--Hi, Peter. I’m afraid I can’t have dinner with you tomorrow night.
--________. Don’t you remember all of us agreed on it yesterday?
| A．How come? | B．So what? | C．It depends! | D．No wonder! |
If you cheat in the exam, you can hardly _________it.
| A．put up with | B．get away with | C．break away from | D．come up with |
—Would you mind if I turned on the radio and listened to some music?
—_________. In fact, I also like listening to music.
| A．Yes, I would | B．No, you can’t | C．No, go ahead | D．Ok, no problem |
A friend is like a mirror. When you stand in front of a true friend, what is ____back to you?
| A．reflecting | B．to reflect | C．being reflected | D．been reflected |
In the cafeteria, I saw my sister and her three friends, none of ____ I had ever seen before.
| A．them | B．which | C．whom | D．those |
My sister advised me that I _____ accept the invitation.
| A．could | B．must | C．should | D．might |