.— I hear you’ve got a set of Australian coins. ______I have a look?
— Yes, certainly.
| A.Do | B.May | C.Shall | D.Should |
When he lived there, he ______go to that book shop at the corner with his girlfriend after work every day.
| A.would | B.should | C.had better | D.might |
—______I use your computer to send an e-mail?
—Yes, you ______. But you mustn’t keep it too long.I’ll surf the Internet after supper.
| A.Could; could | B.Could; must | C.Can; can | D.Could; can |
—Is it good to look up every new word when I come across it in reading?
—No. You ______because you are likely to guess the meaning from the context.
| A.can’t | B.mustn’t | C.don’t have to | D.ought not to |
—If William _______, he _______that green peach.
—Luckily he was sent to the hospital in time.
| A.was warned; would not take | B.had been warned; would not have taken |
| C.would be warned; had not taken | D.would have been warned; had not taken |
______the heavy rain, we ______the town.
| A.But for; should have reached | B.Because of; would have reached |
| C.During the period of; we would reach | D.In spite of; we should have reached |
The two strangers have been talking in the park for a long time as though they ______old friends.
| A.are | B.should be | C.were | D.would be |
—The concert was wonderful!
—Really? How I wish I ______to the theatre with you yesterday!
| A.had gone | B.might go | C.were able to go | D.would go |
—I didn’t know you were good friends .
—You _____.I have known her since she moved here. You were studying abroad then.
| A.may have | B.needn’t have | C.couldn’t have | D.must have |
— Mum, it’s none of my business. Why _____ I care?
— Just because she is your sister.
| A.can | B.should | C.will | D.may |