2. A: Can you come to the party tonight? B: No, __________, I have to go …

Your are invited to a cocktail party tonight to a German or Sweden home at 7:00. When are you supposed to get there?

Would you like to go to a party tonight? A: That sounds like a good idea. B: Yes, of course. C: Sorry, I wouldn’t. D: Very good!

-Are you going to Jane’s party tonight?[br][/br] -______ I wouldn’t miss it for the world. A: Why B: No problem ! C: Why not D: What fo

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--A party______tonight. Would you like to go with me? A: is going to organized B: will be organizing C: have been organized D: willbe organized

The two leading parties in Britain are ______. A: the Conservative Party and the Labor Party B: the Conservative Party and the Liberal Party C: the Liberal Party and the Labor Party D: the Democratic Party and the Labor Party

The two major political parties in the US are ___ A: the Democratic Party and the Labor Party B: the Federalist Party and the Democratic Party C: the Federalist Party and the Republican Party D: the Democratic Party and the Republican Party

The two main parties of New Zealand are ______. A: the National Party and the Labor Party B: the Liberal Party and the Labor Party C: the National Party and the Liberal Party D: the Labor Party and the Democrats

Theword“tonight”isformedbymeansof____.