I'm sorry I missed your birthday party
ages
C. to
waste, clean lakes and planting trees.
D. planting
of the following questions.
43. I'm sorry I missed your birthday party.
A. I wish I had missed your birthday party.
B. I wish I didn't miss your birthday party.
C. I wish I missed your birthday party.
C, or D to indicate the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the original sentence in
D. I wish I had attended your birthday party.
44. I don't buy the new iPhone because it is expensive.
A. If I bought the new iPhone, it wouldn't be expensive.
B. If the new iPhone was not expensive, I would buy it.
C. If the new iPhone is not expensive, I will buy it.
D. If the new iPhone were not expensive, I would buy it.
45. He was tired, but he agreed to play tennis.
A. Although he was tired, but he agreed to play tennis.
B. Because he was tired, he agreed to play tennis.
C. In spite of his tiredness, he agreed to play tennis.
D. Despite tired, he agreed to play tennis.
46. "Did you phone me yesterday?" Tom said to Mary.
A. Tom asked Mary if she phoned him yesterday.
B. Tom asked Mary that she had phoned him the day before.
C. Tom asked Mary if she had phoned him the previous day.
D. Tom asked Mary if he had phoned her the day before.
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is best written from the words/phrases given.
47. You/look/hungry / bring /you/ something /eat
A. You look hungry because I brought you something to eat.
B. You look hungry, so I will bring you something to eat.
C. You will look hungry, but I will bring you something to eat.
D. Although you looked hungry, I bring you something to eat.
48. Marie Curie/ born/ Poland/ be/ famous/ scientist.
A. Marie Curie, whom was born in Poland was a famous scientist.
B. Marie Curie, that was born in Poland, was a famous scientist.
C. Marie Curie was born in Poland who was a famous scientist.
D. Marie Curie, who was born in Poland, was a famous scientist.
49. They/live/Moscow/ before / they / move/London.
A. They had lived in Moscow before they moved to London.
B. They lived in Moscow before they move to London.
C. They lived in Moscow before they had moved to London.
D. They had lived in Moscow before they had moved to London.
50. Teacher/ask/me/ if/speak / English / fluent /.
A. The teacher asks me if I speak an English fluent.
B. The teacher asked me if I spoke English fluently.
C. The teacher asks me if I can speak English fluent.
D. The teacher asked me if do I speak English fluently.
C. to
waste, clean lakes and planting trees.
D. planting
of the following questions.
43. I'm sorry I missed your birthday party.
A. I wish I had missed your birthday party.
B. I wish I didn't miss your birthday party.
C. I wish I missed your birthday party.
C, or D to indicate the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the original sentence in
D. I wish I had attended your birthday party.
44. I don't buy the new iPhone because it is expensive.
A. If I bought the new iPhone, it wouldn't be expensive.
B. If the new iPhone was not expensive, I would buy it.
C. If the new iPhone is not expensive, I will buy it.
D. If the new iPhone were not expensive, I would buy it.
45. He was tired, but he agreed to play tennis.
A. Although he was tired, but he agreed to play tennis.
B. Because he was tired, he agreed to play tennis.
C. In spite of his tiredness, he agreed to play tennis.
D. Despite tired, he agreed to play tennis.
46. "Did you phone me yesterday?" Tom said to Mary.
A. Tom asked Mary if she phoned him yesterday.
B. Tom asked Mary that she had phoned him the day before.
C. Tom asked Mary if she had phoned him the previous day.
D. Tom asked Mary if he had phoned her the day before.
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is best written from the words/phrases given.
47. You/look/hungry / bring /you/ something /eat
A. You look hungry because I brought you something to eat.
B. You look hungry, so I will bring you something to eat.
C. You will look hungry, but I will bring you something to eat.
D. Although you looked hungry, I bring you something to eat.
48. Marie Curie/ born/ Poland/ be/ famous/ scientist.
A. Marie Curie, whom was born in Poland was a famous scientist.
B. Marie Curie, that was born in Poland, was a famous scientist.
C. Marie Curie was born in Poland who was a famous scientist.
D. Marie Curie, who was born in Poland, was a famous scientist.
49. They/live/Moscow/ before / they / move/London.
A. They had lived in Moscow before they moved to London.
B. They lived in Moscow before they move to London.
C. They lived in Moscow before they had moved to London.
D. They had lived in Moscow before they had moved to London.
50. Teacher/ask/me/ if/speak / English / fluent /.
A. The teacher asks me if I speak an English fluent.
B. The teacher asked me if I spoke English fluently.
C. The teacher asks me if I can speak English fluent.
D. The teacher asked me if do I speak English fluently.