You might just as well tell the manufacturer that male customers ________

not like the design of the furniture. 

A. must  B. shall

C. may    D. need

  I don’t like to travel to big cities, because to me, one city is much like ________.  A. one       B. another

C. the other    D. others

—I’ll tell Mary about her new job tomorrow.

—You ________ her last week.

A. ought to tell      B. would have told

C. must tell      D. should have told

We have moved into a four-room flat so far. Our room is between _____.

 A. Mary’s and Helen’s  B. Mary and Helen’s

 C. Mary and Helen        D. Mary’s and Helen

Villagers often say our village is no longer ____ it used to be.

    A. what             B. that           C. which          D. how

Mr Smith was so angry at all ____ Bill was doing ____ he walked out angrily.

    A. that; what           B. that; that         C. which; which         D. what; that

In the open boat, the four men, ____ was a doctor, met with a storm at sea.

    A. one of which                    B. one of who

    C. one of whom                     D. one of them

Is there anything else ____ you want to get ready for the party this evening?

    A. which           B. that           C. who              D. what

----Why did you just sit and watch？

-----You _______ me.

    A. could help            B. should help

    C. could have helped     D. must have helped

You _____ him the news; he knew it already.

    A. needn’t tell          B. needn’t have told

    C. mightn’t tell         D. mightn’t have told