Sentence Rewriting Quiz

Rewrite the following sentence without changing its meaning: My mother loves to live in crowded places. (enjoy)

• enjoy living

• enjoyed living

• enjoy to live

• enjoyed to live

Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meanings: I don't have much money. I can't buy that phone. (enough)

• I don't have enough money to buy that phone.

• I have enough money to buy that phone.

• I have enough money but I can't buy that phone.

• I don't have enough money and I can't buy that phone.

Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meanings: I have an English class tomorrow. It finishes at 5 p.m. (until)

• I have an English class tomorrow until it finishes at 5 p.m.

• I have an English class tomorrow and it finishes at 5 p.m.

• I have an English class tomorrow until 5 p.m.

• I have an English class tomorrow and it finishes until 5 p.m.

Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meanings: My mother hates to commute to work by train. (detest)

• detests commuting to work by train

• detest to commute to work by train

• hates commuting to work by train

• hate to commute to work by train

Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meanings: Exercise regularly. You are healthy. (and)

• Exercise regularly and you are healthy.

• Exercise regularly, and you are healthy.

• Exercise regularly so you are healthy.

• Exercise regularly, so you are healthy.

Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meanings: Stop talking or you won't understand the lesson. (If)

• If you don't stop talking, you won't understand the lesson.

• If you stop talking, you won't understand the lesson.

• If you won't understand the lesson, stop talking.

• If you understand the lesson, stop talking.

Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meanings: If you don't go out more often, you might fall ill. (Unless)

• Unless you go out more often, you might fall ill.

• Unless you might fall ill, you don't go out more often.

• Unless you go out more often, you won't fall ill.

• Unless you fall ill, you don't go out more often.

Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meanings: People shouldn't use plastic bags. They can reduce land pollution. (so that)

• People shouldn't use plastic bags so that they can reduce land pollution.

• People shouldn't use plastic bags, so they can reduce land pollution.

• People shouldn't use plastic bags and they can reduce land pollution.

• People shouldn't use plastic bags, and they can reduce land pollution.

Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meanings: We should help clean up rivers. We shouldn't waste paper. (and)

• We should help clean up rivers and we shouldn't waste paper.

• We should help clean up rivers, and we shouldn't waste paper.

• We should help clean up rivers so we shouldn't waste paper.

• We should help clean up rivers, so we shouldn't waste paper.

Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meanings: She likes to play folk games. (prefer)

• prefers playing folk games

• prefer to play folk games

• likes playing folk games

• like to play folk games