— do you walk your dog a week?

—Less than three times a week.

A. How often B. How many times

C. How long D. How soon

—Would you like to go to the library with me, Alice?

—I’d like to, ______you don’t want to go alone.

A. but B. before C. if D. After

— I’m sorry I’m late, because the traffic is bad.

— ___________, but tomorrow, please be on time.

A. It’s a pleasure B. You’re welcome

C. It doesn’t matter D. That’s right

Daniel had one month _____ last summer and he took a course _____ DIY.

A. off; in B. for; about

C. away; on D. off; for

— How do you like the TV play? — _________

A. It’s wonderful. B. Yes, I like it.

C. No, I don’t like it at all. D. What about you?

Tom has ______ subjects than the other two boys. So he has _______free time of the three.

A. less, the most B. fewer, the fewest

C. fewer, the most D. less, the fewest

— I’d like to buy Guo Jingming’s Tiny Times.

— You had better his books. The stories he tells are far from real life.

A. don’t read B. not to read

C. not reading D. not read

— What is your best friend like? — _____ .

A. He likes football B. He is humorous and honest

C. He is 15 years old D. He looks different

To me, English is easier than_________subject to learn.

A. any B. any other

C. the other D. other

Teenagers like to photos of famous stars in their bedrooms.

A. put up B. put away C. put in D. put out