— Can I speak to Mr. Smith?
— Sorry, sir. He isn’t in. You leave a message or call him later.
A. may B. must
C. need D. should
— Do you think yesterday’s math problem was difficult?
— Yes, but I worked it out.
A. hardly B. easily
C. nearly D. finally
— Dear, you need to make a(n) by next week, to go to university at home or go abroad. You are going on eighteen.
— OK, Mom. I’m considering it.
A. appointment B. suggestion
C. decision D. excuse
If you don’t like the drink you , just leave it and try a different one.
A. ordered B. are ordering
C. will order D. had ordered
— Shall we go right now, Frank?
— It’s too late, tomorrow will be time for us to visit her.
A. good B. better
C. best D. the best
— Eric, did you see my dictionary?
— Sorry, Amy. But you can use . I’m not using it at the moment.
A. his B. hers
C. yours D. mine
