Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that best combines each pair of sentences in the following questions. 37. The weather was so bad. We couldn’t go out. A. The weather was so bad because we couldn’t go out. B. Because of the weather so bad, we couldn’t go out. C. Because of the bad weather, we couldn’t go out. D. We couldn’t go out because the bad weather. 38. They travel much. They know about the world good. A. The more they travel, the gooder they know about the world. B. The more they travel, the more good they know about the world. C. The much they travel, the better they know about the world. D. The more they travel, the better they know about the world. 39. We will have to cancel the show. We are trying to sell more tickets. A. Unless we sell more tickets, we will have to cancel the show. B. Unless we don’t sell more tickets, we will have to cancel the show. C. Unless we sell more tickets, we won’t have to cancel the show. D. Unless we sells more tickets, we will have to cancel the show. 40. Martin is not tall. His father is not tall. A. Martin is not tall, his father is not, too. B. Martin is not tall, his father is not, either. C. Either Martin or his father are not tall. D. Martin is not tall, his father is not, neither.