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Can someone check these for me?

Razahia

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I have a task in textbook to translate these sentences into Japanese. Yet I have no idea if it's correct or not since I don't have the answer sheet yet.

1.Were you busy last week?

(あなたは先週忙しかったですか)

2. Were you fine last week?

(先週に大丈夫でしたか)

3.Was your high school big?

(あなたの高校は大きかったですか)

4.Was your watch expensive?

(あなたの 腕時計 はたかかったですか)

5. Is your bag new?

(あなたのバッグは新しいですか)

6.Is your room small?

(あなたの部屋は小さいですか)

7.Is your teacher kind?

(あなたの先生は優しいですか)

It's a bit I know, Thanks to whoever does it.
 
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2 isn't in past tense
3 has the wrong kanji for high school

In 4 you used the more polite 〜かったですか style while you mostly used the more abrupt 〜かったか. It would sound better if you did them all the more polite sounding way.

4 use 腕時計 for "watch"

5 use バッグ for that kind of bag. ふくろ is more like "sack".
 
I don't know if I missed it earlier, but 5 shouldn't be past tense.
 
Yea edited, No idea why I did it in past tense.

No problem. Making errors is all part of learning what to watch out for.
 
1.Were you busy last week?

(あなたは先週忙しかったですか)

2. Were you fine last week?

(先週大丈夫でしたか)
Is there any reason of the difference?
Also, what do you mean by "fine" in 2, healthy?
 
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