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I'm busy too. I'm busy. I'm washing my windows and of course I'm watching for all my neighbors. Mrs Anderson is cleaning her kitchen. Mr.Wilson is doing his exercises. Tommy Lee is feeding his dog. And Mr. and Mrs. Lane are looking for the car key. I am seeing all and everybody. Who is standing at the door. How many people are working at the office today. What time James is haveing his piano lesson today. Which direction Tom and Ken are driving. What place Teddy and Billy are playing soccer. Which TV program the Simpson's are watching. Everybody at my street is very busy today.

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I'm busy too.

I'm busy. I'm washing my windows and of course I'm watching for all my neighbors.
Mrs Anderson is cleaning her kitchen. Mr.Wilson is doing his exercises.
Tommy Lee is feeding his dog. And Mr. and Mrs. Lane are looking for the car key.
I am seeing all and everybody. Who is standing at the door.
How many people are working at the office today.
What time James is haveing his piano lesson today.
Which direction Tom and Ken are driving.
What place Teddy and Billy are playing soccer.
Which TV program the Simpson's are watching.
Everybody at my street is very busy today.

For the first highlighted text, the word "and" should never start the sentence, so instead it would be "Tommy Lee is feeding his dog; and Mr. and Mrs. Lane are looking for the car keys.  The sentence can be combined with a semicolon. 

As the for "haveing" is incorrect. When using "ing" at the end of the word, you should remove the "e". There are a few exception, but in this case it would be "having"

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I'm busy too.

I'm busy. I'm washing my windows and of course I'm watching for all my neighbors.
Mrs Anderson is cleaning her kitchen. Mr.Wilson is doing his exercises.
Tommy Lee is feeding his dog. And Mr. and Mrs. Lane are looking for the car keys (even though there is only one!).
I am seeing all and everybody. Who is standing at the door.
How many people are working at the office today.
What time James is haveing his piano lesson today.
Which direction Tom and Ken are driving.
What place Teddy and Billy are playing soccer.
Which TV program the Simpson's are watching.
Everybody at in my street is very busy today.

Simpson's: the apostrophe 's' indicates belonging eg 'the Simpson's house'. The Simpson family is watching TV or 'the Simpsons are watching'

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