like ,you are continuously doing things right

ok, so i think at the start he says "it was club med to us" which i guess makes sense because he's talking about accommodation and at 1:45 he says "that was kinda on the day" hope i helped :)

2) Of both of the boys, Leo is better. or. Of both of the boys, Leo is the better __(e.g jumper, runner)__

like what the story behind something is

you may be thinking of corporate or recuperate ?

In which way were you using the word

Hi, welcome everybody, This our blog, we are smokers, non-smokers and former smokers. It is open for everybody and I would like that, all of us have the freedom of expression to talk about smokers and non-smokers rights. This is my experience. As a former smoker I know both points of view. When I used to smoke I was very careful not to smoke where I would bother other people, especially indoors, hospitals, classrooms, etc. I didn't think whether I smoked or didn't smoke was bad for myself, I only knew that I was bothering somebody. I didn't decide to give smoking up. I didn't try to give smoking up, and I started to smoke when I was young. Ten years ago I gave it up because I suffered a serious flu. Little by little I didn't feel like smoking, one day past, one week, one month, two months, until today. I didn't feel any kind of withdrawal symptoms. I am a lucky man, I know. Now, I don't like the smell of cigarettes. Moreover, I hate the smell of cigarettes on my clothes. I am very happy to have this achievement. Definitely, I forgot this issue. Smokers have the right to smoke and to have lung cancer, mouth cancer, emphysema, heart illness, worst breath and yellow teeth and fingers. Non-smokers have rights, too. They can choose to be as healthy as possible. They don't like inhaling smoke. When a smoker is smoking in a public place, he is raising our risk of developing health illnesses. Rafael Pérez Legarre More ideas? Write here please... (tried to correct it as much as i could, pretty much perfect though)

hey there, good effort 1.About 50% of budget was spent on having meals at restaurants, five times the rate of 30 years earlier. Is it grammatically correct? (almost perfect) The pie chart shows the percentage of their food budget that the average family had spent on restaurant meals and home cooking from 1970 to 2000. (few changes) Can I rewrite this sentence as follow (few changes :) The pie chart illustrates (yes because it's a picture) how the average family arranges (uses more then arranges, but it could work as well ) their food budget on restaurant meals and home cooking during the period of 1970 to 2000.