A. plane B. much C. ever D. look E. bus F. arrived Sally: Have you 1.visited any places in China before? Paul: Yes, 1 have been to Shenzhen. Sally: How did you go there, by bus or hy train? Paul: Neit 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

题目内容

A. plane B. much C. ever D. look E. bus F. arrived

Sally: Have you______1.visited any places in China before?

Paul: Yes, 1 have been to Shenzhen.

Sally: How did you go there, by bus or hy train?

Paul: Neither. I went by______2..

Sally: When did you go there?

Paul: Last year. When I______3.there, it was already midnight. It______4. me 3 hours.

Sally: What do you think of Shenzhen?

Paul: Very nice, and people there are________5. nicer

【答案】

1.C

2.A

3.F

4.D

5.B

【解析】略

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