Rearrange the sentences to make meaningful sentences

I/ believe/ in/ don’t/ ghost/ stories.

A. Lang Lieu was the first one to make Chung cake and Day cake.

B. Lang Lieu was the first make one to Chung cake and Day cake.

C. Lang Lieu was the one cake and to first make Chung Day cake.

D. Lang Lieu was first one to make the Chung cake and Day cake

A. If I were good at math, I could become a math teacher.

B. Unless I were good at math, I could become a math teacher.

C. As I were good at math, I could become a math teacher.

D. Whether I were good at math, I could become a math teacher.

A. What is exciting the most story for you?

B. What is story the most exciting for you?

C. What is the most exciting story for you?

D. What is the for you most exciting story?

A. What about listening to a bedtime story?

B. Why about listening to a bedtime story?

C. Who about listening to a bedtime story?

D. When about listening to a bedtime story?

A. This book is so interesting that I can’t put it down.

B. This book is so interesting that I can’t put down.

C. This book so interesting that I can’t put it down.

D. This book so interesting that I can’t put down.

A. Most fairy tales will end with a happy wedding between the prince and princess.

B. Most fairy tales end with a happy wedding between the prince and princess.

C. Most fairy tales ending with a happy wedding between the prince and princess.

D. Most fairy tales ended with a happy wedding between the prince and princess.

A. Although fairy tales may imaginary, many kids love to hear them.

B. Although fairy tales may imaginary, many kids love hear.

C. Although fairy tales may be imaginary, many kids love to hear them.

D. Although fairy tales may be imaginary, many kids love hear.