Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

Question: I often do morning exercises at six fifteen.

A. He goes to work on his bike every day.

B. He gets to work by bike every day.

C. He uses bike to work every day.

D. With his bike, he doesn’t get to work.

A. My family often goes swimming in the hot weather.

B. My family doesn’t go swimming when it isn’t so hot.

C. My family often goes swimming as it is so hot.

D. My family likes the hot weather to go swimming.

A. These are four seasons in my country.

B. My country is known for four seasons.

C. Four seasons is the number of season of my country.

D. My country has four seasons.

A. What your hometown is the weather like in?

B. What is the weather like in your hometown?

C. What the weather is like in your hometown?

D. What the weather is in your hometown like?

A. Many families often go swimming at the summer.

B. Many families go often swimming in the summer.

C. Many family often go swimming in the summer.

D. Many families often go swimming in the summer.

A. How much does this school bag cost?

B. What is this school bag cost?

C. Which price does this school bag cost?

D. Which is the price for this school bag?

A. When these are hot, my father and I occasionally go fishing.

B. When it is hot, my father and I go occasionally fishing.

C. When it is hot, my father and I occasionally go fishing.

D. When that is hot, my father and I occasionally go fishing.