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For 33 try contemplating on this that the SH can never be negative unless u have negative hydrogen ion attached to the sulfur atom so do this and you will have three lone pairs !
For 11 i need to revise this Cl thing tomorrow ill do it INSHAALLAH
Oh I figured it out now but I believe your explanation is wrong? How can you have a negative hydrogen ion? If it was a negative S ion then S would bond in a single bond with H and still have 3 lone pairs (due to the extra electron gained) is that not right?