I have trouble understanding English humour. More often than not, I can’t figure out that makes them laugh.
A. what it is B. why it is
C. what is it D. why that makes
He felt very sad that though he worked very indeed, he was not able to jump .
A. hardly; high B. hard; high
C. hardly; highly D. hard; highly
—Let me help you cross the street.
— ! I’m not that old.
A. Take your time B. No way
C. Come on D. Go ahead
—What will you buy for your husband’s birthday?
—I want to buy a wallet for him.
A. black leather small B. small black leather
C. small leather black D. black small leather
—You seem to be on top of the world.
—Of course. There’s more exciting than seeing your name in print.
A. everything B. nothing
C. anything D. something
If you stay here longer, you may. But you leave before this weekend.
A. will; must B. can; can
C. may; will D. may; shall
