Combine the two sentences without changing the meaning.

Venice is beautiful. I’ve never been to a more beautiful city than Venice.

A. sights

B. landscapes

C. landmarks

D. facts

A. True

B. False

C. Doesn’t say

A. next to

B. near

C. between

D. among

A. China is less polluted than all countries in Asia.

B. No country in Asia is more polluted than China.

C. China is less polluted than some countries in Asia.

D. All countries in Asia are more polluted than China.

A. Unless you ask me for the car, I won’t lend it to you.

B. If you ask me for the car, I will lend it to you.

C. Unless you don’t ask me for the car, I will lend it to you.

D. If you didn’t ask me for the car, I wouldn’t lend it to you.

A. Unless you don’t walk faster, you won’t miss the bus.

B. If you don’t walk faster, you will miss the bus.

C. If you walk faster, you will miss the bus.

D. You will miss the bus although you walk faster.

A. New York is the most exciting city in the world.

B. London and Paris are more exciting than New York.

C. New York is more exciting than both London and Paris.

D. London is less exciting than Paris but more than New York.