Mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the sentences which is closest in meaning to the given one

A. she visits her grandparents the next day.

B. she will visit her grandparents the next day.

C. she would visit her grandparents the next day.

D. she would visits her grandparents the next day.

A. A bike is bought by me yesterday.

B. A bike were bought by me yesterday. 

C. A bike has been bought by me yesterday.

D.  A bike was bought by me yesterday

A. We won’t miss the train unless we hurry up.

B. We won’t miss the train if we hurry up.

C. We will miss the train unless we don’t hurry up.

D. We will miss the train unless we hurry up.

A. Because of Bill was ill, he didn’t go to school.

B. Because Bill is ill, he doesn’t go to school.

C. Because Bill was ill, he didn’t go to school.

D. Bill didn’t go to school because he is ill.

A. What about go for a walk? 

B. What about going for walk?

C. What about going for a walk?

D. What about going a walk?

A. Before tomorrow morning we will probably know the result of the elections.

B. Tomorrow morning is probably the earliest that anyone will know the result of the selection.

C. The results of the elections will most likely be made known before tomorrow morning.

D. We will probably not be told the results of the elections tomorrow morning.