The workers were made ______ all day and all night by bosses in the old days.
| A．work | B．working | C．worked | D．to work |
_______ mother usually cooks for ________ at the weekend.
| A．Lily and Nick; their | B．Lily’s and Nick’s; them |
| C．Lily and Nick’s; their | D．Lily and Nick’s; them |
"There is ________ in today's newspaper, so you needn't read it," the father says to his son.
| A．anything interesting | B．interesting anything |
| C．nothing interesting | D．interesting nothing |
"We will learn English words this year," the teacher said to the students.
| A．one thousand, three hundred and twenty-one |
| B．a thousand, and three hundred twenty-one |
| C．one thousand, three hundred twenty-one |
| D．a thousand, three hundred and twenty-one |
--Will there a football match on CCTV 5 this evening?
--Yes. There usually football matches on Sunday evenings.
| A．have; have | B．be; will be | C．are; are | D．be; are |
— Mum, my friends are waiting for me outside. May I go out to play with them?
— Yes, you , but be careful, please.
| A．shall | B．must | C．may | D．should |