—Hello! May I speak to Mary?—_______
A. I’m Mary.
B. Mary is me.
C. This is Mary speaking.
D. I’m speaking.
My parents ask me _______ in order to make me healthy.
A. build up me
B. build me up
C. to build up me
D. to build me up
Tom _______ yesterday morning, but I was out.
A. built up me
B. built me up
C. rang up me
D. rang me up
—May I ask you some questions, Dr. Wang?—_______
A. You’re welcome.
B. Sure, go ahead.
C. No, I’m busy.
D. Yes, you must.
—Must I take part in the activity?—No, you _______. You’re too young. You should look after yourself.
A. mustn’t
B. don’t
C. can’t
D. don’t have to
—Who taught _______ Japanese?—I learned it by _______.
A. you; myself
B. your; myself
C. yourself; me
D. yourself; myself
Our teachers often tell us _______ the net bar.
A. stay away from
B. to stay away from
C. not stay away from
D. not to stay away from
We don’t know how to prevent the flu. Shall we ask Doctor Wang Hai for______?
A. the advice
B. an advice
C. some advice
D. some advices
—May I watch TV, Mom?—I’m afraid you _______.
A. should not
B. can’t
C. must not
D. may not
—I have a stomachache. What should I do?—You _______ drink sweet water and _______ eat sweet food.
A. had better not; shouldn’t
B. should; had better
C. had better; had better
D. shouldn’t; should