When traffic lights are red, we stop and wait.
A. may B. can
C. must D. might
Tina was too sleepy. She fell asleep she was reading a book at the table.
A. then B. until
C. if D. while
The TV programme is interesting Mum enjoy it every night.
A. so; that B. too; that C. too; to D. such; that
We’d like to stay at home to have a good rest taking a trip during the May Day holiday.
A. because of B. instead of
C. together with D. in order to
Mike often downloads music the Internet and enjoys it the computer.
A. form / on B. with / in
C. in / with D. at / from
--- Where is David, do you know?
--- I saw him with our teacher when l passed the playground just now.
A. talked B. talk C. talking D. to talk
