Assignment number 13
A.
She is trying to park her car.
Give him another cigarette.
Are those stamps yours?
We are in a hurry.
I am repairing the clock.
Why doesn't he work still?
B.
Why are they leaving?
Are you thirsty?
They have built a house.
Are these tickets theirs?
I have caught the bus.
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Assignment number 13
A.
She is trying to park her car.
Give him another cigarette.
Are those stamps yours?
We are in a hurry.
I am repairing the clock.
Why doesn't he work still? Why isn't he still working?
B.
Why are they leaving?
Are you thirsty?
They have built a house.
Are these tickets theirs? Or Are these their tickets?
I have caught the bus. OR I caught the bus - depends what time frame (tense) you are talking in
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Assignment number 13
A.
She is trying to park her car.
Give him another cigarette.
Are those stamps yours?
We are in a hurry.
I am repairing the clock.
Why doesn't he still work still?
B.
Why are they leaving?
Are you thirsty?
They have built a house.
Are these tickets theirs?
I have caught the bus.
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Very good! Everything you wrote makes sense. The corrections that others have made are really just preference or proper grammar. In English, it does not often matter if the word "still" is before "work" or after it. People are still going to understand you. Most people who speak English have horrible grammar and we still manage to understand each other.
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