— I’m going to Linda’s party tomorrow.
— .
| A．Great! I’d like to. | B．That’s all right. |
| C．Best wishes. | D．Have a good time |
How do you say 15,858 in English?
| A．Fifteen thousands, eight hundred and fifty-eight |
| B．Fifteen thousand, eight hundreds and fifty eight. |
| C．Fifteen thousand, eight hundred and fifty-eight |
| D．Fifteen thousand and eight hundred and fifty-eight. |
– There are only a few students taking part in the party. Lily, would you please_____?
– OK, Mr. Wang.
| A．to invite anyone else | B．invite someone else |
| C．to invite other someone | D．invite anyone else |
– Simon, don’t give up easily. It’s ______________ to lose the chance.
–Thanks. Your suggestions are ___________.
| A．silly of you; valuable | B．silly for you; value |
| C．silly for you; of value | D．silly of you; value |
– What’s the matter with Tommy?
– He is ____________.
– Oh, you can tell him to share worries with his friends and ____________.
| A．in a bad mood ; cheer him up | B．in good mood; cheer himself up |
| C．in a bad mood; cheer himself up | D．in good moods ; cheer up him |
-- He was _________ pleased to see me that he forgot everything.
| A．too | B．quite | C．so | D．very |