Choose the sentence (a, b, c or d) that is almost the same in meaning as the sentence given. 44. You would like London if you visited it. a. You’re unlikely to visit London. b. You’ve never visited London, c. You’re going to visit London soon. d. You’ve already visited London. 45. Unlike his sister, Bob exercises every day. a. Bob and his sister exercise every day. b. Bob exercises every day, but his sister doesn’t. c. Bob’s sister exercises every day, but he doesn’t. d. Bob’s sister doesn’t exercise every day, and neither does he. 46. The bread was so stale to eat. a. It was stale ‘to eat the bread b. We cannot eat the bread because it was “burn. c. Eating the bread was stale. d. The bread was not fresh enough to eat. 47. Who will take care of the children when you are away? Who will look_____________________________________________________ 48. John could not find the way to the hotel. John was not_____________________________________________________ 49. The door was so heavy that the child could not push it open. The door was too__________________________________________________ 50. It’s ages since we met Lopez. We______________________________________________________________