I. This is your room. How do you find it?

－Oh, what a lovely room!

This is your new shirt. How do you like it?

－Oh, it’s very nice. I like it very much.

How do you find things in your new job?

－Everything is OK.

How did you enjoy the performance?

－I enjoyed every minute of it.

II. I hope you will enjoy your stay here in Nanjing.

－I’m sure I will.

I hope you will be better tomorrow.

—Thank you. I’m sure I will.

I hope you will get there in time.

－I’m sure I will.

I hope you will often come and see me.

－Sure I will.

III. By the way, where can I get a city map?

   －You can get a city map downstairs at the service counter.

   We shall expect you. By the way, dinner will be at eight.

   －I shall be there all right.

Mary will certainly come. By the way, she’s an old friend of way. It was “I KNOCK AT THE DOOR” that I was reading.

－How very interesting!

IV: Mr. Smith, if there’s nothing else, I think I must

 --I think that’s all.

I think I must leave you now.

--Must you really leave?

I think I must leave you now.

--Are you leaving so soon?

I’m afraid I must leave you now.

--Won’t you stay a little longer?

V. Thank you for all you have done.

-- It’s a pleasure to be of help.

Thank you for your help.

--It’s a pleasure.

Thank you for your dictionary.

--You are welcome