In the nineteenth century, English became international language.
| A．an | B．a | C．/ | D．the |
–“It’s too cold. Would you mind _________ the window?”.
- “_________ . But don’t do it now.”
| A．to close; Sure | B．closing; Good idea |
| C．closing; Better not | D．closing; Of course not |
- Dad, can I have _________ to eat? I’m hungry.
- Sorry, there is _________ in the fridge. Can you go downstairs to buy some food?
| A．anything; nothing | B．something; none |
| C．something; nothing | D．anything; none |
–He didn’t think the shirt _________, so he didn’t buy it.
| A．enough cheap | B．enough expensive |
| C．cheap enough | D．expensive enough |
-Is that your best friend Kitty?
- No, it _________ be her. She flew to Singapore yesterday.
| A．mustn’t | B．may not |
| C．needn’t | D．can’t |
–That’s very kind _________you _________me.
| A．of; help | B．of; to help |
| C．to; to help | D．for; helping |