A direct order like “ Daisy, pass me the book” sounds rude. We’d better say: “________”
| A．Daisy, could you please pass me the book? |
| B．Daisy, I wonder if can you pass me the book. |
| C．Daisy, give me the book! |
| D．Daisy, I wonder you can pass me the book. |
--_______ do you like this book?
--I like it because it can remind me _______ my childhood.
| A．How; with | B．Why; of | C．Where; of | D．What; of |
The boy _______ Ling Feng in the school is really _______ unusual student.
| A．called; a | B．calling; a | C．called; an | D．calling; an |
--Did you finish your homework on time yesterday.
--No, I didn't _______ on time. By the time I finished it, all my classmates
| A．finish it; turned it in |
| B．finish it; had turned in it |
| C．make it; turned it in |
| D．make it; had turned it in |
He is __ boy that we all like him.
A. such lovely a B. so lovely a C. so a lovely D such lovely
--Tommy, do you know if Frank __ to the zoo this Sunday if it __?
--Sorry, I have no idea.
| A．will go; is fine |
| B．goes; is fine |
| C．will go; is going to be fine |
| D．goes; will be fine |