Writing

I/ make/ friends/ foreigner/ in/ chat room.

1. I made friends with a foreigner in a chat room.
2. I am making friends with foreigner in a chat room.
3. I was made friends with a foreigner in a chat room.
4. I have made friends with foreigner in a chat room.

Cultural differences/ can/ seen/ in/ conversation/ between/ people/ different countries.

1. Cultural differences can seen in conversation between people to different countries.
2. Cultural differences can seen in conversation between people on different countries.
3. Cultural differences can be seen in conversation between people from different countries.
4. Cultural differences can be seen in conversation between people for different countries.

Learn/ English/ help/ us/ get over/ the/ language barriers

1. Learn English helps us get over the language barriers.
2. Learning English helps us get over the language barriers.
3. To Learn English helps us get over the language barriers.
4. Learnt English helps us get over the language barriers

Have/ you/ ever/ attend/ video conference

1. Have you ever attended a video conference?
2. Have you ever attending a video conference?
3. Have you ever attend a video conference?
4. Have you ever attends a video conference?

Thanks/ social networks, we/ can/ connect/ each other/ easily.

1. Thanks social networks, we can connect to each other easily.
2. Thanks social networks, we can to connect to each other easily.
3. Thanks to social networks, we can to connect to each other easily.
4. Thanks to social networks, we can connect to each other easily

My/ cellphone/ parents/ me/ buy/ promised/ a/ to/ I’m/ when/ 18.

1. My parents promised to buy me a cellphone when I’m 18.
2. My parents promised buy to me a cellphone when I’m 18.
3. My parents promised when to buy me a cellphone I’m 18.
4. My parents promised to buy a cellphone me when I’m 18.

My/ landline/ to/ grandfather/ smart phones/ prefers.

1. My grandfather prefers to landlines smart phones.
2. My grandfather to prefers landlines smart phones.
3. My grandfather prefers landlines to smart phones.
4. My grandfather prefers smart landlines to phones.

Non-verbal/ called/ languages/ are/ languages/ sometimes/ body.

1. Non-verbal languages are sometimes called body languages.
2. Non-verbal languages are called sometimes body languages.
3. Non-verbal are languages sometimes called body languages.
4. Non-verbal are languages called sometimes body languages.

If/ I/ someone/ send/ will/ her/ I/ a/ love/ send/ snail mail.

1. If I send someone, I will love her a snail mail.
2. If I send her, I will love someone a snail mail.
3. If I love her, I will send someone a snail mail.
4. If I love someone, I will send her a snail mail

People/ have/ telepathy/ believe/ twins/ that/ often.

1. People have that twins often believe telepathy.
2. People believe that twins often have telepathy.
3. People twins believe that often have telepathy.
4. People believe twins often that have telepathy

Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

Interacting with friends through the internet is fun.

1. It’s fun to interact with friends through the internet.
2. Interacting with friends through the internet is boring.
3. To interact with friends through the internet no fun.
4. There is fun interacting with friends through the internet.

Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

It’s required that you have to follow netiquettes in this chat room.

1. You must follow netiquettes in this chat room.
2. You need follow netiquettes in this chat room.
3. You can follow netiquettes in this chat room.
4. You should follow netiquettes in this chat room

Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

To communicate face-to-face is more convenient than to interact online.

1. It’s more convenient to interact online.
2. It’s more convenient to communicate face-to-face.
3. It’s less convenient to interact online.
4. It’s less convenient to communicate face-to-face.

Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

The message board is so informative that I read it all day.

1. The message board is too informative that I read it all day.
2. The message board is informative enough that I read it all day.
3. It is so an informative message board that I read it all day.
4. It is such an informative message board that I read it all day.

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If I had a smart phone, I would be able to read emails.

1. I could read emails because I don’t have a smart phone.
2. I couldn’t read emails because I didn’t have a smart phone.
3. I couldn’t read emails because I don’t have a smart phone.
4. I could read emails because I have a smart phone.