—De you know who invented______ telephone—No, but it is really______ telephone A: the; the B: /; the C: the; / D: the; a

Alex: Nice to meet you, Mari.Mari: ______ are ______ from?Alex: Mexico. And______ ?Mari: Japan.Alex: Really? Your English______ is really goodMari: Oh,______ because my ______ is American. We______ spoke English when I was______ , so I can ______ pretty well, but my______ and writing are really______ . Alex: I see. So, um, are you planning to go to ______ here?Mari: Yes,______ .Alex: What’s your ______ ? Mari: ______ administration. How about ______ ? Alex: The ______ !

The Internet is really______ to us. We can easily find the information we need. A: safe B: hard C: boring D: useful

“This is really—really—disappointing.”

But the really dark really ______him.

You talk as if you ___ there. A: were really B: has really been C: had really been D: would really be

________ is to dance. A: That interests Mary really B: Which really interests Mary. C: What really interests Mary D: What really interest Mary

—Yesterday I won the first place in the 100-meter race. —Really______! A: Congratulations B: Never mind C: That is all right D: I’m sorry to hear that

Which option shows the words in the correct sequence/order? A: hate, really hate, really don’t like, don’t mind, don’t really like, don’t like B: hate, really hate, don’t mind, really don’t like, don’t like, don’t really like C: really hate, hate, really don’t like, don’t like, don’t really like, don’t mind D: really hate, hate, don’t like, don’t really like, really don’t like, don’t mind

I've checked my homework really carefully but I can't find any mistakes. A: really B: carefully C: really carefully