Mr. Benson will stay in the hotel for（） A: A．one night. B: B．two nights. C: C．three nights.
Mr. Benson will stay in the hotel for（） A: A．one night. B: B．two nights. C: C．three nights.
She is stronger than（） A: the two B: any two C: another two D: the other two
She is stronger than（） A: the two B: any two C: another two D: the other two
（） are in the army. A: Two their sons B: Their two sons C: Two sons their
（） are in the army. A: Two their sons B: Their two sons C: Two sons their
—Thereisawrongwordinline_________.—Where?—Inthe________line. A: two;two B: two;second C: second;two D: second;second
—Thereisawrongwordinline_________.—Where?—Inthe________line. A: two;two B: two;second C: second;two D: second;second
You may leave it to _________. A: we two B: us two C: our two D: I two
You may leave it to _________. A: we two B: us two C: our two D: I two
I want ____ pencils, please. A: two of dozen B: two dozen C: two dozens D: two dozens of
I want ____ pencils, please. A: two of dozen B: two dozen C: two dozens D: two dozens of
There are about ( ) students in our school. A: two thousand of B: two thousands C: two thousands of D: two thousand
There are about ( ) students in our school. A: two thousand of B: two thousands C: two thousands of D: two thousand
Our school has ____ teachers. A: two hundreds B: two hundred C: two hundred of D: two hundreds of
Our school has ____ teachers. A: two hundreds B: two hundred C: two hundred of D: two hundreds of
of the students in our class girls. A: Two third, are B: Two thirds, is C: Two third, is D: Two thirds, are
of the students in our class girls. A: Two third, are B: Two thirds, is C: Two third, is D: Two thirds, are
--How long will you stay there? A: Two dollars. B: Two days. C: Two miles. D: Two kilograms.
--How long will you stay there? A: Two dollars. B: Two days. C: Two miles. D: Two kilograms.