There are some pictures      the wall and some windows      the wall, too.

A. on; on     B. on; in    C. in; on    

—Let’s have a look at the new picture.　　　　

—　 .

　　　 A. It’s right　 B. That’s all right　 C. All right　

     ! What can you      in the picture?

        A. Look, see   B. Look at; see   C. See; look   

 I can’t see any cars near the house,      I can see some bikes there.

        A. and   B. but  C. or  

 —Where’s Kate’s kite?

—It’s over there,      the tree.

        A. on   B. in  C. at  

 That isn’t      coat. It’s     . 

        A. yours; Tom’s    B. your; Tom’s    C. yours; Tom

 Your mother is ill. You must      her.

        A. look at   B. look like    C. look after

—　 ?　　　　

—It’s dark blue.

　　　 A. Is it your skirt　 B. Whose skirt is it　 C. What colour is her skirt

—Whose ball is this?　

—It’s 　　

　　　 A. Jim’s and Tom’s　 B. Tom’s and Jim　 C. Jim and Tom’s

 My coat      on the chair and my trousers      on the bed.

        A . is; is   B. are; are     C. is; are