Choose the sentence that best combines the following pair of sentences.

We didn’t want to spend a lot of money on a new car. We bought an old one.

A. True

B. False

C. Doesn’t say

A. dependent

B. dependently

C. independent

D. independently

A. She wanted to invite the guests to her house.

B. She apologized for something wrong.

C. She loved having the party with the guests.

D. She thanked the guests for having come to the party.

A. The little girl asked me to help her with those boxes.

B. The little girl advised me to help her with those boxes.

C. The little girl insisted me to help her with those boxes.

D. The little girl told me not to help her with those boxes.

A. I think I had better teamworking skills than I do now.

B. I think I didn’t need to build teamworking skills then.

C. I think I should have built teamworking skills better.

D. Teamworking skills were not needed then.

A. Nam has never taken part in a talent contest before.

B. Nam has ever taken part in a talent contest before.

C. Nam never have taken part in a talent contest before.

D. Nam ever took part in a talent contest before.

A. It’s easy for young students not to live on their own.

B. It’s not easy for young students to live on their own.

C. It’s not easy to young students for live on their own.

D. It’s not for young students easy to live on their own.