I'm going to to celebrate the completion of the project. A: throw a party B: open a party C: build a party D: lead a party

I'm going to () to celebrate the completion of the project. A: come up with B: be fond of C: attend a party D: throw a party

— Are they coming to the party?— I'm sure so.The usage of substitution in the above dialogue is appropriate.

A: Would you like to go to the party?B: Excuse me, but I’m not free.

I’m sorry I cannot join your party tonight. I ______ work overtime.

I’m not invited to the party, ______ I? A: aren’t B: are C: am not D: am

— Are they coming to the party?— I'm sure so.The usage of substitution in the above dialogue is appropriate. A: 正确 B: 错误

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

I’m looking forward to _____ the party next Friday. A: attend B: being attended C: attending D: be attending