Your meaning didn’t really ______, John. I didn’t ______.
| A．get through; make it | B．get in; catch it |
| C．get away; help it | D．get across; get it |
The guard____old man to pass after he showed him the pass.
| A．promised | B．agreed | C．let | D．permitted |
—What about _____concert?
—Coco Lee’s concert? To be honest, to buy ____ticket of hers is out of the question at the moment.
| A．the; the | B．a; a | C．a; the | D．the; a |
This cake is very sweet. You ______ a lot of sugar in it.
| A．should put | B．could have put | C．might put | D．must have put |
—Catherine, I have cleaned the room for you.
—Thanks. You _____it. I could manage it myself.
| A．needn’t do | B．needn’t have done |
| C．mustn’t do | D．shouldn’t have done |
He paid for a seat, when he _____ have entered free.
| A．could | B．would | C．must | D．need |