35.– Would you like to order now?– ( ).

35.– Would you like to order now?– ( ).
A.I'm full now
B.Yes.I'd like fish and the soup
C.But the price is high
D.Thank you.It's very kind of you
36.The conference _______ a full week by the time it ends.
A.must have lasted
B.will have lasted
C.would last
D.has lasted
37.I'm going to have my letters ________ tomorrow if I've got them ready by then.
A.typing
B.to type
C.be typed
D.typed
38.The general election was round the corner.He began to dream _____ the prime minister.
A.of becoming
B.to become
C.in becoming
D.with becoming
39.– Are you feeling better today,Mrs.Silver?– ( ).
A.Don't worry about me
B.Just stay in bed and have a good rest
C.There must be something wrong
D.Yes,thanks doctor.But I still feel dizzy
40.Many famous buildings in London were seriously ______ during the Second World War.
A.harmed
B.damaged
C.spoiled
D.destroyed
41.A:Hello,Linda,how are you?B:( ).
A.Very good.Are you good?
B.Very well,thank you.And you?
C.Hello,Rose,how do you do?
42.– May I know your address?– ( ).
A.Sure.Here you are
B.I have no idea
C.It's far from here
D.Sorry,I've forgotten
43.Are there among the new books that interest you
A.some
B.one
C.any
D.both
44.A:I prefer watching TV.B:So ( ) I.
A.have
B.am
C.do
45.A:Could you ring them up please?I'm sometimes quite nervous on the phone.B:( ).
A.Are you?I am fine.
B.Yes,why don't you call them?
C.Yes,of course.I will phone them for you.

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