—You’re left the light on.

—Oh, so I have．________ and turn it off.

A．I’ll go

B．I’ve gone

C．I go

D．I’m going

—How are you doing?

—________

A．Just fine, thank you.

B．I’m doing slowly and carefully.

C．Just as you told me.

D．Let me show you how I’m doing.

—Let me introduce myself, I’m Albert.

—________.

A．What a pleasure

B．It’s my pleasure

C．Pleased to meet you

D．I’m very pleased

—How was your holiday in Shanghai?

—________

A．By bus.

B．Well, thank you,

C．Great, thanks.

D．Why didn’t you know?

There’s _____ dictionary on ________ desk by your side．

A．a; the

B．a; a

C．the; a

D．the; the

The fact troubles me much  ________ I have been unable to pass the driving test up to now.

A．which

B．because

C．why

D．that

Jack couldn’t answer the question  ________ got the money.

A．so he

B．as soon as he

C．so that he

D．how he

He lived simply, for he  ________ for a long time.

A．has been out of the work

B．had been out of work

C．was out of work

D．was lost his work

There are many islands  ________ the coast of the Irish Sea.

A．to

B．off

C．in

D．on

—Have you moved into the new house?

—No. The building is ________ construction.

A．at

B．under

C．for

D．in