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A year ago I paid no attention to English idioms, 36_my teacher said again and again that it was important£®
One day, I happened to 37 an Englishman, on the road, and soon we began to 38 £® As I was talking about how I was studying English, the foreigner shook his head, saying, ¡°You don¡¯t say! You don¡¯t say!¡± I was 39 , I thought, perhaps this is not a 40 topic. Well, I¡¯d 41 change the topic£® So I said to him, ¡°Well, shall we talk about the Great Wall? 42 _ the way, have you ever 43 there?¡±
¡°Certainly, everyone back home will 44 me if I leave China without seeing 45 . It was great£®¡± I said, ¡°The Great Wall is one of the wonders in the world£® It is a place of 46 £®¡± Soon I was interrupted again by his words, ¡° 47 !¡± I couldn¡¯t 48 asking, ¡°Why do you ask me not to talk about it?¡± ¡°Well, I didn¡¯t ask you to do 49 ¡±, he answered, gently surprised£®
I said, ¡°Didn¡¯t you say ¡®You don¡¯t say¡¯?¡±
Hearing this, theEnglishman 50 to tears. He began to 51 , ¡°¡®You don¡¯t say¡¯ actually means ¡®really?¡¯. It is an 52 of surprise. Perhaps you don¡¯t pay attention 53 English idioms£®¡±
Then I knew I had made fool of 54 £® Since then I have been more 55 with idioms£®
36£®A£®though B£®when C£®if D£® as
37£®A£®look B£®meet C£®pick up D£® find out
38£®A£®walk B£®talk C£®play D£® go
39£®A£®pleased B£®angry C£®afraid D£® surprised
40£®A£®proper B£®strange C£®safe D£® polite
41£®A£®to B£®better C£®not D£® like
42£®A£®On B£®In C£®All D£® By
43£®A£®gone B£®visited C£®seen D£® been
44£®A£®look at B£®think of C£®send for D£® laugh at
45£®A£®It B£®them C£®anything D£® something
46£®A£®fun B£®interest C£®business D£® mountain
47£®A£®Really B£®Good C£®You don¡¯ t say D£® You are right
48£®A£®be B£®help C£®think D£® do
49£®A£®this B£®so C£®anything D£® me a favor
50£®A£®laughed B£®cried C£®moved D£® came
51£®A£®explain B£®shout C£®prove D£® say
52£®A£®experience B£®expression C£®explanation D£® example
53£®A£®for B£®to C£®at D£® in
54£®A£®me B£®myself C£®him D£® somebody
55£®A£®helpful B£®popular C£®careful D£® satisfied
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