Don’t be afraid of new words. You can in the dictionary.
A. look at them B. look for them
C. look them up D. look them over
—Have you bought for Linda’s birthday?—Not exactly. Just some flowers.
A. something unusual B. anything unusual
C. unusual something D. unusual anything
Stay away from junk food, please! It’s bad for us, for children!
A. especially B. recently C. probably D. immediately
It took me two weeks reading the novels written by Guo Jingming.
A. finish B. to finish C. finishes D. finishing
—We’ll go for a picnic if it this Sunday.—Wish you a lovely weekend.
A. will rain B. doesn’t rain
C. won’t rain D. rains
—Miss Li, could you give me on English learning?
—Certainly. First you should speak English every day.
A. any advices B. many advices
C. some advice D. some advices
