6. A) You’ll welcome. B) A cup of coffee, please.C)Well done.D)Nothing to say. A: You’ll welcome. B: A cup of coffee, please. C: Well done. D: Nothing to say.

—I like coffee with nothing in it. What about you?—I prefer coffee ________ sugar. A: to B: for C: with D: than

“Would you care for a cup of coffee” “No, thank you. I’d have ______ coffee” A: something besides B: nothing but C: everything besides D: anything but

When drinking coffee, many Americans like to ( ). A: add tea to it B: add milk to it C: drink it with cream or sugar added D: drink it with nothing added

The bus stopped suddenly I spilled coffee all over my shirt. The problem with this sentence is ________.( ) A: nothing wrong B: dangling modifier C: run-on D: misplaced modifier

17e0ab4f0f532d2.pngRefer to Figure . From the figure it is apparent that A: Uganda will export coffee if trade is allowed. B: Uganda will import coffee if trade is allowed. C: Uganda has nothing to gain either by importing or exporting coffee. D: the world price will fall if Uganda begins to allow its citizens to trade with other countries.

A cup of coffee made without milk or cream is a ______. ( A: lack coffee B: white coffee C: dark coffee D: own coffee

----Would you like something to drink,Mom?----Yes,I’d like a cup of coffee____nothing in it. A: with B: without C: for

I can't drink______. A: as sweet coffee as this B: sweet coffee as this C: as sweet as this coffee D: the coffee as sweet as this

I dropped the __________ and broke it． A: cup of the coffee B: cup of coffee C: cup for coffee D: coffee cup