To read Tolstoy and ____ to the nineteenth century Russian literature are two excellent reasons for taking Professor Morrel’s course.
| A．to introduce | B．introduce | C．being introduced | D．to be introduced |
. “Would you like me to show you the way？” “_______.”
| A．That‘s very kind of you. | B．Yes, you could. |
| C．Good idea！ | D．With great pleasure！ |
. “I prefer a computer made in your company, but I may need some more information about the product.” “_______.”
| A．Thank you | B．It‘s a pleasure |
| C．You are welcome | D．At your service |
. “Have a drink？” “No thanks, _____.”
| A．I do mind | B．I don’t like it | C．Never mind | D．I‘d rather not |
. “We‘ve missed the train！” “_____, there’ll be another in ten minutes.”
| A．All right | B．Not at all | C．Never mind | D．Don’t mention it |
. “Would you mind telling her the news？” “_____, but I don’t know if I _____ her these days.”
| A．Of course, shall see | B．Of course not, see | C．Of course, see | D．Of course not, shall see |