Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

Question: Elizabeth has wavy hair.

A. We are having a big party tomorrow.

B. We having a big party tomorrow.

C. We are having big party tomorrow.

D. We are having a big party on tomorrow.

A. He intelligent boy is the most I’ve ever met.

B. He is the most I’ve ever met intelligent boy.

C. He is the most intelligent boy I’ve ever met.

D. I’ve ever met he is the most intelligent boy.

A. My friend is so talkative that she makes me tired.

B. My friend so talkative that she make me tired.

C. My friend so talkative that she makes me tired.

D. My friend is to talkative that she make me tired.

A. Diana quite lovely with short black hair and big brown eyes.

B. Diana is quite lovely with short black hair and big brown eyes.

C. Diana quite lovely with a short black hair and big brown eyes.

D. Diana is quite lovely with a short black hair and big brown eyes.

A. Her personality is similar her mother.

B. Her personality is similar to her mother’s.

C. Her personality is same her mother’s.

D. Her personality is as her mother.

A. This is a my neighbor, Ella. She’s confident and helpful.

B. This my neighbor, Ella. She’s confident and helpful.

C. This is my neighbor, Ella. She’s a confident and helpful.

D. This is my neighbor, Ella. She’s confident and helpful.

A. I jealous a lot because her eyes are bigger than me.

B. I’m jealous a lot because her eyes are bigger than me.

C. I’m jealous a lot because her eyes is bigger than me.

D. I’m jealous a lot because her eyes are bigger me.