Are these sentences correct or not?

CORRECT or NOT

Choose the option you think is correct

John is driving the company very well.
CORRECT
INCORRECT
I have a couple of things I need to attend to = I have a couple of things I need to deal with.
FALSE
TRUE
What would you like that I do with these?
INCORRECT
CORRECT
I'm not going to be able to assist the meeting.
INCORRECT
CORRECT
I might go to the party = I may go to the party.
TRUE
FALSE
It is becoming more difficult to find an affordable apartment in Sã Paulo = It is getting more difficult to find an affordable apartment in São Paulo.
CORRECT
INCORRECT
I'm not prepared to relocate to New York = I'm not willing to relocate to New York.
CORRECT
INCORRECT
We will never be able to attend the demand for our new product with our current production facilities.
CORRECT
INCORRECT
John wants to give up smoking = John wants to stop to smoke.
INCORRECT
CORRECT
John wants to stop to have a cigarette.
CORRECT
INCORRECT