Amy: Excuse me, are you a collage student?
Brain: Yes, I am. about you?
Amy: Me, too. (forgive) me for asking you, but do you have to take a part-time job in the holidays?
Brain: Not really. My parents are fairly well off, so I get money from my father.
Amy: You are lucky, aren’t you?
Brain: I think . What about you? Are your parents wealthy?
Amy: No, (certain) not.
Brain: Do you work during the holidays?
Amy: Well, last Christmas I did for two weeks as a postman and a door-to-door (sale). Then in the summer I spent four weeks picking fruit, and I did a bit of babysitting.
Brain: Can you get enough money to finish your (educate) by taking a part-time job?
Amy: Of course not. But I am a top student and I can get a scholarship the collage.
Brain: Where do you live then?
Amy: I share a flat with two boys. It’s not large
fairly tidy, and the most important point is that the rent is quite low.
Brain: Sounds not bad. Uh, this is my phone number. Call me you have any problems.
Amy: Thank you.
To avoid on how to use the word, you’d better refer to a dictionary.
| A．to get confused | B．getting confused |
| C．to get confusing | D．getting confusing |
—to the sun，the flowers will become dry soon.
—What you said does make.
| A．Exposed；sense | B．Exposing；sense |
| C．Exposed；senses | D．Exposing；a sense |
Only when I read this story for a second time to appreciate its beauty.
| A．did I begin | B．that I began | C．I began | D．had I began |
I think you should be about giving your address to strangers. It might be dangerous.
| A．confident | B．cautious | C．scientific | D．positive |
—What’s the matter with Tim?
—Oh. Tim’s cell-phone was left in a taxi accidentally, never again.
| A．to find | B．to be found | C．finding | D．being found |