I don’t think that your lecture _______ the audience, for they appeared quite puzzled.
| A．got across to | B．got close to | C．got away with | D．got along with |
Whilein Scotland, he made friends with the natives there.
| A．working | B．worked | C．he works | D．he is working |
—Frank, what do you usually do at the weather station?
—Itemperatures at 8 and 12 o'clock every day in the notebook.
| A．put up | B．put on | C．set up | D．set down |
—What's the matter with Rod?
—I think he's stillthat he didn't pass the driving test.
| A．excited | B．loose | C．upset | D．glad |
You don't need to describe her. Iher several time.
| A．had met | B．have met | C．met | D．meet |
—Would you like to go for an outing with us?
—, for I have something important to do.
| A．I will | B．I'd love to | C．I don't know | D．I'd rather not |