Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

Question: We intend to visit Halong bay next summer.

A. Where do you go tomorrow?

B. Where is you going tomorrow?

C. Where are you going to go tomorrow?

D. Where are you going in tomorrow?

A. Shall we to go out for dinner on Sunday morning?

B. Shall we go out for dinner at Sunday morning?

C. Shall we going out for dinner on Sunday morning?

D. Shall we go out for dinner on Sunday morning?

A. We are going visit our grandparent next Sunday.

B. We are going to visit our grandparents next Sunday.

C. We are going to visit our grandparents on next Sunday.

D. We are going to visit grandparents next Sunday.

A. Do you want to study at a school with fifteen classrooms?

B. Are there fifteen classrooms in your school?

C. Is your school large or small?

D. Does your school build fifteen classrooms?

A. We shouldn’t go sailing owning to the weather is stormy.

B. The weather is stormy makes we shouldn’t go sailing.

C. We shouldn’t go sailing so the weather is so stormy.

D. The weather is so stormy for us to go sailing.

A. How about do we have dinner in a local restaurant?

B. What about to have dinner in a local restaurant?

C. How about have dinner in a local restaurant?

D. Let’s have dinner in a local restaurant.