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A. My house is front of a beautiful garden.

B. My house is behind a beautiful garden.

C. There is my house behind a beautiful garden.

D. There is a beautiful garden behind my house.

A. I often use feet to go to school.

B. I don’t ride my bike to school with my best friend.

C. I often go to school on foot with my best friend.

D. Foot is the transportation I go to school with my best friend.

A. The rain is so heavy for us to go out.

B. The rain is heavy enough for us to go out.

C. The rain is too heavy for us to go out.

D. We couldn’t go out because of the rain is so heavy.

A. Friends and I often play volleyball in the evening.

B. My friends and I often play volleyball on the evening.

C. My friends and I often play the volleyball in the evening.

D. Friends and I play often volleyball in evening.

A. Playing volleyball with some best friends of hers costs many hours.

B. It takes her many hours to play volleyball with some best friends of hers.

C. She takes many hours to play volleyball with some best friends of hers.

D. It costs her many hours to play volleyball with some best friends of hers.

A. On the left of my house, there are a big amusement park, many shops and restaurants.

B. On the left of my house, there is a big amusement park, many shops and restaurants.

C. To the left of my house, there is a big amusement park, many shops and restaurants.

D. Upon the left of my house, there is a big amusement park, many shops and restaurants.

A. Are there any bookstore on the campus of your school?

B. Are there any bookstore on the campus of your school?

C. Are there any bookstore on the campus of your school?

D. Is there any bookstore in the campus of your school?