Are the sentences correct? (He is cleaning the table with a rag now, etc.)

[Solomon_13000]

Are the sentences correct with the use of the verb and so on underlined?

verb

He is cleaning the table with a rag now.
John is cleaning his room now.
James is cleaning the stain on his shirt.

Who is shouting so loudly?.
The boss of the company was shouting at the staff.
People were shouting as a sign of protest.

That farmer grew barley and other kinds of crops in his field last year.
Over the years they grew very lazy.
My plant grew when I was home.

Does he know that there will be a lunch meeting today.
He does his homework everyday.
Kelly does not like cats.

The alarm will go off at seven in the morning.
Jane will go to school.
Peter is going to go to the theater tonight.

Did you see the lady with the hat?.
I will see too it.
We see them everyday.

Terry is alone because there is nobody else at home.
Nobody will look at you strangely if you introduce yourself to them.
Nobody wants to speak in English.

Adjective

My father’s car is bigger than yourfather’s car.
What is your phone number?.
Your house is very big.

Interrogative pronoun

Who is the lady you were talking to?
Who wrote that famous novel?
Who will be meeting the clients today?

Noun

The wheel of this bicycle is punctured.
James had his bicycle wheel replaced with a new one
John decided to spin the wheel of fortune to win a bigger reward

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[Conchita]

Just a little addition to Amy's answer:

The alarm will go off at seven in the morning.
I will see to it.

You can also say that 'go off' and 'see to' are phrasal verbs.