—Can you tell me _________?
—I lost my MP3 player.
| A．What’s the matter with you | B．what the matter is with you |
| C．what the matter you is | D．what the matter with you are. |
— Driving less, walking more is good for our health.
— So I’d rather_____ an hour’s walk to work than consider ______ a car.
| A．take, drive | B．take, to drive |
| C．take, driving | D．taking, driving |
.— Did you hear a terrible fire happened in the hotel near our school last night?
— Yes, it took the firemen an hour to_______ the fire.
| A．put out | B．put down |
| C．put on | D．put off |
The cakes in the restaurant ________, so they _________ well.
| A．are tasted better; are sold | B．are tasted well; sell |
| C．taste terrible; are sold | D．taste nice; sell |
–Hi , Ann. How can you improve your English so much?
--Oh, nothing difficult. The you work at it, the progress you will make.
| A．harder, more | B．more hardly, more |
| C．hardlier, greater | D．harder, great |
—Mum, I think I’m to get back to school.
—Not really, my dear. You’d better at home for another day or two.
| A．so well; stay | B．well enough; to stay |
| C．well enough; stay | D．good enough; to stay |