Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

I often go to school on foot every day.

A. Nam and I am students.

B. Nam is a student. Am I, too.

C. Both Nam and I am students.

D. Nam is a student and I am, too.

A. Mrs. Smith traveling to work on motorbike every day.

B. Mrs. Smith travels to work by motorbike every day.

C. Mrs. Smith travel to working in motorbike every day.

D. Mrs. Smith travel to work with motorbike every day.

A. How about playing volleyball tomorrow?

B. Why don’t you play volleyball tomorrow?

C. What about to play volleyball tomorrow?

D. Do you like playing volleyball tomorrow?

A. It costs me two hours per day to do the household chores with my mother.

B. It takes me two hours per day to do the household chores with my mother.

C. It is two hours per day for me to do the household chores with my mother.

D. I take two hours per day doing the household chores with my mother.

A. This are my classmate. His name is Minh.

B. These are my classmate. His name are Minh.

C. This am my classmate. His name is Minh.

D. This is my classmate. His name is Minh.

A. There is three books a pencil, and a compass on the bookshelf.

B. There a pencil, a compass, and three books is on the bookshelf.

C. There is a pencil and a compass on the three books bookshelf.

D. There is a pencil, a compass, and three books on the bookshelf.