Mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the sentence that is CLOSEST In meaning to the original one.

Question 35: They expect that the professor will arrive this morning.

A. It is expected that the professor will arrive this morning.

B. It expected that the professor would arrive this morning.

C. It is expect that the professor will arrive this morning.

D. It is expected that tile professor would arrive this morning.

Question 36: Because of the bad weather, the plane couldn’t touch down.

A. As the weather was not bad, the plane could touch down.

B. Because the weather was bad, the plane couldn’t touch down.

C. Since the weather is bad, the plane couldn’t touch down.

D. The plane could touch down due to the bad weather.

Question 37: Daisy asked me: “Why do you have to do this work?”

A. Daisy asked me why I had to do that work.

B. Daisy asked me why I have to do this work.

C. Daisy asked me why do I have to do this work.

D. Daisy asked me why did I have to do that work.

Question 38: You can improve your English pronunciation by talking to native English speakers.

A. Unless you improve your English pronunciation, you can talk to native English speakers.

B. If you talk to native English speakers, you can improve your English pronunciation.

C. Unless you talk to native English speakers, you can improve your English pronunciation.

D. If you improve your English pronunciation, you can talk to native English speakers.