Mr. Bob, ______ as a manager for many years, found it hard to be an ordinary clerk again

A.
having worked
B.
worked
C.
to have worked
D.
working

—Did you get a job?
—No, I________, but it’s no use

A.
expected
B.
tried to
C.
managed to
D.
planned

—What do you think of Sam, the newcomer?
—Well, he talks as if he ________ everything

A.
had known
B.
has known
C.
knew
D.
will know

—Excuse me， can you tell me where the nearest bank is， please?
—______ Oh yes! It’s past the office， next to a big market

A.
Mm， let me think
B.
Oh， I beg your pardon?
C.
You’re welcome
D.
What do you mean?

---You mustn’t play football on the street. It’s dangerous.
---No, _____. Thank you

A.
it’s safe
B.
we won’t
C.
it’s none of your business
D.
we must

---Tom, must you have the light ______ all night? It’s really a waste.
---Sorry, I won’t do it again

A.
burned
B.
burning
C.
to burn
D.
to be burned

--- Where is my English book?
--- I brought it to you _____you were in hospital yesterday afternoon

A.
since
B.
if
C.
once
D.
while

---It’s time that I on night duty. I must be off now.
---I’d rather you at home on such a family reunion night

A.
am, stay
B.
was, stayed
C.
will be, to stay
D.
be, will stay

— Why did you go to the wrong office, Peter?
— Well, I forgot which room I was to go to

A.
hoped　　
B.
suggested 　
C.
demanded 　
D.
supposed

As we know, the coming of radio in this century made ocean sailing much ______

A.
cheaper
B.
safer
C.
easier
D.
faster

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