Rewrite each of the fillowing sentences in another way so that it means almost the same as the sentence printed before it
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Rewrite each of the fillowing sentences in another way so that it means almost the same as the sentence printed before it
11. Would you like to go to the museum after this meeting?
➜ How
12. Susan sometimes walks home.
→ Susan
13. These boys are intelligent but those ones are not. (use comparative)
→These boys
14. Remember to lock the door carefully before going to bed.
→ Don't
15. Jack's family usually goes to the supermarket for the vegetables on Sunday. (use "buys")
→ Jack's family
16. My bag is bigger than your bag.
→Your bag
17. This book is thicker than that book.
→ That book
18. No student in my class is taller than Trung.
→ Trung is the
19. Does your garden have any flowers?
→Are there
20. In front of my house, there is a lake.
→My house is
21. Her school is not far her house.
→Her house
22. Miss Phuong walks to work every day.
→ Miss Phuong goes
23. Does Phong's school have forty classrooms?
Rewrite each of the fillowing sentences in another way so that it means almost the same as the sentence printed before it
11. Would you like to go to the museum after this meeting?
➜ How
12. Susan sometimes walks home.
→ Susan
13. These boys are intelligent but those ones are not. (use comparative)
→These boys
14. Remember to lock the door carefully before going to bed.
→ Don't
15. Jack's family usually goes to the supermarket for the vegetables on Sunday. (use "buys")
→ Jack's family
16. My bag is bigger than your bag.
→Your bag
17. This book is thicker than that book.
→ That book
18. No student in my class is taller than Trung.
→ Trung is the
19. Does your garden have any flowers?
→Are there
20. In front of my house, there is a lake.
→My house is
21. Her school is not far her house.
→Her house
22. Miss Phuong walks to work every day.
→ Miss Phuong goes
23. Does Phong's school have forty classrooms?