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"Would you mind helping me with my work?" "Not at all."
"Will you help me with my English homework?" "Certainly."
"Any good news in today's paper?" "No, nothing in particular."
"How are you feeling this morning?" "Pretty good, thanks."
"I haven't been feeling too good lately." "You had better go to a doctor."
"Give me something to write with." "Will this do?" "Yes, it will do."
"Give me something to write with." "Will this ball-point pen do?"
"Do you mind if I smoke?" "Certainly not."
"May I go with you?" "By all means."
"May I join you?" "Why not?"
"Mom, please can I have a biscuit?" "No, you can't; you shouldn't eat between meals."
"Mum, can I have a biscuit?" "No, you shouldn't eat between meals."
"I wish you were all mine!" said the little black rabbit.
"What shall I do?" I said to myself.
"What should I do?" I said to myself.
"Would you mind shutting the door?" "No, not at all."
"I feel sort of dizzy." "You look pale. You'd better take a day off."
Oh, "that's a good idea," she said.
I said to myself, "That's a good idea."
You had better put the book back on the desk, for the owner will come back there.

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