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- Which sentence used the figurative language of hyperbole? A: She is as charming as a fairy in a legend. B: She is as adorable as a budding rose. C: We must prevent our country from another Pearl Harbor. D: I love you now and I'll love you forever. I'll love you my next, and next life.
- —You haven’t said a word about my new coat, Brenda. Do you like it? —I’m sorry I _______ anything about it sooner. I certainly think it’s pretty on you.
- "I hope that you could." Which word in this sentence should be stressed?
- The sentence “I’m hoping you’ll give me some advice”is less polite than the sentence “I hoped you would give me some advice”.
- I’m very busy ___ present. Can I call you back later? A: with B: in C: about D: at
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1 A word is missing. Where from? Write it at the end. ► How /\ tomorrow? about 1 Would you to come round later? ____ 2 Yes, I’d love. ____ 3 Do you want to out for dinner? ____ 4 That lovely. ____ 5 I’m afraid can’t. ____ 6 That be nice. ____ 7 Do you want come to a party? ____ 8 I’m, but I’m busy tonight. ____
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A: Hi, Lucy! How’s it (1)________? B: Fine, thanks. And you? A: Just fine. Where are you (2)________ to? B: To the library. I’m going to have a history exam next week and need to start studying. A: Well, I’ll see you later then. (3)__________! B: Thanks. See you later.
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It is too late．I must be leaving now．（） A: I’m sorry. B: I’ll see you later. C: Is that so early D: Must you leave so soon
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A: Excuse me, can you _____ the menu for me?B: Yes, sir. But I'm afraid I can't do it word for word. A: figure B: image C: translate D: imitate
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33. —Have you _______ some new ideas? —Yeah. I’ll tell you later.