— How do you spell your name, please?
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| A．P-E-T-E-R, Peter. | B．This is Peter. |
| C．I'm Peter. | D．You can call me Peter. |
If the teacher us any homework tomorrow, we will go bike riding.
| A．gives | B．doesn’t give | C．will give | D．won’t give |
— Come and join us, Jimmy!
— I’m sorry, but I’m really busy now. If I time, I would certainly go.
| A．have | B．have had | C．had | D．will have |
— Is she really ill?
— . She’s in hospital.
| A．I am afraid so | B．I hope so | C．Not at all | D．Help yourself |
I can’t send an e-mail. Would you please teach me it?
| A．how doing | B．when to do | C．what doing | D．how to do |
— I’m going to Larry’s party. But I don’t know what to wear.
— If I you, I wear a dress.
| A．am; will | B．were; will | C．were; would | D．am; would |