If I wake up early, I feel sleepy. (Zero) When you laugh, you make me happy. (Zero) If I make you happy, you will be happy. (First) If you loved me, I'd love you. (Second) If you had missed me, I'd have been with you. (Third) I'd be grateful for your suggestions :)

Impact of technology on Jobs Like every other coin it has two sides. The positive and negative. The positive side is seen in agriculture. Nowadays people do not want to work in farms they are leaving their villages to work in cities. Now, agricultural technologies such as tractors, automated irrigation, temperature, moisture and light sensors are must to carry on with this part of economy. Without these technologies we would not have enough food to provide for the ever-growing population. The negative side of new technologies is seen in service and industrial sector. In industries, a machines has replaced dozens of manpower by being not only efficient but also faster than humans. Unlike humans, machines do exactly what they are programmed to. Automation and arrival of new technologies is inevitable as it is far superior than manpower. Technologies not only remove jobs but also create new ones. For instance, I would never have had a part time tutorship job if it was not for computer and the internet. These days many people are working from home, this would never have been possible without the new technologies. In my conclusion, technology has two sides. It depends on us how we look at it.

I'm super_thankful to my awesome parents for being incredibly supportive whenever I was in need.

I'm learning Spanish because I like how Spanish words sound. Also because that way I'll have more people to make friends with.

I'm thankful to have found awesome friends through italki!

Memorising vocab sucks. I'm not saying that advance grammar is fun.

Being a celebrity. Although I have never seen a celebrity in person, I have read a lot about them. I will write from my reading experience. As they say, every coin has two sides, being a celebrity too has two sides. There are benefits of being a celebrity as well as problems. My belief is that being a celebrity has more problems than benefits. There are exclusive events, parties happening in the big cities right now but we don't know where unless, of course, we are the organizer or we are invited. A celebrity can have access to all these exclusive events which is what most of us desire. Being a celebrity means fame, popularity, and people inclined to do things in your favor. Celebrities are always in the spotlight. If a celebrity wants to give a message to the world, he will just tweet it. Everybody is listening to him. Today, one of the Indian celebrities tweeted his child's name and now it is all over the internet. Being a celebrity is not necessarily all good. Being celebrity also means an extremely busy schedule, difficult to spend time with family as the celebrity can be shooting anywhere in the world, mocked by people just because a celebrity wore the same outfit twice or just because said something irrelevant. A celebrity never knows who is on his side. As long as the films are blockbuster, it is great. Three flops and the celebrity is out of the game. Nobody cares anymore who the celebrity is. A few months ago, Priyanka Chopra posted a picture of her and Nick Jonas the comments were spiteful. Someone wrote, "Wow, great relationship between a mom and her son." Someone wrote that just because of the age gap between them. It can be humiliating. Although there are benefits of being a celebrity, problems outweigh the benefits. In conclusion, I believe that being a celebrity has more problems than benefits. I hope I will learn from you to improve this entry. Thanks.

Bullied. Like some of you, I was bullied during my junior school days too. At that time, I was fourteen-fifteen years old. My parents moved to a new place because of my father's occupation. As an introvert, it was hard for me to adjust to a new place even harder to make new friends. A retrospect of my adolescence corroborates me being a shy, diffident, and an introvert person. I rarely went to the playground because I played neither an outdoor nor an indoor game. Even if I went to the playground just to pass my free time looking at others enjoying the games, I would be afraid of other kids harassing me. Many times I was beaten (not severely) in the playground and in the school bus for no reason. They bullied me perhaps because they ran out of fun activities to do. Bullying made me timid. However, I never let their harassment affect my studies. Neither I made progress nor I let my grades fall down.

Whole/Entire? The whole/entire world knows about Shakespeare. When do we use whole or entire? Please include a few examples. Is there any other similar word? Thanks in advance :)