—Lily, hurry up! The bus is coming.

—Oh, no, we _______ cross the street until the traffic lights turn green.

A. mustn’t   B. may not   

C. needn’t   D. don’t have to

—Emma was ill last week. Is she all right now?

—_______. Miss Gao says she’ll come to school tomorrow.

A. I’m afraid not      B. That’s OK    

C. I think so        D. Sounds good

I’d like to tell you about the table manners _______ you should know when you visit Korea.

A. whichB. who

C. what    D. how

—I feel stressed from time to time. Could you give me some advice?

—_______ sharing your worries with your parents?

A. Why don’t you     B. How about

C. Could you pleaseD. Would you like

—Why not take a rest after working all morning on the farm?

—_______.

A. Maybe I shouldB. I can’t afford it

C. I don’t know    D. Sorry, I can’t stand

—What’s wrong with you, Eric? You look tired

—I _______ to prepare for the final exam last night.

A. picked upB. woke up

C. stayed up    D. put up  

—Thank you so much for the beautiful flowers you bought me.

—_______.

A. No, thanks     B. I’m glad you like it

C. Don’t say so     D. No, it's not so good

—Oh! You’re here. I’m looking for you all the morning. ______?

—To the library.

A. Where are you going  B. Where will you go    

C. Where have you gone        D. Where have you been

The traffic rules say drivers mustn’t drive if they are drunk, ______ they will be punished.

A. but            B. or

C. and              D. so

—The doctor told me not to smoke too much, but I find it difficult.

—The doctor is right. _______ you smoke, _______ you will be.

A. The less; the healthier

B. The less; the more healthier

C. The more; the healthier        

D. The more; the more healthier