—When shall we meet, Thursday night or Friday morning?

—________ you want. Either is OK with me.

A.If B.As C.Whenever D.Although

—Why are you so crazy about watching basketball matches?

—They are exciting and sometimes you won’t know the result________ the match ends.

A.when B.after C.until D.as soon as

—We hardly have any time for our hobbies. Have you got any ideas, Samuel?

—________choosing our hobbies according to the time we have?

A.What about B.Why not C.Shall we D.Why don’t we

________ Tom ________ Mary speaks good Chinese, so they can talk with the Chinese students.

A.Neither; nor B.Either; or C.Both; and D.Not only; but also

—________ you________ which scarf of choose?

—Just a minute. I’m thinking about which one matches my dress.

A.Are; deciding B.Did; decide C.Have; decided D.Will; decide

Can you________ a story to tell us what Alice will see in the garden? Work in groups of four and have a discussion.

A.work out B.make up C.find out D.put up

—Are you really willing to do so much homework?

—To tell you the truth, sometimes I ________ to do that, but I think it really helps me.

A.force B.am forced C.forced D.was forced

—Could you tell me how to pay you?

—You’d better use your mobile phone. I don’t care ________ it is Alipay or WeChat Pay.

A.that B.when C.which D.whether

—I saw May talking to you just now. What did she say?

—She went to my classroom but didn’t find me. She asked me ________.

A.if I can help her with Maths B.why I was late this morning

C.where was I going at that time D.what present shall we buy for Kate

My trip to Nanjing is an unforgettable experience, Henry.

“An unforgettable experience” in the sentence means ________.

A.something that you will never forget B.something that you will soon forget

C.something that you will forget easily D.something that you will forget finally