Help with English homework.

Edit: Eh I figured it out in the end, basically tried my best to explain them. Hope that my good work in the other tasks/questions are enought for me to get a pass on this assignment :P.

As a language instructor at the college level, I can tell you that this is the wrong way to go.  Having others do your homework constitutes plagiarism and is enough to get you permanently expelled from any respectable university.  You'd be much better off to be honest with your instructor even if it means you don't have your homework done on time.

Number nine really depends on the context. What did she do? I want to know if she deserves to die.

Yeah I guess I did come to the wrong place to ask, but seeing how this is the only forum I really hang out on and daily visit, I thought it was worth a shot to ask :P.

1.   (a) There is a rumour that hostilities have broken out.

     (b) It is a rumour that hostilities have broken out.* 
(a) is the correct sentence, b really sounds wrong, because hostilities is specific plural. @Marcsman:

2.   (a) Are there many informations on this matter?*
(b) is the correct sentence, because information is in this context specific plural.

     (b) Is there much information on this matter?

3.   (a) The porter called me a taxi. *
Both of these sentences are written correctly, however, I reckon (a) is about the porter calling for a taxi, then the sentence would be The porter called for a taxi for me, but then again, this confused me.

     (b) The porter called me a fool.
That asshole, lol

4.   (a) There's no good trying to do that.

     (b) It's no good trying to do that.

  Both sounds wrong, so I dunno.

5.   (a) He is a very shaving man.

     (b) He is a very surprising man.
 
(a) I reckon it is about he likes to shave a lot? damn these sentences doesn't make any sense..
 

6.   (a) Mary sounds a very interesting girl.
Mary sounds like a very interesting girl

     (b) Mary knows a very interesting girl.
correct

7.   (a) He was feeling her words deeply.

     (b) He was feeling his wound carefully.

8.   (a) John turned the page.
correct

     (b) John turned the corner.
My guess is: John turned around the corner.

9.   (a) He wished her luck.

     (b) He wished her dead.
This is just a wild guess, (b) is wrong because the phrase is usually He wishes her dead, or so I think.

10.(a) Not even two months ago was there much snow in this area.

     (b) Not even two months ago there was lots of snow in this area.
both sounds wrong, because I have no idea how a sentence like this could ever be brought up in a conversation, so I cannot help you here.  At least
 not by starting the sentence with "Not even 2 months ago", sounds very Norwegian-English like.

Good luck btw, had a couple of friends who tried your course (people who aced through English in high school) and found this to be a terrible course, not necessarily very hard, just lots of random shit, like romeo and juliet :/

Don't  get caught doing this.

Finally.. I finished the assignment and can take my 2 week winter holiday :).
 
Man I fucking hate homework(and school in general).