Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

Question: How much does this pencil cost?

A. Could you please closing the window?

B. Do you mind if I close the window?

C. Would you mind closing the window?

D. Do you like closing the window?

A. My father goes to work in car every morning.

B. My father travels to work by car every morning.

C. My father uses car to work every morning.

D. With car, my father goes to work every morning.

A. What about we play soccer tomorrow?

B. What about do we play soccer tomorrow?

C. I suggest we play soccer tomorrow.

D. How about playing soccer tomorrow?

A. Are there anything else?

B. Is there anything else?

C. Is there anything or else?

D. Is there anything has else?

A. Mai would order to like a glass of lemon juice

B. A glass of lemon juice Mai would like to order.

C. Mai like to would like a glass of lemon juice.

D. Mai would like to order a glass of lemon juice.

A. There aren’t some vegetables in the fridge.

B. There isn’t any vegetables in the fridge.

C. There aren’t any vegetables on the fridge.

D. There aren’t any vegetables in the fridge.

A. Because it’s cold so you can’t go out.

B. It is too cold so you can’t go out.

C. It is too cold for you to go out.

D. Because of it’s cold, you can’t go out.