1. Could you please l_____ me your pen?
2. Could you please tell me where to p_____ my car?
3. I w_____ if you can help me.
4. I'm sorry to t_____ you.
5. The path l_____ to the forests.

1. The d_____ is between the post office and the bank.
2. Do you know where I can _____ (交換) money?
3. There's a f_____ science museum.
4. Asking for i_____ is common and necessary.
5. It all d_____ on what you mean.

1. 握手         _________
2. 順便拜訪  _________
3. 畢竟         _________

1. 發(fā)出嘈雜聲                __________________
2. 特地做某事                __________________
3. 使某人感到賓至如歸 __________________
4. 餐桌禮儀                   __________________
5. 習慣于                       __________________

1. You shouldn't p_____ at anyone with your chopsticks.
2. You have to cut it up and eat with a f_____.
3. You aren't supposed to s_____ your chopsticks into your food.
4.  It's very rude to say you're f_____.

1. 不熟悉的      __________
2. 匙                __________
3. 刀                __________
4. 充滿，擠滿  __________

The hair clips go well with her beautiful dress.

A. match
B. suitable
C. fit

l.  In China, people _____ (握手) when they meet.
2. It's not polite to _____ (順便拜訪) a friend's home.
3. Don't talk to him like that. He's a child ____ (畢竟).
4. I'm gradually _____ (習慣于) the table manners of America.
5. We tried our best to make the boy _____ (感到賓至如歸).
6. Some people can _____ a foreign language (自學).
7. It's so crowded. I____ (不怕麻煩) get off the bus.
8. In e-mail English, punctuation marks are used _____ (代替) letters.
9. You're _____ (不該) pick up the bowl to eat.