Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

Question: That’s a good idea to cut the hedge.

A. She walks to school every day.

B. She runs to school every day.

C. She flies to school every day.

D. She jumps to school every day.

A. Who in your family will do the dishes after the meal?

B. Who on your family will do dishes after the meal?

C. Who at your family will do the dishes after the meal?

D. Who of your family will do the dishes after meal?

A. We will be able to come to town this weekend.

B. We will come to town be able to this weekend.

C. We will come to be able to town this weekend.

D. We will this weekend be able to come to town.

A. There’s a lot to do preparing for the contest.

B. There’s a lot to do to prepare for the contest.

C. There’re a lot to do preparing for the contest.

D. There’s a lot to do to prepare for the contest.

A. Do you to make the bed after wake up?

B. Do you make the bed after wake up?

C. Do you to make the bed after waking up?

D. Do you make the bed after waking up?

A. Can teach robots sing a song?

B. Can teach robots sing the song?

C. Can teaching robots sing a song?

D. Can teaching robots sing the song?

A. They play robots think a minor role in human life.

B. They think robots a minor role play in human life.

C. They think robots play a minor role in human life

D. They human life think robots play a minor role in.