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How well did you understand they're tips?

How well did you understand their tips?

How well did you understand there tips?

2

They all worked at the headquarters in Paris.

They all worked at the headquarter in Paris.

3

What about us meeting up next week?

What's about us meeting up next week?

4

Would you please be so kind to give me that book?

Would you please be so kind as to give me that book?

5

What do you call that? It's an umbrella.

How do you call that? It's an umbrella.

6

She works in Cologne this week.

She's working in Cologne this week.

7

We worked in the office last week.

We have worked in the office last week.

8

They speak English very good.

They speak English very well.

9

I am used to travelling.

I'm used to travel.

10

Each apartment has it's own balcony.

Each apartment has its own balcony.

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