Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

He likes to listen to pop music than to watch TV after school.

A. He usually goes herding buffaloes with other boys in village.

B. He usually go herding buffaloes with other boys in village.

C. He usually goes herding buffaloes with other boys in the village.

D. He usually go herding buffaloes with other boys in the village.

A. I like looking at stars on starry nights.

B. I like look at stars in starry nights.

C. I like to look at stars in starry nights.

D. I like looked at stars on starry nights.

A. City children have more interesting life than country ones.

B. City children have more interesting life country ones.

C. City children has more interesting life than country ones.

D. City children has more interesting life country ones.

A. Some farmers still uses buffalo-drawn carts to move crops.

B. Some farmers still uses buffalo-drawn carts move crops.

C. Some farmers still use buffalo-drawn carts move crops.

D. Some farmers still use buffalo-drawn carts to move crops.

A. It’s more countryside convenient in the city than in the to live.

B. It’s more convenient to live in the city than in the countryside.

C. It’s live in the city than more convenient to in the countryside.

D. It’s more convenient to than in the live in the city countryside.

A. Poor people collect to make some old bottles money.

B. Poor people collect old bottles to make some money.

C. Poor some money people collect old bottles to make.

D. Poor people collect to make some money old bottles.

A. In harvest time, on the field more farmers than work usual.

B. In harvest time, more farmers work field than on the usual.

C. In harvest time, more farmers field than work on the usual.

D. In harvest time, more farmers work on the field than usual.