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Made by Andie (2022.4.25)
22. Tom, don't forget
(A) take
out the garbage before you leave the classroom. (U10)
(C) taking
(B) to take
(D) be taking
123. Mike is so crazy that he spent all his money. computer games. (U10)
DA) to buy
(B) buys spending bought
(D) buying
124. Everyone is ready
(A) welcome
the big star. They look so excited now. (U10)
(B) to welcome
(C) welcoming
(D) to be welcomed
125. What I really like is
at home and listening to some light music on weekends. (U10)
(B) stays
(A) stay
(C) staying
(D) to be staying
126. Remembering facts
(U10)
easy, but we must learn how to use
(B) is; them
(C) were; it
(A) are; it
(D) be; them
B
0227.
the train on time, Jenny goes to the station twenty minutes earlier than usual. (U10)
(A) Catch
(B) Catching
(C) Be caught
(D) To catch
128. When learning something, .
the same mistakes is stupid and never learn well. (U10)
A) keeping make
(B) keeping making
(C) keep making
(D) keep to make
a
ACCIALIO
129. It is smart
you that you can tell right from wrong. (U10)
(B) of
(C) for
(D) with
130. Giving up
isn't easy for heavy smokers. But for their health, they'd better try to do that. (U10)
C (A) smoke
(B) to smoke
(C) smoking
(D) to be smoked
131.
kind to people isn't an easy thing. Yet, if everyone can try to, we can make this world friendlier. (U10)
(A) Be
(B) Being
(C) Been
(D) Do
132. I was surprised
you had started to smoke again when your father told me that. (U10)
(A) know
(B) to know
(C) knew
(D) knowing
takes my girlfriend too much time. Her only interest after work is keeping buying. (U10)
B
[33.
B(A) Go shopping
(B) Going shopping
(C) To go shop
(D) Go to shop
134. Jean
her son walk to school now. She thinks he's old enough to do things on his own. (U10)
G
(A) askes
(B) tells
(C) has
(D) wants
135. Sam has difficulty
(A) living
on his own. He's been out of work for a while, and has only little saving. (U10)
(B) live
(C) lives
(D) to live
136. Helen stopped eating.
at her son because he broke the dish. (U10)
(A) shout
(B) shouting
(C) to shout
(D) to shouting
V137. I remembered
the door, but it was unlocked when I got home. (U10)
2 AJA)
(B) to lock
(D) being locked
(C) locked
(A) locking
138. Though watching movies was quite interesting to me, now it never
_____. (U11)
(D) did
&
A) is
(C) does
(B) was
movie, and all of us were
by the story. (U11)
139. That was a
(B) touched; touching
(D) touching; touched
noh is coming for my birthday. He always brings many gifts for me. (U11)
(C) touched; touch
B²24.
Apps.
(A) touching; touch
