The expressions they use might whom they are speaking to or how well they know each other.
| A．instead of | B．lead in to |
| C．because of | D．depend on |
—Don’t play with the knife, ______ you’ll cut your hand. —Sorry, I ______ .
| A．so; can’t | B．and; won’t | C．but; mustn’t | D．or; won’t |
—You haven’t seen the film ‘2012’, have you?
—_____. How I wish to see it again!
| A．No, what a pity | B．No, I haven’t |
| C．Yes, I like it | D．Yes, it’s boring |
— Tommy, do you know if Frank ______ to the zoo this Sunday if it _______?
— Sorry, I have no idea.
| A．will go; is fine |
| B．goes; is fine |
| C．will go; is going to be fine |
| D．goes; will be fine |
________ Tom ________ Mary speaks good Chinese, so they can communicate with these Chinese students very well.
| A．Neither; nor | B．Not only; but also |
| C．Both; and | D．Either; or |
The boy doesn't speakhis sister, but his written work is very good.
| A．as well as | B．so good as |
| C．much better than | D．much worse than |