Basic Grammar's archive Test 014 1.Mike: 'I just can't make my mind up. What do you think?' Jane: ' ' You're up to it. It's up to you. You're up for it. You're up at it. 2.Mike: 'Hello. I wonder if you're interested in new double- glazing.' Jane: ' ' I'm really not interested. I'm really interesting. I'm not really interesting. I wasn't really interested. 3.Mike: 'He offered me a 50% discount. What should I do?' Jane: ' ' Hold his hand down. Bite his hand down. Hold your hand in. Bite his hand off. 4.Mike: 'I need some support, right now.' Jane: ' ' Well, you can number me. Well, I'm your number. Well, you can count on me. Well, you can add on me. 5.Mike: 'They haven't sent me the bill for a year now. What would you do?' Jane: ' ' I'd simply forgot it. I'd simply forget it. I'd simply forbid it. I'd simply forecast it. 6.Mike: 'Can you explain why she did that?' Jane: ' ' Heaven alone will say. Heaven only says. Heaven alone speaks. Heaven only knows. 7.Mike: 'Do you think he'll be the next President?' Jane: ' ' Your guess is as good as mine. Your guess is better. My guess is worse. We must guess harder. 8.Mike: 'That's the 16th job interview I've failed. What should I do?' Jane: ' ' Don't give over. Don't give out. Don't give up. Don't give on. 9.Mike: 'I'm taking my driving test tomorrow.' Jane: ' ' Good fortune. Good luck. Good outcome. Good success. 10.Boss: 'And this is our new employee.' Jane: ' ' How are you doing? How did you do? How do you? How do you do? . Basic Grammar's archive Test 014 1.Mike: 'I just can't make my mind up. What do you think?'