Please correct my paragraph and do let me know of any mistakes. I have been living in the capital of India for more than 3 years now, Delhi. Tourists come to vacation in Delhi from all over the world. However, I have yet to visit any famous historical monuments, and never realized this until today. I remember when I first stepped into Delhi, I wanted to visit every site I had heard of before going there, but after my first visit to India made me realize, I can’t see all of Delhi in the heat. I thought, maybe I can visit in the winter. But as soon as winter approached, I couldn’t go. I couldn’t bear the cold winds. This cycle continued and it’s been 3 years and I've barely visited any tourist sites. Although I know every route through Delhi, I guess it’s hard to visit beautiful locations or tourist places when you live in a tourist city. For example, people who live in Agra barely visit the Taj Mahal.

Since I have been staying home for the last 8 months due to Covid, for me weekdays and weekends make no difference after this much time being home without going out. However, to fulfill the formality and to answer the question I'll discuss what I'm gonna be doing this weekend. I'm gonna wake up around 8am, which is early for me relatively, but I have to attend church on Sunday. I suppose after church I will watch some videos on YouTube and learn something new. As usual, I will work on my English language for some time. I have a daily schedule which I've been sticking to, such as writing, reading, listening and speaking. I will spend some time speaking with my colleagues as well. This will be enough for the weekend.

Pleaae help me correct the following 🤯 This program offers the required knowledge and skills needed to learn in resource management, global hospitality operations or in financial management. Having studied and worked in the hospitality sector in France, then studying in Australia, this would be an opportunity to learn and mix knowledge from two different countries about hospitality and take the best from the two. I wish to pass on this value of exceptional customer service and to bring a way of thinking that has a positive impact on both guests and employees.

Either "get down", "get off" or "get off the chair" works.