--Come and _______ us, Jenny.I am sorry, but I am really busy now. If I have time, I would certainly go. A: volunteer B: honor C: join D: organize

To give apologies for someone who is absent,you might say: ( ). A: I am afraid Jenny can't be with us today because she is ill. B: Jenny is ill. C: Jenny is absent today. D: I am sorry.

—WillyougoshoppingtogetherwithusthisSunday,Jenny? A: Ido B: I’dliketo C: I’dlovetodo D: I’mbusy

—Hello Jenny, can I see Ms. Lewis? —____. I’ll tell her you’re here.

3． Jenny ______ with him at that time, for I was having dinner with her in my home.

Andrew: (1)_____________________ ? Jenny: Well, she came here 20 years ago, then she married my father and the rest is history. Andrew: Cool… Speaking of marriage, I have some news. (2)_________________ . Jenny: Congratulations! (3)_____________________ . Andrew: We are pretty excited. The wedding will be in June. (4) _____________________ . Jenny: Wonderful! Any plans for your honeymoon? Andrew: Yes, I think we will go to Paris. Jenny: Good idea. (5) ____________________ .

—— “I think you should phone Jenny and say sorry to her.” ——“______. It was her fault.”

— I’d like to speak to Jenny.— _________________. A: A.Are you Jenny？ B: B.It’s Jenny speakin C: C.Hi, how are you？ D: D.I’m listenin E: E.

I think I have persuaded Jenny to come () to our point of view. A: in B: around C: over D: along with

I wonder why Jenny ________us recently.We should have heard from her by now.