—I’m sorry I broke your mirror.
—Oh, really? ______.
| A．It’s OK with me | B．It doesn’t matter |
| C．Don’t be sorry | D．I don’t care |
Out of the crowded bus _______, who was dressed in a black suit and waved to a woman.
| A．a tall man in his thirties stepped | B．stepped a tall man in his thirties |
| C．did a tall man in his thirties step | D．did a tall man step in his thirties |
On hearing the news, he ______ the dictionary lying open on the desk, rushed out and ______ into the distance.
| A．leaving; disappearing | B．left; disappeared |
| C．left; disappearing | D．leaving; disappeared |
----Will $ 1,000 _______ the cost of the trip?
----I’m afraid not. Perhaps I need _______ $500.
| A．pay; another | B．charge; more | C．cover; another | D．afford; more |
The beautiful lady was at _____ loss when _____ word came that she was forbidden to drive for speeding.
| A．a; the | B．the; a | C．the; the | D．a; / |
John _____ such a thing about you. He never speaks ill of you behind your back.
| A．can’ t have said | B．might not say | C．couldn’ t say | D．mustn’ t have said |