—Can you what Mr. King’s son is like?
—Oh, he has the very look of Mr. King. I’m sure you can know him at the first sight.
A. describe B. imagine C. guess
—Do you know where my key to the bike is, granny?
—I’m not sure. It be in your drawer.
A. must B. might C. should
—Do you mind me turning on the TV? The program I Am a Singer will be on at once.
— . I’m doing my homework.
A. You’d better not B. Never mind C. No problem
— Stop eating chocolates, my boy. They are bad for your teeth.
— Thank you for your .
A. effort B. email C. advice
—Who would you like to see you off at the airport?
— . A “good-bye” at home is enough.
A. Nobody B. Somebody C. Anybody
Yesterday afternoon David hurried to school his chemistry book, so he had to share Betty’s.
A. for B. with C. without
