A direct order like “ Daisy, pass me the book” sounds rude. We’d better say: “________”
| A．Daisy, could you please pass me the book? |
| B．Daisy, I wonder if can you pass me the book. |
| C．Daisy, give me the book! |
| D．Daisy, I wonder you can pass me the book. |
Tom said he had never been there, but he was.
| A．lay | B．lied | C．lying | D．Lie |
— Did Jenny play the role _______ the princess in the play?
— Yes, she did. The prince saved her and fell in love _______ her.
| A．with; at | B．as; in | C．of; to | D．of; with |
—When did the old man die?
—He ________a rainy winter evening.
| A．passed away in | B．past away in |
| C．passed away on | D．past away on |
—Could you tell me?
—Certainly.
| A．who is waiting for me |
| B．who are you waiting for |
| C．what the matter is with your bike |
| D．how to do |
—Doctor, it seems you like to work with animals.
—Yes, I think animals should as our friends.
| A．that; consider | B．that; be considered |
| C．what; consider | D．what; be considered |