please correct my below sentences grammatically?

Question

1- she do not like to be asked.
2- our home probebly is going done in next two month
3- they are gone for 3 month into san diego
4- he was not at his desk in his office

Answer 1

She does not liked to be asked.
Our home is probably going to be done within the next two months.
They are going to be gone for the next three months in San Francisco.
He was not at his desk in his office.

Answer 2

1. She does not like to be asked
2. Our home probably is going to be done within the next two months.
3. They are gone for three months in San Diego.
4. He was not at his desk in his office.

Is that right?

Answer 3

1. She does not like ( or want* ) to be asked. (*Consider which of the two words best fits with what you actually want to say.)

2.Our home will probably be finished in (or, within) the next two months.

3. They have gone to San Diego (Direct Object) for 3 months (Indirect Object)

4. He was not at his desk in the office. ( if it really was HIS office, you could use 'his' a second time and it would not be bad grammar, but repetition, which should be avoided where possible.)

Answer 4

1. could be "she does not like to be asked" OR "she did not like to be asked" it all depends on the tense.
2. that sentence makes no sense at all, but my best guess is "our home is probably going to be done within the next two months" again, the original sentence didn't seem to have a purpose, so i'm not sure.
3. "they've gone to San Diego for 3 months." OR "they are going to San Diego for 3 months." again, it depends on the tense.
4."he was not at his desk" that pretty much already implies that he wasn't in his office.

Answer 5

she does not like to be asked
Our home is probably going to be finished in the next two months
They are gone for three months to San Diego
He was not at his desk or in his office

Answer 6

1-She doesn't like to be asked.
I don't, You don't, They don't She doesn't, He doesn't

2-Our home is probably going to be done in the next two months.
More natural: ...within the next two months.

3-They are gone for 3 months in San Diego

4- Perfect!

Not bad! People would easily understand you anyway. If you want to be picky, don't forget to capitalize the first letter of each sentence.

Answer 7

She does not like to be asked.
Our home will probably go down within the next two months.
They have gone to San Diego for three months.
He was not in his office. (If he is not in his office then it stands to reason that he is not at his desk either.)

I believe these are grammatically correct.