46: Although / he / tired / he / have to finish / homework. A. Although he is tired, he have to finish the homework. B. Alth

46: Although / he / tired / he / have to finish / homework.
A. Although he is tired, he have to finish the homework.
B. Although he was tired, he had to finish his homework.
C. Although he tired, he has to finish the homework.
D. Although he was not tired, he has finish his homework.
47: My friend / suggest / I / improve / social skills.
A. My friend suggested I improves my social skills.
B. My friend suggest I should improve my social skills.
C. My friend suggested that I should improve my social skills.
D. My friend suggested I improving my social skills.
48: My / mother / often / spend / hours / read / articles / cooking
A. My mother often spent hours on reading articles about cooking.
B. My mother often spends hours reading articles about cooking.
C. My mother often spends hours having read articles about cooking.
D. My mother often spending hours reading articles about cooking.
49: We / wish / children / the world / not / have to / live / poverty any more.
A. We wish children in the world wouldn’t have to live with poverty any more.
B. We wish all the children in the world didnt have to live in poverty any more.
C. We wish all the children in the world couldn’t have lived in poverty any more.
D. We wish children in the world might not have had to live in poverty any more.
50: It / seem / that / every / house / shop / sell / souvenirs / and / other stuffs.
A. It may seem that every house is having a shop which sells souvenirs and any other stuffs.
B. It seems that every house has a shop to sell souvenirs and other stuffs.
C. It seemed that every house had a shop sold souvenirs and other stuffs.
D. It seems that every house has a shop having sold souvenirs and other stuffs.