Please correct the following 3 sentences below ⬇️ Tank you so much in advance!

1. The squirrel sits quietly on the windowsill.
2. The family eats quietly in the square formed house.
3. You require a quarter dollar to pay for your ice cream.

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1. The squirrel sits quietly on the windowsill.
(Correct)

2. The family eats quietly in the square-shaped house.

3. You need a quarter dollar to pay for your ice cream.
(Note that "require" is less common than "need" in this context, but it isn't necessarily incorrect).

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Using the present progressive in 1 and 2 can be more natural depending on the context and the emphasis you want to convey. In general, the present progressive tense can make the sentence sound more immediate or current, as if the action is happening right now:

1. The squirrel IS SITTING quietly on the windowsill.

2. The family IS EATING quietly in the square-formed house.