Mr Williams, ______ of the long speech, sat there, ________ to death.
| A．tired; boring | B．tiring; bored | C．tired; bored | D．tiring; boring |
With many major economic problems_______ to be addressed, there is no point _______ the growth rate of this year now.
| A．remaining ; predicting | B．remaining ; to predict |
| C．remained ; predicting | D．remained ; to predict |
There is only one who is capable of setting limits to your growth, and it _____ well be you.
| A．may | B．should | C．will | D．must |
He had just lost his job when, at the precise moment, his girlfriend broke up with him. She ____ salt into his wound.
| A．rubbed | B．had rubbed | C．would rub | D．was rubbing |
The edition of Longman Dictionary is up to date. The words which _____ into English from the outside world ______ about 200 pages of the dictionary.
| A．were imported; occupy | B．are imported; have occupied |
| C．have been imported; occupy | D．were imported; have occupied |
The world economy has improved _____ since the end of last year, but major problems and challenges are not fully solved.
| A．somehow | B．somewhat | C．anyhow | D．meanwhile |