We're leaving at six o'clock ,and hope_________ most of the journey by lunch time.

A. to do     B. to have done     C. to make     D. to have made

It's said that __________ is going to give us a lecture.

A. an American famous young            B. a famous American youg

C. a famous young American             D. a young famous American

--Paul, I'd like to have a talk with you at tea break.

-- __________ Have what with me?

A. Yes, please.     B. Sorry?      C. Thanks.     D. You're welcome.

 Nobody believes him ____________ what he said.

A. even enough     B. in spite of    C. no matter    D. contrary to

From the dates__________on the gold coin, we decided that it was made five hundred years ago.

A. marking                          B. marked    

C. to be marked                     D. having been marked

I can guess you___________ your sweater inside out.

A. had worn  B. wore      C. are wearing     D. were wearing

He felt rather __________ that she should drive the car at such a____________ speed.

A. frightening, frightening        B. frightened, frightened

C. frightening, frightened         D. frightened, frightening

Sandy could do nothing but _________ to his teacher that he was wrong.

A. admit          B. admitted    C. admiting     D. to

--" Would you mind the window? It's hot here!" May said.

--"__________. "Tom replied.

A. to open ; No, please              B. open ; Yes, please

C. opening; No, of course not        D. opening ; Yes, please

--I'm told that John had another car accident this morning.

--I believe not. He  _________so careless.

A. shouldn't have been          B. wouldn't have been

C. couldn't have been           D. mustn't have been