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

Watching movies is more interesting to me than reading books.

A. Julie enjoys making crafts.

B. Julie’s crafts are not boring.

C. To Julie, making craft is not interesting.

D. Julie cannot find an interesting craft to play with.

A. My father spend most spare time to look after the garden.

B. My father spends most of his spare time looking after the garden.

C. My father spent most of his time look after the garden.

D. My father spending most of spare time looking after the garden.

A. My friends prefers playing sports to surfing the Net.

B. My friends prefer playing sports to surfing the Net.

C. My friend prefer playing sports than surfing the Net.

D. My friends prefer to play sports to surf the Net.

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.

A. When I was a child, I enjoyed to play computer games.

B. When I was a child, I enjoyed playing computer games.

C. When I am a child, I enjoyed playing computer games.

D. When I was a child, I enjoy playing computer games.

A. Mai usually listen K-pop music in her free time.

B. Mai usually listens K-pop music on her free time.

C. Mai usually listens to K-pop music in her free time.

D. Mai listens usually to K-pop music in free time.

A. I prefer surfing the Internet to playing computer games.

B. I prefer playing computer games surfing the Internet.

C. I like playing computer games more than surfing the Internet.

D. I dislike surfing the Internet, but I like playing computer games.