Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the original sentence in each of the following questions. They may forget the password. A. The password may be forgotten. B. The password may be forgot. C. The password may have been forgotten. D. The password may been forgot. It is a long time since we last met A. We have already met after a long time. B. We have just met for a long time. C. We have not met for a long time. D. We have ever met for a long time. Your car is more expensive than mine. A. Your car is not cheap than mine. B. My car is not as expensive as yours. C. My car is cheaper than your. D. My car is as expensive as yours. I cannot go swimming today because I have a bad cold. A. If I have a bad cold, I can’t go swimming today. B. If I didn’t have a bad cold, I could go swimming today. C. If I go swimming today, I will have a bad cold. D. Unless I have a bad cold, I can go swimming today. A lot of people came to the concert in spite of the rain. A. While being in the concert, it suddenly started to rain. B. Even though it rained, a lot of people came to the concert. C. Because it rained, a lot of people came to the concert. D. It rained and then a lot of people came to the concert. “What are you going to do this weekend?”, she asked. A. She wanted to know what I were going to do that weekend. B. She wanted to know what I was going to do that weekend. C. She wanted to know what I am going to do that weekend. D. She wanted to know what I was going to do this weekend.