Choose the sentence that best combines each pair of sentences given.

He sang very badly. Everyone left the room.

I'm glad you lent me the novel last week because it seems curious.

It wasn't the fascinating book you gave me last week.

I'm finding it too curious to read the novel you lent me last week.

I'm really interested in the novel you lent me last week.

The match will never always be with the people that watched it.

People observing the match will never always remember that.

Everyone who watched the match won't soon forget it.

All of the people at the show will never forget it.

Fast and Furious film is frightening, but young people like it.

Fast and Furious film is frightening because young people like it.

Fast and Furious film is frightening, so young people like it.

Fast and Furious film is frightening, for young people like it.

My sister can't pass the examination but she is very hard-working.

Despite working really hard, my sister is unable to pass the exam.

My sister can't pass the examination despite she is very hard-working.

My sister can't pass the examination despite a fact that she isn't very hard-working.

Lot of this kind of cuisine used to be consumed by her.

She's accustomed to consuming this type of cuisine.

She has never eaten this kind of cuisine before.

She's had this kind of cuisine numerous times in the past.

Every day, this room needs to be cleaned.

Every day, this room ought being cleaned.

This area needs to be cleaned every day.

Every day, this room need to be cleaned.

Why haven't they have been informed about the new development?

Shouldn't they have been consulted before the scheme was changed?

Don't they think they should be informed about the changes in the plan?

We'd better ask them to change the plan, hadn't we?