It was cold outside we had to stop the game.

He was left outside with the pitiless cold.In this sentence, “pitiless” is not correctly used, because it can not modify “cold”.

Never _____ off your coat; it’s rather cold outside A: take B: taking C: to take D: taken

It 's rather cold outside, you'd better______your coat. A: put on B: wear C: take off D: dress

Jack doesn't feel well because___________. A: somebody has hurt his feelings B: he has taken some aspirin C: it is very cold outside D: he has got a bad cold

It 's rather cold outside,<br/>you'd better______your coat. A: put on B: wear C: take off D: dress

-It is great fun to ride on __________ pulled by dogs in winter.-It must be very cold outside, I believe. A: board B: bat C: sled D: helmet

Itis't cold enough for there_a frost tonight,so i can leave my car outside safely. A: would be B: being C: was D: to be

Tom，it's cold outside .__ your coat when you go out. A: Take off B: Put on C: Put away D: Take away

It's very cold outside, and you should ______your coat to keep warm. A: A) put on B: B) take off C: C) get along D: D) carry on