English, asked by limsweet67, 2 days ago

Can’t you (verb) I am doing my homework in my (noun)?

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Answered by IIItzMrPagluII703

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Can't you do? I am doing my homework in my study room.

Answered by kaveripatil95

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Can’t you see. I am doing my homework in my room.

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