A:What are you going to do after the exams?
B:1.Do you have any good ideas?
A:Yes, I want to relax myself. So I want to go on a trip.
B:Sounds great! 2.
A:I’d like to go somewhere interesting and exciting.
B:There is a new zoo in Jingyue, Changchun. 3.
A:No, I haven’t. What about you?
B: 4.But my cousin went there last week. He told me people could watch the animals there in a more natural environment.
A:Really? That sounds interesting. Let’s go to the zoo together.
B:OK. We can go there by bus tomorrow.
A: 5.It’s not too far from here. And riding a bike is a kind of good exercise.
B: OK. I can’t wait.
A.Nothing much.
B.Why not ride a bike?
C.Have you ever been there?
D.Where would you like to go?
E.Neither have I.
F.How would you like to visit?
—Hello! May I speak to Kate?
—Sorry, she isn’t here now. She to Shanghai.
A. went B. has been C. has gone D. will go
—When will he leave for Shanghai?
—As soon as he _ his work.
A. finished B. will finish C. is finishing D. finishes
Her son _____ Coke, but now he _____ milk.
A. used to drink; is used to drinking
B. used to drinking ; drinks
C. is used to drinking; used to drink
D. is used to drink; is drinking
I met a good friend of mine while I _____ on the street.
A. walks B. walk C. was walking D. an walking
With the help of computers, people will find it easier to keep the traffic smoothly.
A. to run B. run C. running D. ran