—Sorry, ___________. What do you mean by saying "look out"?
—I asked you "to be careful", not "to look outside".
A.I can't hear you B.I can't see clearly
C.I don't notice you D.I don't follow you
—Paul, you’ve dropped _________ “ f ” in the word “giraffe”. It should be doubled.
—Sorry, Mr. Green. I will be careful about the word spelling.
A.a B.an C.the D./
—The brown jacket is nice, ________ it doesn’t look good on me.
—Why not try on the blue one? I think blue suits you fine.
A.and B.so C.but D.or
—Lucy, did you ________ your family when you studied abroad?
—Yes, very much. So we often talked on the phone.
A.miss B.wish C.think D.talk
—I broke my sister’s mirror. She’ll get mad ________sure.
—Oh, you’d better say sorry to her and tell her what happened.
A.at B.for C.in D.with
If you find it ________to start a conversation, you can just say something about the weather.
A.busy B.easy C.new D.hard
