Choose the sentence which is closer in meaning to the original.
My aunt bought me a lovely gift after she had spent the summer holiday with us
A. While my aunt was spending the summer holiday with us, she bought us a lovely gift.
B. When the summer holiday was over, my aunt bought me a lovely gift.
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A. would have to stand up
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I _______________my homework by the time you arrive home.
A. will complete
B. will be completing
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