—How is the debate of your essay?
—It ____ well, but I ____one of the key points.
| A．might work; hadn’t forgot | B．needn’t have worked; forgot |
| C．could have worked; forgot | D．would work; hadn’t forgot |
— Hello, Jim. I________ to see you today. Sonia said you ________ ill.
—Oh, I’m OK.
| A．don’t expect; were | B．haven’t expected; are |
| C．am not expecting; are | D．didn’t expect; were |
—I’ve bought a box of chocolates for our daughter.
—Oh, how good a dad! But she doesn’t like sweet things. ________ that?
| A．Don’t you know | B．Haven’t you known |
| C．Didn’t you know | D．Hadn’t you known |
—Look! Someone has spilt coffee on the carpet.
—Well, it ________ me.
| A．isn’t | B．wasn’t |
| C．hasn’t been | D．hadn’t been |
―Isn’t it hard to drive downtown to work?
—Yes, that’s why I ________ to work by train.
| A．have been going | B．have gone |
| C．was going | D．will have gone |
―Look! It looks as if it _______ going to rain. We must hurry.
―OK.
| A．was | B．is |
| C．were | D．will be |