We met an old friend in New York ____our expectation. She waved at us _____ the street when she saw us.
| A．with; in | B．out of; next to | C．in; out of | D．beyond; from across |
.-–It’s almost eight, but Tom hasn’t turned up. He may not be here.
-–He will. He never _____on his words.
| A．goes back | B．comes back | C．gives back | D．gets back |
.-–It’s almost eight, but Tom hasn’t turned up. He may not be here.
-–He will. He never _____on his words.
| A．goes back | B．comes back | C．gives back | D．gets back |
. So many people wanted to go to the game that another train had to be ______.
| A．carried on | B．got on | C．put on | D．turned on |
. The dictionary published by Oxford University Press recently has really ______ because it is of great use to the learners of English.
| A．taken away | B．taken down | C．taken off | D．taken out |
. There were no tickets _____ for Friday's performance.
| A．preferable | B．possible | C．considerable | D．available |