_____, the students insist that he _____ separated from his desk mate, who is very naughty.
A.Avoiding to be affected; be |
B.To avoid to be affected; would be |
C.Avoid being affected; should be |
D.To avoid being affected; be |
—What’s his monthly income?
—Well, he ________ earn as ________ as 4,000 dollars a month when his business runs well.
A.can; much | B.might; many | C.must; far | D.should; high |
The peaches are so delicious. I’d like ________ third one because ________ second one is rather small.
A.a; the | B.a; a | C.the; a | D.the; the |
—How are things with you?
—_______. I nowmake enough money to pay the bills and keep food on the table.
A.From bad to worse | B.Can’t complain |
C.Too bad | D.Too good |
That gentleman, yes, you, once again, _______?
A.may I ask | B.will you | C.isn’t it | D.am I right |
— I believe the new manager is easy to get along with.
— Don’t be so sure. Judge not of men and things _______.
A.on the whole | B.at first sight | C.from then on | D.by the way |