—I want to know _____ makes you a successful director.
—I worked as a secretary for five years，_______contributes a lot to my today’s work.
| A．what , that | B．that, when |
| C．that, which | D．what, which |
— So she told you you’d got the job?
— ________, but she said they were impressed with me.
| A．Not really | B．Not particularly |
| C． Not exactly | D．Not specially |
.－May I take your order?
－Yes, I’d like a cup of coffee, a hot dog and some salad. What about you, Lisa?
－_______.
| A．All right | B．That’s all right | C．Same here, please | D．Yes, I’d like it |
The newly published book, which refers _______ basic English grammar, is _______only for beginners.
| A．as; meant | B．for; intended | C．to; planned | D．to; intended |
It is said that people are _______ likely to tell lies over the phone as they are in emails.
| A．as twice | B．twice as | C．twice more | D．twice than |
The president was deeply _______ the issue and ordered the officials to find out a solution as quickly as possible.
| A．delighted at | B．fed up with | C．concerned about | D．pleased with |