That’s a new word. You’d better in your dictionary.
| A．look it up | B．look up it |
| C．look at it | D．look for it |
．—How is your English going?
— .
| A．Very good. | B．Very well | C．That’s OK. | D．That’s all right. |
My parents and I_______ interested in films. _______ often go to the cinema.
| A．are both, They | B． are both, We | C．are all, We | D．are all, They |
—Is there________ book by Mo Yan?
—Yes. It’s on______ bookshelf over there.
| A．a, the | B．a, / | C．/, the | D．the, a |
----How are you going, buddy?
----________. A little busy, though.
| A．Can’t be worse | B．By train | C．Not too bad | D．on my own |
----Let’s go and listen to Mr Smith’s speech on Western culture, shall we?
----_______ It’s getting to the end.
| A．Why not? | B．That’s all right. | C．I’m afraid not. | D．Never mind |