___ has already been pointed out is that grammar is not a set of dead rules.
| A．As | B．It | C．What | D．Which |
—Do you think Steven will ________ at the party tomorrow?
—As far as I know, he is busy recently. He must come to celebrate your birthday, though.
| A．pick up | B．make up |
| C．turn up | D．mix up |
—David has made great progress recently.
—________, and ________.
| A．So he has; so you have |
| B．So he has; so have you |
| C．So has he; so have you |
| D．So has he; so you have |
----David, do you like the Literature Club?
----Sure. Please inform me _____ any information about it if you are free.
| A．for | B．with | C．of | D．on |
----Next time when you go there, you’d better tell me before you leave.
----Ok, _________.
| A．You are welcome | B．No problem |
| C．No way | D．Never mind |
—I’d like to be on my own for a while. Do you mind? —________. Go ahead.
| A．Not in the least | B．No way |
| C．Yes, of course | D．I’m afraid so |