—Hi, Jane, tell you a piece of good news. I _____ America tomorrow.
—Wow, have a good trip!
A. will leave to B. leaves for C. am leaving for
—Where have you been, David? You're late for class again.
—________ My bus got caught in a traffic jam.
| A．Yes, so what? |
| B．Well, how come? |
| C．Sorry, but I couldn't help. |
| D．No, it's not my fault. |
—Good morning. A table for two?
—________ We are looking for a hotel.
| A．Sorry to hear that. | B．It doesn't matter. |
| C．No, thank you. | D．Yes, sounds good. |
—Do you really think what he said was practical?
—I don't entirely agree, but ________.
| A．I don't care | B．just let it go |
| C．go ahead | D．I doubt it |
—________？
—That would be great! Please drop me off at the library.
| A．Could you bring me the bill |
| B．Would you like me to give you a lift |
| C．Could you tell me the postcode for London |
| D．Would you like to have my email address |
—Would you go to the movies with us tomorrow?
—If you don't mind, ________. I have a lot of things to do.
| A．I'd like not | B．I'd rather not |
| C．I'd like to | D．I'd rather do |