Finish each of the following sentences in such a way that it means the same as the sentence printed before it

A. Peter watched video film by night, he wouldn’t be asleep by day.

B. Peter didn’t watch video film by night, he wouldn’t be asleep by day.

C. Peter didn’t watch video film by night, he would be asleep by day.

D. Peter didn’t watch video film by night, he wouldn’t have been asleep by day.

A. If the meeting hadn’t been so long, they wouldn’t have felt tired.

B. If the meeting had so long, they would have felt tired.

C. If the meeting was so long, they wouldn’t have felt tired.

D. If the meeting hadn’t been so long, they wouldn’t feel tired.

A. Mr. Forest admitted making a mistake in the calculations.

B. Mr. Forest admitted having made a mistake in the calculations.

C. Mr. Forest admitted to having made a mistake in the calculations.

D. Mr. Forest admitted to have been made a mistake in the calculations.

A. I was introduced to a man who brother I had seen on TV the evening before.

B. I was introduced to a man which brother I had seen on TV the evening before.

C. I was introduced to a man that brother I had seen on TV the evening before.

D. I was introduced to a man whose brother I had seen on TV the evening before.

A. Gary Byrn with that you worked last year in PDT cooperation is the best co-worker I’ve met.

B. Gary Byrn with which you worked last year in PDT cooperation is the best co-worker I’ve met.

C. Gary Byrn with whom you worked last year in PDT cooperation is the best co-worker I’ve met.

D. Gary Byrn whom with you worked last year in PDT cooperation is the best co-worker I’ve met.