— Please ______, or you will have to get out of the reading room.
— Oh, sorry.
| A．stop shouting | B．stop to shout |
| C．stopping shouting | D．stopping to shout |
—Is that your uncle's car?
—It ___ be his. He’s just gone for a meeting.
| A．should | B．may | C．must | D．can’t |
—Oh, you sound just like an American.
—_____. I still have difficulty expressing myself.
| A．Yes, you’re right. | B．Well, not quite like that. |
| C．I don’t mind. | D．You’re welcome. |
—I'm sorry to say we have to put off our meeting for an hour, the president will us.
—What a pity!
| A．join | B．enter | C．drop | D．attend |
—Hi! Tom, can you tell me something about your tomorrow’s trip?
—Sure. We decided to ____early enough to avoid the traffic.
| A．hang out | B．set out |
| C．get out | D．come out |
—The noise from the railway really drove me .
—Oh, it’s your fault to live near there.
| A．relaxed | B．crazy |
| C．scary | D．comfortable |