We expected there no problem with the publication of the book by now, but it is still being printed.
| A．being | B．to be | C．to have been | D．having been |
—How are things with you?
—_______. I nowmake enough money to pay the bills and keep food on the table.
| A．From bad to worse | B．Can’t complain |
| C．Too bad | D．Too good |
That gentleman, yes, you, once again, _______?
| A．may I ask | B．will you | C．isn’t it | D．am I right |
— I believe the new manager is easy to get along with.
— Don’t be so sure. Judge not of men and things _______.
| A．on the whole | B．at first sight | C．from then on | D．by the way |
_______ refers to books and stories about imaginary people and events, rather than books about real people and events.
| A．Cartoon | B．Fiction | C．Picture | D．Poem |
—You have set aside more time to play with our kids.
—I wish I ______, but you know how busy I was.
| A．should, would | B．could, did |
| C．might, should | D．should, had |