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. —I’m afraid I have to leave for New York tomorrow.
—_____
| A．I’m afraid not. | B．Have a good journey. |
| C．Please do. | D．Why not go now? |
Mike is a clever and capable man, though he has never been to college. So you should not him..
| A．look forward to | B．think highly of |
| C．pay attention to | D．look down upon |
— My son is learning English. What dictionary shall I buy for him?
— What about this one? It is for beginners.
| A．intended | B．operated |
| C．offered | D．permitted |
— More than glad to see your return from the trip. How did you like it?
— It proved to make it though I felt a little tired.
| A．worthwhile | B．worth |
| C．worthy | D．worthless |
— What happen over there?
— They argued the waiter the price of the meal.
| A．to; for | B．against; over |
| C．for; at | D．with; about |
The president spoke at the business meeting for nearly an hour without his notes.
| A．bringing up | B．referring to |
| C．looking for | D．trying |