Hi everyone! I'm Italian, and I've had the good fortune to live in Rome for a few months. This city has some of the most amazing buildings I've ever seen in my life—especially those built during the Roman Empire, like the Colosseum, for example. I think we've now lost the sense of beauty in architecture. I'm very glad to live in Italy, because I believe this is a place where one can admire some of the most beautiful ancient buildings ever constructed. I'm not trying to argue that there aren’t other spectacular cities around the world with beautiful houses and palaces—I’m not so foolish as to think that. However, it seems that many new buildings today are constructed solely for practical purposes, with aesthetics taking second place. In the past, the beauty of a building had to harmonize with the activities it served. I would have loved to live back then!

What I have seen is a lot of kids really take off (be successful) because they have one-on-one attention, and they are up to grade level, if not beyond (higher than that), as a result of having been in the program (in a study schedule that helps them to progress). As I understand it, the statement means that the children become successful because they receive one-on-one support while they are in a special program. As a result, they reach a certain level or higher (if not beyond).

If it's local, l prefer to ride my bike. On the other hand, if it's a long distance, I take the train. I love travelling by train; l can read, watch the countryside as we pass by, and take time for myself. I also like the atmosphere of airports, maybe because l can see people from all around the world, but on the other hand, it can be stressful.

I played many games in my childhood, but "Skhi"(the name of the game in our local language) was very memorable. In this game, we used to hold one leg with one hand and hop on the other leg. At the same time, with one hand, we would try to release the leg of the opponent from his hand.

This measure denotes how much one component contributes compared to another.

Albert, Phil has answered your question exceptionally well, and I can add very little to his explanation. Perhaps I would have said, 'we chose a table ....', but that is not what you were asking about.

Nowadays, we live in an ageing society, and we can observe how several countries have an increase in their older population. There are many reasons why people are living longer, but I will highlight three main factors: scientific progress, access to health services, and lifestyle choices. Firstly, the number of studies related to health diseases has increased over the years. For example, the study of neurodegenerative diseases, one of the most critical fields in Europe, has risen significantly, especially in Western Europe, the region with the greatest number of older adults. These researchers are concerned about how people can keep their cognitive processes into old age. Secondly, there has been an increase in health services in all countries. Several medical institutions and hospitals have been established with many different specialists. It is not only private institutions that provide highly specialized treatments, but also governments have created excellent public services. Besides, services to prevent diseases are working, i.e., gyms, nutrition services, the development of children consultancies, psychological counselling, etc. Finally, the third reason; people today are more willing to learn how to take care of themselves. We can see on social media a lot of information related to choosing a better lifestyle. New generations prefer regular exercise, healthy food, and a better environment. Additionally, big companies promote health because they think it is better for the performance of their employees. So to wrap up, life expectancy around the globe is increasing as people become more conscious about their health and there are more health services for everyone. I hope that my changes have helped. I have used the present perfect tense to explain things that happened in the past without a defined time, and they continue up into the present. If you require any further clarification, please do not hesitate to ask 😊

Today the surge in IT and computer science has brought a different dimension into investment in the form of cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency is based on blockchain technology. And now we have thousands of such currencies in the market. Despite this market being unregulated and not recognized by governments worldwide, it has been able to amass a considerable number of people investing in it. Initially, there was only one global currency that is Bitcoin. It had significantly less value back then. But now it stands at 50 lac INR. If someone had invested in bitcoin back then, he would be a millionaire by now. So as far as I m concerned, investing in cryptocurrency is a good idea. Thank you