1 didn’t mean ____ anything, but those apples looked so good I couldn t resist ____ one.
| A．to eat; trying | B．to eat; to try | C．eating; trying | D．eating; to try |
What he said sounds ___.
| A．nicely | B．very well | C．very strange | D．to be nice |
--What’s ___ at the theatre this evening ?---It's ____ Comrade Leifeng.
| A．in ; on | B．about; on | C．on, about | D．on, for |
When he was ten, Edison ___ a small lab of his own.
| A．set up | B．set off | C．set out | D．set in |
The trains___ the travellers who want to go to other places.
| A．used to carry | B．get used to carrry | C．are used to carry | D．are used to carrying |
The four years, from 1860 to 1864 ___ Lincoln spent fighting for freedom of the slaves is the time ___ the American people will never forget.
| A．when; when | B．which ; that | C．when; which | D．which; when |