Choose the sentence which is closest in meaning to the sentence above.Despite the fact that it rained, we enjoyed our trip.
A.Though it is raining, we enjoyed our trip.
B.Despite of the heavy rain, we enjoyed our trip.
C.Though it rained, we enjoyed our trip.
D.Because of the rain, we enjoyed our trip.

I had gone (A) to see you (B) if I’d known (C) that you were ill (D).
A.known (C)
B.had gone (A)
C.see you (B)
D.ill (D)

How fast (A) you drove (B) when (C) the accident happned (D)?
A.fast (A)
B.happned (D)
C.when (C)
D.drove (B)

I haven't (A) seen Alan for ages (B). When I last saw (C) him, he had tried (D) to find a job.
A.haven't (A)
B.ages (B)
C.had tried (D)
D.saw (C)

I was walking (A) along the street when (B) suddenly I was hearing (C) footsteps behind (D) me.
A.was hearing (C)
B.was walking (A)
C.behind (D)
D.when (B)

I was the sure I ____ the jar there the previous day, and I ____ only one cookie.
A.had put – had eaten
B.
C.
D.put – ate

When I was a child, we _____ anywhere at weekends; it was boring.
A.
B.were never going
C.never went
D.had never gone

When I arrived, my baby _____ the egg and it _____.
A.
B.had broken – had chirped
C.had broken – was chirping
D.was braking – was chirping

We had the accident because I _____ to the road.
A.wasn’t paying attention
B.didn’t pay attention
C.hadn’t paid attention
D.paid attention

Choose the underlined part (A, B, C or D) that needs correcting.He wouldn’t have known (A) the news (B) if (C) you had told him (D).
A.news (B)
B.have known (A)
C.him (D)
D.if (C)