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C. ...won't be able to choose their afternoon activities next week. The correct answer is: **B. Tom should go to the restaurant without Jess.** 36. C. A month 37. D. The writer's friend. 38. D. It was fine. 39. A. By car 40. B. At 12 o'clock The answers that need correcting are: - 41: B (who works -> "who" is a subject pronoun and is used with the singular verb form; however, it is correct in this sentence. The mistake is "pupils who works". It should be "pupils who work". "Pupils" is a plural noun and "work" is the plural verb form.) Corrected sentence: "I like pupils who work very hard" - 42: C (up the basket -> "up" indicates "higher than" and "the basket" should be the position where the toys are put, but it sounds better with "into" when you put things inside. But there is a common expression "pick sth up", "pick up sth" means put something into your hand to hold it, in this situation, it is correct to use "into the basket" for "put the toys into the basket" and use "up" if the basket was full and the toy can be placed on top of other toys) Corrected sentence: "Put the toys into the basket, please" or "Put the toys up in the basket, please" (depending on the actual meaning of the sentence). - 43: D (yesterday -> Yesterday is a simple past time, and the verb "get" is in the present simple tense. The past simple form should be used: "got") Corrected sentence: "We only got home from France yesterday." - 44: D (heavy raining -> It should be "heavy rain" or simply "rain". "Raining" is not typically used after "heavy" in this sense) Corrected sentence: "He stops working in spite of heavy rain."