—Here are two apples, but you can only eat either of them.
—But can I have some bananas, Mum?
| A．another one. | B．one of them. |
| C．neither this one nor that one. | D．both of them. |
—She’s come up with some different ways to solve the math problem.
—What a clever girl!
| A．gone up. | B．put up. |
| C．set up. | D．thought up. |
—I won’t travel abroad these days. It’s not safe.
—I won’t, either.
| A．So won’t I. | B．So I won’t. |
| C．Neither will I. | D．Neither I will. |
—Why is she suitable to get the job?
—Because she is good with kids.
A is good for.B is good to.
C. gets on well with D is good at.
—We all went to the old people’s home without Tony .
—That’s because he was i11.
| A．beside. | B．besides. |
| C．except. | D．expect. |