are in the same class.
A. I, she and you B. You, she and I
C. She, I and you D. You, I and she
—Where’s your dictionary? — _______
A. No, it isn’t. B. They’re in my schoolbag.
C. It’s on the desk. D. Yes, it is.
—_________, are you Ben? —No, I’m not. I’m Peter.
A. How are you B. Hi
C. Excuse me D. Thanks
—Where ________ Wang Jun and Mr. Li from?
—They are from Shanghai.
A. am B. is
C. / D. are
—Is Bill your cousin? —_______. He’s my brother.
A. No, he isn’t B. Yes, he is
C. No, he is D. Yes, he isn’t
— my books? — on the bookcase.
A. Where’s; It’s B. What are; It’s
C. Where are; They’re D. What is; They are
