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A. Her cat plays with the ball under the table now.

B. Her cat is playing with a ball under the table now.

C. Her cat play with a ball under the table now.

D. Her cat is playing with the ball under table now.

A. This messy room need to clean.

B. How about cleaning this messy room?

C. What is to clean this messy room?

D. Why cleaning this messy room?

A. There our tree is behind a house.

B. There a house behind is our tree.

C. There is our house behind tree a.

D. There is a tree behind our house.

A. The television is opposite the table.

B. The television is under the table.

C. The television is next to the table.

D. The television is behind the table.

A. My uncle live in the countryside family.

B. My uncle lives in the countryside with her family.

C. My uncle lives in the countryside with his family.

D. My uncle live in the countryside to family.

A. An apartment is not as big as a villa.

B. A villa is the biggest.

C. An apartment is the smallest.

D. A villa is smaller than an apartment.

A. Could you show me way to the cinema, please?

B. Could you to show me the way to the cinema, please?

C. Could you show me the way to the cinema, please?

D. Could you to show me way to cinema, please?