Choose the sentence that has the same meaning as the original one.

She enjoys learning English.

True

False

have

have to

to have

has to

I prefer math to history.

I like history more than math.

I like both math and history.

History is better than math.

I like school because my friends are there.

Because school my friends like there are I.

There are my friends because I like school.

I because my friends are like school there.

She always does her homework in the evening.

Her homework in the evening she does always.

Always does she homework her in the evening.

She in the evening her does always homework.

Mai wears uniform school to her.

To school Mai wears her uniform.

Mai wears her uniform to school.

Her uniform to school wears Mai.

Luke is afraid of living alone but he is studying overseas.

Although Luke wants to study overseas, he is afraid of living alone.

Luke wants to study overseas, so he is afraid of living alone.

Luke is living alone because he is afraid of studying overseas.