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everyone should park their car in the parking lot.

tell me in that sentence if is correct and how to change it
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everyone should park their car in the parking lot.

tell me in that sentence if is correct and how to change it
As a written sentence all it needs is a capital letter on 'everyone'.

Everyone should park their car in the parking lot.

Other than that, Unr, it's fine.
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