Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning.

He studies well at school. He usually helps his mother do housework.

She struggles to manage all her work on time.

She enjoys doing all her work on time.

She prefers to delay her work.

She finishes her work easily.

If we increase paperwork, our team will be more productive.

Our team won’t be productive unless we reduce paperwork.

If we stop doing paperwork, our team will lose productivity.

Our team will be productive even with more paperwork.

She failed to meet her parents’ expectations.

She managed to satisfy her parents’ expectations.

She was able to go beyond her parents’ expectations.

She refused to accept her parents’ expectations.

He can’t understand his boss’s attitude.

He can’t tolerate his boss’s attitude.

He can’t agree with his boss’s attitude.

He can’t adapt to his boss’s attitude.

He decided to give up architecture after high school.

He decided to apply for an architecture job after high school.

He decided to pursue architecture as his career after high school.

He decided to teach architecture after high school.

I couldn’t reach her on the phone.

I couldn’t convince her to answer.

I couldn’t send her a message.

I couldn’t speak to her in person.

I can’t catch up on the new technology in my field.

I can’t stay informed about the new technology in my field.

I can’t spend time learning new technology in my field.

I can’t teach others about the new technology in my field.