5. Which sentence a–c has a similar meaning to the original sentence? Choose the correct answer a, b or c. 1 We visited Halls Creek on our trip along Canning Stock Route.

a When we were in Canning Stock Route, we visited Halls Creek.

b While travelling along Canning Stock Route, we visited Halls Creek.

c We went to Halls Creek to travel along Canning Stock Route.

2 She told me she was completing the survey.

a ‘I was completing the survey.’

b ‘I completed the survey.’

c ‘I’m completing the survey.’

3 Don’t go there because you will slip.

a If you don’t go there, you will slip.

b If you go there, you will slip.

c If you will go there, you will slip.

4 When we got to the restaurant, they had already eaten.

a We got to the restaurant after they finished eating.

b We got to the restaurant before they started eating.

c We got to the restaurant when they started eating.

5 Regular breaks in school make students work better.

a If students have regular breaks at school, they will work better.

b If students have regular breaks at school, they work better.

c If students will have regular breaks at school, they work better.

6 You have to work harder, or you won’t get good grades.

a He said I have to work harder or I won’t get good grades.

b He said I had to work harder or I won’t get good grades.

c He said I had to work harder or I wouldn’t get good grades.