There are some dangerous fishes in this river, and I’ve warned Jack here.

A. not to swim B. to not swim

C. swim not to D. to swim not

----How soon will Sam get his money back?

---__________. Better late than never!

A. Till next week B. Until the next week

C. Not until next week D. Not till the next week

--I saw Ann _______ a green dress at the school meeting.

--I think she looks better_______ red.

A. dressed; in B. put on ; on

C. wearing ; in D. wear ; on

—Lily is feeling blue because she didn’t pass the exam. —Let’s .

A.cheer up her B.cheer her up

C.cheer for her D.cheer her for

I had no choice his advice though I wasn’t willing to go with him.

A. but accepting B. but accept

C. but accepted D. but to accept

The doctor _________him taking more exercise and having more green vegetables.

A. advised B. promised

C. hoped D. suggested

It’s his brother ______ never been to Australia. You’d better take him with you.

A. that is B. who is

C. that have D. who has

______Jim ______his cousin has been to America, but to our surprise, _______of them know the country well.

A. Not only; but also; all B. Neither; nor ; both

C. Both; and; each D. Either; or; none

根據(jù)句意及漢語(yǔ)寫(xiě)單詞。

1. The physical benefits (好處) of exercise can be ______ (把……分成……) into three factors.

2. She's (承諾)to do all she can to help．

3.The boy looks much _______________ (生氣勃勃的) in the sports clothes and trainers.

4.They are still trying to (發(fā)現(xiàn))the cause of the fire．

5.Blue can represent _______ (悲傷)．When you’re feeling sad，you may say "I'm feeling blue"．

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If you share your problems, you’ll feel better.

Students today often have a lot of w1.. Sometimes we have problems with our schoolwork, or arguments with our friends. Perhaps we e 2. worry about our parents’ problems.

What can we do about this? The worst thing is to do n 3.. Laura Mills, a teenager from London, agrees. ‘Problems and worries are normal in life,’ says Laura. ‘But I think talking to someone helps a lot. If we don’t t 4.to anyone, we’ll certainly feel worse.’

Robert Hunt, a social worker from England, feels the s 5. way. In English we say that a problem shared is a problem halved. As a social worker, I have to agree with this. We should never run away from our problems. We should always try to s 6.them. Usually, the first step is to f 7.someone we can talk to.’

Even Mr. Hunt agrees that this doesn’t need to be an expert like h 8.. We can talk to our friends, teachers or our parents. We often forget that our parents have m 9. experience than us, and are always there to help us. The main thing is to know that i10. you look for help, you’ll find it.