The view that the manager _____ at the meeting, I think, is worth ______ attention to.
A rely upon; to be paid B. rely on; being paid
C. put forward; paying D. put forward; to pay
— Are you content with her lecture?
— Nowhere near that. It .
| A．may have been good | B．couldn’t have been worse |
| C．can’t be better | D．must be better |
Last month in the US Open final in New York, the Scot won again and his first Grand Slam win．
| A．conducted | B．secured | C．recognized | D．delivered |
Although with two children, Shakespeare left Stratford – on – Avon at the age of 30 and went to London.
| A．being married, lonely | B．got married, lonely |
| C．been married, alone | D．married, alone |
—Where did you get this book?
—I picked it up from a second-hand bookshop if you ______ know.
| A．must | B．will | C．can | D．shall |
She was clearly a customer at Scott' s, as she told the waiter that she would stick to her favorite．
| A．casual | B．common | C．regular | D．ordinary |