“Do you need any help with those heavy bags？” “No, thanks; _____.”

    A. Never mind                     B. All right

    C. I can manage                   D. You are welcome

 “I‘ve never found a better job.” “_____.”

    A. I don’t think so              B. Too bad

    C. Congratulations                D. Don’t worry

 (2) We all regarded the poor old man ____sympathy.

A. as       B. with

C. of       D. by

They live on a busy main road. ______ must be very noisy. 

A. There  B. It

C. That    D. They

I hate _______ if people say such things in public.

A. that      B. those

C. it D. them

I’m afraid we can’t have coffee; there’s _____ left.

A. nothing      B. none

C. no one       D. no any

 “Do you have _____ at home now, Mary?” “No, we still have to get some fruit and tea.”

A. something  B. anything

C. everything  D. nothing

These trousers are dirty and wet — I’ll change into my _____.

A. another      B. trousers

C. others D. other

It has been raining for a day, but even though it hadn’t rained, we _____ there by tomorrow.

    A. can’t get                       B. won’t get

    C. hadn’t got                      D. wouldn’t get

She went to the station to meet her husband, but _____ him in the crowd.

    A. passed                               B. recognized

    C. missed                               D. lost