you practice, you can play the violin.
| A．The more, the well | B．The more, the more well |
| C．The more, the better | D．More, well |
The reporters asked the manquestions, but he saidwords.
| A．many; few | B．much; a little | C．a lot of; a few | D．some; little |
When Miss Green began tosomething, the children stoppedand became quiet.
| A．speak; telling | B．tell; speaking |
| C．talk; saying | D．say; talking |
--Would you like to go to the concert with me tonight?
--I’d love to, but of us two has tickets. Do you have some?
| A．both | B．all | C．neither | D．nobody |
--The pet dog in your hand is very nice. Is it ?
--Yes, but I’ll give it to my friend, Lucy, as birthday present.
| A．you; her | B．yours; hers | C．yours; her | D．you; hers |
—_____________? —It’s windy.
| A．What’s the weather | B．What was the weather like |
| C．How’s the weather like | D．How is the weather |