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She didn’oesn't know where she lived and as well as thes, or whether it's day andor night. She doesn't know where she lives, or whether it's day or night.

I wasn't sure whether this was the meaning you were going for. If you mean your mother can't tell which day it is, you could say: "She doesn't know where she lives or what day it is."

She didoesn’t know where she has lived and as well as twhen it is day andor night. She doesn’t know where she has lived and as well as when it is day or night.

You haven’t indicated that this takes place in the past, by way of an indication of time or a statement that it is an example, so “doesn’t know” should be used. Either “has lived” or “lives” makes the most sense to me. “Lived” is fine if you specify that you are referring to the past.

She didn’oesn't know where she lived and as well as or whether it is the day and night. She doesn't know where she lives or whether it is the day and night.

I changed "didn't" to "doesn't" in order to be consistent with the present tense in the rest of the passage.

She needs a perssomeone to take care of her all the time and doesn’t allow us to leave her alone even for a minute. She needs someone to take care of her all the time and doesn’t allow us to leave her alone even for a minute.

She needs a person to take care of her all the time, and doesn’t allow us towe can’t leave her alone even for a minute. She needs a person to take care of her all the time, and we can’t leave her alone even for a minute.

She needs a person to take care of her all the time and doesn’t allow us to leave hercan't be left alone, even for a minute. She needs a person to take care of her all the time and can't be left alone, even for a minute.

I am very sad about that, but I can do nothing forto help. I am very sad about that, but I can do nothing to help.

I am very sad about that, but I can do nothing for helpabout it. I am very sad about that, but I can do nothing about it.

I am very sad about that, but I can do nothing forto help. I am very sad about that, but I can do nothing to help.

We will all have thbecome like this some day and can’t avoid it. We will all become like this some day and can’t avoid it.

We will all have theat day and can’t avoid it. We will all have that day and can’t avoid it.

Or: “That day will come to all of us, and we can’t avoid it.”

We will all have theat day and can’t avoid it. We will all have that day and can’t avoid it.

We human beings are just little pitiful little creatures. We human beings are just pitiful little creatures.

We human beings are just little pitiful little creatures. We human beings are just pitiful little creatures.

This adjective makes more sense to me, because “little” is more intrinsic to the description.

We human beings are just little pitiful little creatures. We human beings are just pitiful little creatures.