You can have days with more or fewer than twenty-four hours, and ______ with more or fewer than seven days.

"Can I borrow your bike？"______ "You have a bike."

A．is synonymous with

B．is inconsistent with

C．entails

D．presupposes

A、between

B、with

C、for

D、at

A. have

B. place

C. remain

D. leave

Student: How long can I have these books？

Librarian: This one is on the three-hour-loan; you may have it for only three hours ______.

A: The others are due in 30 days, on February 3.

B: You may have it longer if you like.

C: Drop the books into the RETURN boxes by the library entrance.

D: The fine for overdue books is 5 dollars an hour.

A. No, you can’t. They are two days overdu

B. You can, but you will need to officially renew it for one week.

C. The book is much in deman

D. You’ll have to pay fines.

A.I hope you can take it easy. I have to find out what caused the problem.

B.We have received your fax filing complaint with us.

C.If the problem was caused by us, we’ll pay for your loss.

D.You may raise a claim within 60 days after the arrival of goods at the destination.

A.I hope you can take it easy. I have to find out what caused the problem.

B.We have received your fax filing complaint with us.

C.If the problem was caused by us, we’ll pay for your loss.

D.You may raise a claim within 60 days after the arrival of goods at the destination.

A.I hope you can take it easy. I have to find out what caused the problem

B.We have received your fax filing complaint with us

C.If the problem was caused by us, we’ll pay for your loss

D.You may raise a claim within 60 days after the arrival of goods at the destination

Max said to the manager, “Sir, may I work on this project while I’m on vacation As you well know, I have been working very hard for our company in the last eight months, and I never slack, but all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. I need some time off to relax so that I can work better.” Do you think Max can have a few days off because _____

A．hewastired

B．hehasbeenworkinghardforthelasteightmonths

C．hewantstoworkonanewproject

D．heaskedquestionsinamoreappropriateway

DO YOU LIKE YOUR JOB？

_Mary__ and __Linda__ are employees of a logistics company. They are talking about the salary levels in the company._

MARY: Do you like your job？

LINDA: {A. and they have to deliver the goods in all weather conditions; B. I don’t really like it; C. Your job is not difficult; D. The cost of living is increasing dramatically these days; E. It is said that couriers of our company can earn more than 6,000 yuan a month}.

MARY: Why not？

LINDA: Because the salary is low. {A. and they have to deliver the goods in all weather conditions; B. I don’t really like it; C. Your job is not difficult; D. The cost of living is increasing dramatically these days; E. It is said that couriers of our company can earn more than 6,000 yuan a month}. I always spend more money than I earn.

MARY: Don’t complain too much. I thought you got a good salary. Your salary is much higher than the white-collar average income of this city.

LINDA: Just 4,000 yuan a month. {A. and they have to deliver the goods in all weather conditions; B. I don’t really like it; C. Your job is not difficult; D. The cost of living is increasing dramatically these days; E. It is said that couriers of our company can earn more than 6,000 yuan a month}.

MARY: But that’s a really hard job. They work long hours every day, {A. and they have to deliver the goods in all weather conditions; B. I don’t really like it; C. Your job is not difficult; D. The cost of living is increasing dramatically these days; E. It is said that couriers of our company can earn more than 6,000 yuan a month}. You just sit in the comfortable office and don’t have to work outside.

LINDA: Yeah, that’s for sure.

MARY: {A. and they have to deliver the goods in all weather conditions; B. I don’t really like it; C. Your job is not difficult; D. The cost of living is increasing dramatically these days; E. It is said that couriers of our company can earn more than 6,000 yuan a month}. You have no reason to complain.

LINDA: Maybe you’re right.