yes, sorry, i was just correcting the spelling as you posted . hope that helped you make more sense of everything. He has a very unusual quality to his voice, doesn't he .

1.55 "Absolutely not. I was .... , yes." What was an adjective? hustling 2.22-2.25 ........ 'You hang out with a tough crowd, don't you' Er..on a Friday, yes' 2.32-2.38 "It/there was pretty much

got a fine/got a ticket/got fined are all ok. Your phrase 'wrong parking' is not a natural English one.

1 and 3 if they have already parked the car. 2 if they haven't already parked the car.

That is using 'people' with a completely different meaning. I doubt very much you could fit all of any of the 'peoples' of the world into a single barn, unless they were about to go extinct, and somehow I doubt that is what the OP

Shoe is countable... sentence 1 is correct as long as she is wearing a single shoe. sentence 2 is correct if she is wearing both shoes.

I'm not sure what you are querying... limousine is a type/style of car, not a proper noun, so it doesn't need a capital letter. Rolls Royce is a brand/make of car, so a proper noun, so needs capital letters. Incidentally,

'may well' and might as well' definitely not synonymous. Nor are 'may well' and 'may as well' - but I'm blowed if I can explain the difference right now, sorry.

no, 'down' isn't used in that way, even informally. You could say the 'downstairs' flats.

people is plural; you can't have one people. There is one person in the barn. There are two people in the barn.