For questions 8 – 12, mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that has the same meaning as the original one.

“Are you joining us for the party this weekend?”, Tom asked his classmate.

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

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

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

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

A. I wish my brother would help me with my homework.

B. I wanted my brother to help me with my homework and he did.

C. I’m unhappy but my brother has helped me with my homework.

D. I wish I could help my brother with his homework.

A. The problem wasn’t very complicated, so we solved it.

B. It was such a complicated problem that we solved it.

C. The problem was complicated enough for us to solve.

D. The problem was so complicated that we couldn’t solve it.

A. We broke the computer which belongs to my father.

B. We broke the computer which it belongs to my father.

C. We broke the computer whose belongs to my father.

D. We broke the computer, which belongs to my father.