Since the 1980s, it ______ possible to listen to British and American English at the flick of a switch.
| A. is |
B. has been |
| C. had been |
D. was |
―Can you finish the reports today?
―Sure. I’ve ____________ half of them already.
| A．got away from | B．got down to | C．got around | D．got through |
―I didn’t know you were here so early. What’s up?
―____________
| A．What’s up? YCY | B．I came to prepare for my speech today. |
| C．Good morning. | D．Fine. Thanks. |
―Did you remember to give Jenny the video tape?
―Yes. _________ I saw her.
| A．So long as | B．Any time | C．Whenever | D．The moment |
―Jackie says she can’t help because she’s got a lot of work on.
―Well, she __________ say that―she always uses that excuse.
| A．should | B．may | C．can | D．would |
―Did you hear that Kathy just got hired as the new sales manager?
―___________.
| A．She was just lucky. | B．Her effort really paid off. |
| C．Let it be. | D．How could she? |