Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that is best combined from two given sentences. Question 45 . Peter had had lunch before we arrived. A. After we arrived,Peter had had lunch B. Peter had had lunch after we arrived. C. After Peter had had lunch.we arrived. D. After Peter had lunch,we had arrived Question 46. I am very happy. I come to school again after a very long holiday. A. I am very happy that I coming to school again after a very long holiday. B. I am very happy to coming to school again after a very long holiday. C. I am very happy that to come to school again after a very long holiday.

**Question 45:**<br /><br />The correct answer is **C. After Peter had had lunch, we arrived.**<br /><br />This option correctly shows the sequence of events: Peter's lunch happened *before* the arrival. Options A and B reverse the order, and D uses the past perfect incorrectly in the second clause.<br /><br /><br />**Question 46:**<br /><br />The correct answer is **A. I am very happy that I came to school again after a very long holiday.**<br /><br />Option A uses the correct tense ("came") and the correct structure ("that I came") to express the reason for the speaker's happiness. Options B and C use incorrect verb forms ("coming" instead of "came"). Option B also lacks the necessary conjunction ("that").<br />