A. saying
B. telling
C. playing
D. making

A. taking
B. takes
C. taken
D. took

1. Thank you very much for              (help) me so much.
2. When I             (walk) in the street, I             (meet) him.
3. Liu Hua             (buy) a grammer book yesterday.
4. His son             (study) English in England last year.
5. Can you finish             (do) your homework at 10?
6. They             (go) out for a walk if it doesn't rain.
7. He             (say) he will go to Beijing.
8. They             (do) their lesson this time yesterday.
9. Mr Smith wanted             (have) his holiday in London.
10. He             (not watch) TV every day.

1. I spent an hour             (mend) my bike.
2. I             (be) to Beijing twice before.
3. I am sorry             (trouble) you.
4. The old woman              (die) for about ten years.
5. Would you mind              (open) the door?
6. Two weeks              (be) a long time.
7.Would you like              (come) with me?
8. He has something interesting             (tell) you.
9. My mother hates              (travel) by plane.
10. We went to the zoo              (watch) the animals yesterday.

A. Of, working
B. With, trying
C. By, try
D. With, work

1. The raincoat is used for              (keep) off the rain.
2. It's hard              (imagine) how they can improve English so quickly.
3. When you do your homework, you must be as              (care) as you can.
4. What will you do after your work              (finish)?
5. My recorder is broken. I'll have it              (fix) up this afternoon.
6. If you have a chance to go to another country, you should try              (not break) the rules of etiquette.
7. Never give up              (achieve) your dreams, though you've met a lot of difficulties.
8. With the help of the              (special) trained dog, he has a normal life.
9. Oh, time is short. You'd better              (take) a taxi to the museum.
10. Because of the Olympic Games, Beijing was full of             (tour) and athletes in July, 2008.