[填空题]She rushed past the policeman, (hope)______ he wouldn’t ask ’what she had in her suitcase.

[填空题]She rushed past the policeman, (hope)______ he wouldn’t ask ’what she had in her suitcase.

[填空题]She rushed past the policeman, (hope) ______ he wouldn’t ask what she had in her suitcase.

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• A. I hope she’ll be all right soon.
• B. You must take some medicine.
• C. What’s wrong
• D. You’d better stay in bed till tomorrow.
• E. Perhaps she’s caught a cold.
• F. Really
• G. I agree.
• H. Nothing serious.
  A: Mum, I don’t feel very well.
  B: Oh dear! (56) .
  A: I don’t know. I’ve got a headache and a cough.
  B: (57) . If you’re not better by then, I’ll take you to see the doctor.
  ( At breakfast)
  B: There’s something wrong with Kate.
  C: (58) . What’s the trouble
  B: She’s not feeling well. I told her to stay in bed till tomorrow.
  C: (59) .
  B: I hope not. She says she’s got a headache and a cough. (60) .

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[填空题]What did Mrs. Edwards hope
She hoped to be _________.

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