—What do you like to do after dinner?
—I like to ____ my friends. It’s really relaxing.
| A．begin with |
| B．agree with |
| C．hang out with |
| D．make friends with |
—When is your birthday, Cindy?
—It’s ______ June 1st, Children’s Day.
| A．in | B．at | C．for | D．on |
—Mum, could you please give me some _______? I’m hungry now.
—OK. Here you are.
| A．water | B．bread | C．cake | D．tea |
—Tom, how does your mother go to work every morning?
—______ goes to work by car.
| A．Her | B．She’s | C．She | D．Hers |
—Can you play ______ piano?
—Yes, I can, but I’m not good at it.
| A．a | B．an | C．the | D．/ |
Talking with foreigners is a useful way to ____ /ɪm'pru:v/ our English.
| A．invite | B．important | C．improve | D．impolite |