"In Queen Victoria's day" and "in Queen Victoria's time" sound a little better than "in Queen Victoria's days," but not by much, and they're definitely all used. "In Queen Victoria's times" isn't used. "In ancient times" is the one that sounds best, the others sound awkward.

I can only go with (you/them) for two days. "Tag along" just means to go with, either travelling or attending some event.

It might depend on what the label for the box you're writing in is. "Called customers" seems to be an okay answer though. What does the sheet ask for specifically? What words does it use to ask for that?

I can't translate it, but a streak means continuous success at trying to accomplish something. In the case of Snapchat, it means that two people have sent Snapchats to each other for that many days. So, a Snap Streak of 10 days means that those people have sent Snaps to each other for the last 10 days.

Cambodia is featuring an economy centered on agriculture and has an agriculture-first policy. The main priority is enhancing agricultural productivity. To this end, the government of Cambodia is promoting agricultural development strategies and a rural leader training project with three leading agricultural universities. But foreign countries are needed for funds, experimental materials, new technological updates and capacity of universities. (I'm not sure if I understood what the sentence was trying to say, but that's my best guess.) To conduct an effective research for promoting Cambodian agricultural development strategy, we were motivated to figure out the universities’ current management status and identify their capacity. In addition, we investigated Cambodian rural leader training and sextic (this isn't an English word) industry.

The methods we used for research are documentary surveys, questionnaire surveys, in-depth interviews and focus group interviews. We made a report based on the results. Judging from the report, the most important thing is that the Cambodian government support(s) (I'm not sure what the situation is but if you're saying that the government should support, then leave off the s to use the subjunctive, but if you're saying that it already supports, then include the s) poor agriculture industry. Also, high-quality training and rural leaders are necessary. Therefore it can be said that manpower and budget are serious problems in Cambodia. Besides, creating high value-added industries by nurturing sextic (I'm not sure what word you're looking for but sextic isn't a word) industry is needed because of the lack of technology for processing and distribution in Cambodia. In order to solve these problems and support agricultural development in Cambodia, we propose a business of rural leader training improvement and a research project for sextic (same thing as above) industry.

It wouldn't really sound correct, it has an awkward feel. You could say "like it is in Syria" instead though.

Day five - - - Clean - - -

Hi everyone!

Today I cleaned the house. I like to have all everything (everything sounds more natural in English than "all" in this case) in orden order. I always wash the floor. I cleaned the windows and doors too.
Sometimes my sister helps me, but in this day today, she can could not.

In the afternoon, I bathe bathed my dogs, I have three dogs (although you can say dogs again, it's not necessary, and it's better to leave out if you want to sound more natural :) ). I love them.

It was so hot in my city. We need to stay hydrated and drink a lot of water. We need to have have to take many showers in the day.


See you soon!