When you talk about a person's _____, you are referring to the country, race, or social class of their parents or ancestors．
| A．origin | B．nationality | C．generation | D．relative |
--John will probably be late for the train, won’t he?
--_________. There’s little time left.
A No way B. No wonder
C. No problem D. No doubt
So difficult ___________ it to live in an English-speaking country that I determined to learn English well.
| A．I have felt | B．I felt |
| C．I did feel | D．did I feel |
In front of the farmhouse ______.
| A．lay a peasant boy | B．laid a peasant boy |
| C．a peasant boy lay | D．did a peasant boy lie |
Because of my ______ English, I can't make myself ______.
| A．broken; understand | B．broken; understood |
| C．break; understood | D．breaking; understanding |
Most of the people _______ to the party were famous scientists.
| A．invited | B．to invite |
| C．being invited | D．inviting |