Yes, he has.

Yes, he did.

Of course, he does.

I think, he will.

No, he hadn't.

I was

I am

They were

She was

He was

I like coffee.

I like coffee with sugar.

They don't like coffee with sugar.

You like coffee with sugar.

He likes coffee without sugar.

I don't like it.

I like it.

He is small.

It is square.

He is like me.

Nice to meet you.

Where are you from?

Yes, what can I do for you?

Are you from Berlin?

Are you crazy?

Sure, here you are.

It's very tasty

You are welcome, please

I'm fine, thank you

This way, please

Don't mention it

That's OK

You are welcome

Yes, please

Oh, I am sorry

Ann did

They do

Michael has

Nick is

We did

Neither did he

So can I

Neither can I

So do I

Me either

I am reading Mark Twain

I've read Dreiser

He reads Dickens

I read Jack London

I had read Dickens

About 2 weeks

In Tashkent

Of course

Yes, she has

Maybe tomorrow

I like football

No, I don't

I don't like tennis

Yes, I do

Yes, I am

So do I

So shall I

Neither shall I

No did I

Neither did I

So can her sister

Nor she

So she does

Neither can she

She can either

So is Ann

Neither is Ann

Ann did so

So has Ann

Neither are we

Fine!

Yes, I do

Yes, they have

I have a good idea

I tried

Why not

How

How often

Why

When I

I can

I shall

Here it is

Please

Why not?

Don't mention it

Here you are

Please

That's all right

You are welcome

You'd better take an umbrella

You'd better go for a walk

You'd better go fishing

You'd better take your handbag

You'd better go to the park