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. |
—Excuse ______. Is this ______ book?—Yes, thanks.
| A．me; my | B．I; your | C．me; your | D．I; my |
—Is that ______ volleyball?—Yes. Bill likes playing ______ volleyball. ______ volleyball is his.
| A．the; a; / | B．/; the; / |
| C．/; the; The | D．a; /; The |
—Can you ______ my English tapes to me, Mom? —OK!
| A．call | B．take | C．have | D．bring |
—Is that your father?—No. It’s my uncle, my mother’s _____.
| A．son | B．sister | C．brother | D．daughter |
We have four classes ______ the morning.
| A．of | B．at | C．on | D．In |