A: I’m to eat a horse now!
B: Really? But I don’t have for you. It’s a great pity!
| A．hungry enough, food enough |
| B．enough hungry, enough food |
| C．hungry enough, food enough |
| D．hungry enough, enough food |
—Mummy, could you buy me a dress like this?
—Certainly. We can buy ______ one than this, but________ this
| A．a better, better than | B．a worse, as good as |
| C．a cheaper, as good as | D．a more expensive, not as good as |
Put it down, Richard. You mustn’t read ________ letters
| A．anyone else’s | B．anyone’s else | C．anyone else’s | D．anyone else |
_______is said that________ tourists visit Geyuan Garden every day.
| A．It; thousands of | B．It; five thousand of |
| C．That; thousands of | D．This; three thousand |
— We can’t believe that ___little girls can finishmuch work ina short time.
— I don’t agree with you.
| A．so, so, such | B．so, such, such | C．such, so, such | D．such, so, so |
________ you have offered me! I am out of trouble now.
| A．What valuable advice | B．what valuable suggestion |
| C．How a useful advice | D．How useful suggestions |