Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

Mai often cycles to work.

A. You can listen to music but you must turn down the volume.

B. But you must turn down the volume you can listen to music.

C. You must listen to music but you can turn down the volume.

D. You can listen to the volume but you must turn down music.

A. The sign says us that we mustn’t turn right but go straight ahead.

B. Sign says to us that mustn’t turn right but go straight ahead.

C. The sign says to us that you mustn’t turn right but go straight ahead.

D. The sign says to us that you mustn’t right but go straight ahead.

A. My brother and I is playing games at the moment

B. My brother and I are being played games at the moment.

C. My brother and I were playing games at the moment.

D. My brother and I are playing games at the moment.

A. On the morning, Mai often leaves house for school.

B. At the morning, Mai often leaves house for school.

C. In the morning, Mai often leaves house for school.

D. In the morning, Mai leaves often house for school.

A. Who is he waiting at for the moment?

B. Who is he waiting at the moment for?

C. Is he waiting for who at the moment?

D. Who is he waiting for at the moment?

A. There are many of road signs on our street.

B. There are many road signs on our street.

C. There were many road signs on our street.

D. There are many road signs at our street.

A. Mrs. Hoa and her children are eating lunch at a food stall.

B. Mrs. Hoa and his children are eating lunch at a food stall.

C. Mrs. Hoa and her children are being eating lunch at a food stall.

D. Mrs. Hoa with her children are eating lunch at a food stall.