Please use the words" the boy, beside, the closet" to make a sentence.
Is it correct to say: The boy is beside the closet. or The boy is standing beside the closet. or rather Beside the closet is a boy. Which one is the better? What else have you come up with?

Another question: Which one is right?
A: My parents and I am going to go shopping tomorrow.
B: My parents and I are going to go shopping tomorrow.

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Please use the words" the boy, beside, the closet" to make a sentence.
Is it correct to say:   The boy is beside the closet.   or   The boy is standing beside the closet.  or rather   Beside the closet is a boy.   Which one is the better?  What else have you come up with?

Another question:   Which one is right?
A:  My parents and I am going to go shopping tomorrow.
B:  My parents and I are going to go shopping tomorrow.

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The boy is near the closet.
My parents and I are going shopping tomorrow.

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The boy beside me is still in the closet; he has not come out yet.

My parents and I are …

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The second sentence would definitely be 'B'.  I am going.  We are going.

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Hi.  I would use 'the boy is beside the closet' or 'the boy is standing beside the closet'. They are both grammatically correct although the second gives more description as we now know the boy is standing (rather than sitting). Your third suggestion sounds slightly awkward so it would be best to use the first or second sentence you have suggested.

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