Choose (A, B, C or D) that is closest in meaning to the root sentence or best combines the two given.

She detested doing DIY after school.

A. My brother hates painting.

B. My brother is bored with painting.

C. My brother enjoys painting.

D. My brother never paints.

A. I like going jogging more than playing chess.

B. I prefer playing chess to going jogging.

C. I don’t like either jogging or playing chess.

D. I hate both jogging and chess.

A. She doesn’t have time to play badminton.

B. Playing badminton takes up much of her time.

C. She only plays badminton on weekends.

D. She hates playing badminton.

A. I enjoy collecting stamps.

B. I love stamps and collecting them.

C. I find stamp collecting uninteresting.

D. I want to start collecting stamps.

A. Cooking makes Jane feel tired.

B. Cooking helps Jane feel calm.

C. Jane always eats out.

D. Jane doesn’t like cooking.

A. Tom enjoys reading books in his free time.

B. Reading books is Tom’s favorite hobby.

C. Tom finds reading boring.

D. Tom is interested in reading.

A. It is very interested in playing board games.

B. It is very interested to play board games.

C. It is very interesting playing board games.

D. It is very interesting to play board games.