Which sentence is correct?

Which sentence is correct?

1. The man from standing behind the house is my father.
2. The man to stand behind the house is my father.
3. The man standing behind the house is my father.
4. The man that standing behind the house is my father.

Which sentence is correct?

1. I asked him can he would come tonight.
2. I asked him may he would come tonight.
3. I asked him whether he would come tonight.
4. He was asked whether he will come tonight.

Which sentence is correct?

1. The king has mercy in spite of the knight.
2. The king may have mercy about the knight.
3. The king has mercy with the knight.
4. The king had mercy on the knight.

Which sentence is correct?

1. I cannot help from feeling sorry for him.
2. I cannot help to feel sorry for him.
3. I cannot help feeling sorry for him.
4. I cannot help feel sorry for him.

Which sentence is correct?

1. I am to going to school.
2. I am go to school.
3. I am to go to school.
4. I am to gone to school.

Which sentence is correct?

1. By this time tomorrow they will have finished it.
2. By this time tomorrow I came home.
3. A year from now you have finished it.
4. You have finished it soon.

Which sentence is correct?

1. Through what day shall we go to the cinema?
2. Through which day shall we go to the cinema?
3. On which day shall we go to the cinema?
4. On that day shall we go to the cinema?

Which sentence is correct?

1. I left my book by my friend.
2. I left my book off my friend.
3. I left my book with my friend.
4. I left my book during my friend.

Which sentence is correct?

1. She asked how he had done it.
2. She asked how he has done it.
3. She asked how he did it.
4. She asked how he had do it.

Which sentence is correct?

1. It's no good in waiting for him, because he never comes.
2. It's no good waiting for him, because he never comes.
3. It's no good from waiting for him, because he never to come.
4. It's no good wait for him, because he never comes.