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Sentences to review, many thanks in advance! Hi everyone! I would really appreciate it, if someone could help me to check the following sentences, please! Did you borrow money to make this trip? Are you going to buy (some?) gifts to your friends? Who served you your (the?) breakfast? What is Karla doing? She is planting some roses in the garden. She always plants roses, right? No, I think the last that the last time she planted roses was last spring. Do you write your reports every day? No, I think the last time I wrote my report was (on?) last Sunday. Do they play chess every night? No, it seems the last time they played chess was (on?) Sunday's night. Do kids always watch TV? No, I believe the last time they watched TV was the day before yesterday. Do you organise your closet every week? No, I think the last time I organised my closet was last month. Does your father wash his car every Sunday? No, it seems that the last time he washed his car was two weeks ago. What do you think about the classes? They seem very interesing. They seem to be very interesting. Why is she bored? She lacks the willing to study. What do you think about these persons? They seem unpleasant to me. (They seem to be unpleasant to me) What do you think about indonesian fruits? They seem delicious to me. They seem to be deliciuos. Why is Antonio worried? Why does Antonio seem worried? He lacks money to pay his debts. Why don't you want to go with us to the farm? We lack free time and we have a lot of work to do. The kids are having great time at the beach, right? Yes, they seem to be fascinated. They seem fascinated. What do you think about canned soups? They seem horrible to me. They seem to be horrible. Ana is very happy with her parents in law. Yes, they are getting along very well. Why doesn't your wife come with you to the cinema? She us afraid of terror films.

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Sentences to review, many thanks in advance!

Hi everyone! I would really appreciate it, if someone could help me to check the following sentences, please!

Did you borrow money to *make* this trip? *alternative phrasing: "go on"
Are you going to buy (some?)** gifts to for your friends? **both versions (using/not using "some") work
Who served you your (the?) breakfast? **realistically, both versions work but using "your" instead of "the" sounds more natural - alternatively, the sentence could also read "who served you breakfast?"

What is Karla doing?
She is planting some roses in the garden.
She always plants roses, right?
No, I think the last that the last time she planted roses was last spring.

Do you write your reports every day?
No, I think the last time I wrote my report was (on?) last Sunday. **both versions work but not together - "was on Sunday" or "was last Sunday"

Do they play chess every night?
No, it seems the last time they played chess was (on?) Sunday's night. **both versions work but not together - "was on Sunday night" or "was Sunday night"

Do kids always watch TV?
No, I believe the last time they watched TV was the day before yesterday.

Do you organize your closet every week?
No, I think the last time I organized my closet was last month.

Does your father wash his car every Sunday?
No, it seems that the last time he washed his car was two weeks ago.

What do you think about the classes?
They seem very interesing.
They seem to be very interesting.

Why is she bored?
She lacks the willing to study.

What do you think about these persons people?
They seem unpleasant to me. (They seem to be unpleasant to me). **both versions work

What do you think about Indonesian fruits?
They seem delicious to me.
They seem to be delicious. **both versions work

Why is Antonio worried?
Why does Antonio seem worried? **both versions work
He lacks money to pay his debts.

Why don't you want to go with us to the farm?
We lack free time and we have a lot of work to do.

The kids are having a great time at the beach, right?
Yes, they seem to be fascinated.
They seem fascinated. **both versions work

What do you think about canned soups?
They seem horrible to me.
They seem to be horrible.

Ana is very happy with her parents in law. **alternative verbiage: "with her in-laws"
Yes, they are getting along very well.

Why doesn't your wife come with you to the cinema?
She is afraid of terror films. **alternative verbiage: horror

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