Cleft sentences - Adverb clauses

I wish you would try to control your anger. That's what I mean.

• What I mean was that I wish you would try to control your anger

• What I means is that I wish you would try to control your anger

• What I mean is that I wish you would try to control your anger

• What I means was that I wish you would try to control your anger

His lying about what happened was so surprising.

• It's his lying about what happened that was so surprising

• It's his lying about what happened who was so surprising

• It were his lying about what happened who was so suprising

• It was his lying about what happened that was so suprising

What’s odd _______________ that she never calls back when you leave her a message.

• were

• are

• was

• is

What I liked best about the restaurant ________________ the appetizers

• are

• were

• was

• is

______________'s the way he always waits until the last minute that drives me crazy

• it

• was

• were

______________was my younger brother who finally took responsibility for the mistake.

• il

• it

• was

• were

_____________’s so incredible is that they never woke up during the burglary

• what

• is

• it

• who

One tries hard to change one’s habits. / It may be too difficult to succeed.

• Even if one tries hard to change one’s habits, it may be too difficult to succeed

• Even if one try hard to change one’s habits, it may be too difficult to succeed

• Even if one tries hard to change one’s habits, it may be too difficult succeed

• Even if one tries hard to change one’s habits, we may be too difficult to succeed

My brother generally takes things pretty well. / Someone else loses his or her cool.

• My brother generally takeing things pretty well even if someone else loses his or her cool.

• My brother generally takes things pretty well even if someone else lost his or her cool.

• My brother generally take things pretty well even if someone else loses his or her cool.

• My brother generally takes things pretty well even if someone else loses his or her cool.

Byron stops losing his cool all the time / his employees / want to work for him

• Only if Byron stops losing his cool all the time will his employees want to work for him.

• Only if Byron stops losing his cool all the time his employees will want to work for him.