you like to hold on?
• (3) Well, he's through with you.
• (4) You can come through the main entrance.

A: I couldn't find any blue notebooks on the shelf. Do you have some at the back?

B: If there are no more on the shelf, I'm pretty sure we've run out of them.

A: Could you check?

B: Sure. $\fbox{14}$

• (1) I'll be right back.
• (2) I'd like to check in later.
• (3) We don't keep stocks.
• (4) We'll place an order for you.

A: Do you accept credit cards?

B: $\fbox{15}$

A: Really? Then, can I pay in Japanese yen?

B: Sure.

• (1) Actually, we prefer credit cards.
• (2) No problem.
• (3) Yes. We can give you a deposit.
• (4) You can pay by whatever means you like.

A: Do you know Mr. Trevor Smith?

B: Yes. What about him?

A: I've been trying to get in touch with him all week. How can I get hold of him?

B: $\fbox{16}$

• (1) Leave it to me.
• (2) Don't let it go.
• (3) I can't afford that.
• (4) I'll miss him.

A: How did the interview go?

B: Oh, my mind just went blank.

A: $\fbox{17}$

B: Thanks.

• (1) Do you mind if I go with you?
• (2) I'm sorry to hear that.
• (3) How wonderful!
• (4) Don't worry. You can go to the interview.