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From the options A, B, C and D, choose the form that best fits the function state, to complete the dialogue below.
Son Father, may I borrow your car ?
Father ______1______ ( to express surprise ) My car ? You must think I'm crazy. You've just got your licence.
Son Well, that proves I can drive.
Father You don't have enough experience to handle a car like mine. ______2______ ( to suggest )
Son ______3______ ( to protest )
Father All the better. it won't matter so much if you damage it.
   
       
1.   To express surprise  
    A

What ?

 
    B oh no !  
    C Oh dear !  
    D Can you repeat that ?  
         
2.   To suggest  
    A Borrow your mother's car.  
    B

Why don't you borrow your mother's car ?

 
    C Your mother's car is easier to drive.  
    D Go and ask your mother to lend you hers.  
         
3.   To protest  
    A I like yours more.  
    B Your car is new.  
    C

But hers is so old.

 
    D You have never let me borrow anything of yours.  
         
 
 
 

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