--Did Mary come to your birthday party?
--No. I __________ her, but she was away on business.
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A．would like to invite |
B．would have liked to invite |
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C．must have invited |
D．could invite |
--I didn't know this was a one-way street, officer.
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A．That's all right. |
B．I don't believe you. |
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C．How dare you say that? |
D．Sorry, but that's no excuse. |
--Which play shall we go and see?
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A．I'm afraid we can't |
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B．I don't think it's interesting |
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C．Yes, I quite agree with you |
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D．I'll leave it to you |
You _________think you're clever, but that doesn't give you the right to order me about!
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A．should |
B．would |
C．could |
D．might |
--Jack's won _____________ holiday in London.
--_________ lucky fellow !
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A．a; A |
B．the; The |
C．a; The |
D．the; A |
--Could I use your bike, Jack?
--Of course, you____________.
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A．can |
B．may |
C．could |
D．might |
