Hannah: Toby! Wake up! ......
Hannah: Toby! Wake up! ......
Toby first met Will on a fine day in October 1579.
Toby first met Will on a fine day in October 1579.
You should speak to Toby; he’s a supporter of flexible working hours.
You should speak to Toby; he’s a supporter of flexible working hours.
Toby won't go to the party. I won't, A: too B: also C: either
Toby won't go to the party. I won't, A: too B: also C: either
— _______ the record _______ again?— Yes, Toby is really good at running. A: Does; break B: Did; break C: Was; broken D: Have; broken
— _______ the record _______ again?— Yes, Toby is really good at running. A: Does; break B: Did; break C: Was; broken D: Have; broken
Life in London in the early years for Will and Toby was ______. ( ) A: unbearably hard and expensive B: very hard but wonderful C: dull and uninteresting D: easy and wonderful
Life in London in the early years for Will and Toby was ______. ( ) A: unbearably hard and expensive B: very hard but wonderful C: dull and uninteresting D: easy and wonderful
（）Toby’s Estate 咖啡馆首席咖啡师Deaton Pigot曾将馥芮白称之为“湿的卡布奇诺”。
（）Toby’s Estate 咖啡馆首席咖啡师Deaton Pigot曾将馥芮白称之为“湿的卡布奇诺”。
. — ______? You look very unhappy, Toby.— Well, I lost my grandma’s glasses. I can’t find them anywhere. A: What’s up B: Are you crazy C: What’s that D: Where are they
. — ______? You look very unhappy, Toby.— Well, I lost my grandma’s glasses. I can’t find them anywhere. A: What’s up B: Are you crazy C: What’s that D: Where are they
（）Toby’sEstate咖啡馆首席咖啡师DeatonPigot曾将馥芮白称之为“湿的卡布奇诺”。 A: 英国 B: 法国 C: 澳大利亚 D: 意大利
（）Toby’sEstate咖啡馆首席咖啡师DeatonPigot曾将馥芮白称之为“湿的卡布奇诺”。 A: 英国 B: 法国 C: 澳大利亚 D: 意大利
I.Replace the underlined words with the correct form of the words below. You may need to make other changes.Indignant indicate advocate comprehensive transcend shabby confront exhaustive liable influential degenerate hollow economical informant onset subtle utility1.I went to a mixed-abilitysecondary school just outside London.2.Is it really true that wearing dark colors showsa lack of interest in clothes? 3.I have to face up tothe problem sooner or later.4.E.M. Forster was one of the mostimportant and respectedBritish novelists of the 20thcentury. 5.You should speak to Toby; he’s asupporterof flexible working hours.6.My car is veryinexpensiveto run - it uses LPG instead of petrol. 7.You arelikelyto have a lot of repayments to make if you go on spending like that. 8.To find out more about English as a world language, we need reliable people who are able to give information. 9.Only after very careful and time-consumingediting will this book be ready for publication.10.The situation can only get worse; it will never improve.11.Although he was a rich man, his clothes were of poor quality and in bad condition, 12.At the beginningof World War II the King turned to Churchill to lead the country. 13.The critic’s assessment of the paintingrose abovepopular opinion. 14.I feltirritated and offendedwhen our visitors criticized the buildings in our town. 15.Early sailors used tree logs that were empty in the middleas boats.
I.Replace the underlined words with the correct form of the words below. You may need to make other changes.Indignant indicate advocate comprehensive transcend shabby confront exhaustive liable influential degenerate hollow economical informant onset subtle utility1.I went to a mixed-abilitysecondary school just outside London.2.Is it really true that wearing dark colors showsa lack of interest in clothes? 3.I have to face up tothe problem sooner or later.4.E.M. Forster was one of the mostimportant and respectedBritish novelists of the 20thcentury. 5.You should speak to Toby; he’s asupporterof flexible working hours.6.My car is veryinexpensiveto run - it uses LPG instead of petrol. 7.You arelikelyto have a lot of repayments to make if you go on spending like that. 8.To find out more about English as a world language, we need reliable people who are able to give information. 9.Only after very careful and time-consumingediting will this book be ready for publication.10.The situation can only get worse; it will never improve.11.Although he was a rich man, his clothes were of poor quality and in bad condition, 12.At the beginningof World War II the King turned to Churchill to lead the country. 13.The critic’s assessment of the paintingrose abovepopular opinion. 14.I feltirritated and offendedwhen our visitors criticized the buildings in our town. 15.Early sailors used tree logs that were empty in the middleas boats.