Could you give some alternatives to these words, please? The words I'd want to reword are in capital letters, thank you 1) Standards should FUTURE-PROOF all new homes 2) For the SAKE of the environment, everyone should reduce their driving. 3) ...that means large areas of TARMAC with no regard for walking and cycling." 4) Environmentalists and most opposition parties say road-building will HINDER the UK's commitment to HALTING the carbon emissions that are fuelling global heating.

Ohitorisama or rather “let me alone!" In Japan there is a movement that get strength more and more: it treats about doing things alone. Things from taking a drink, eating and even going to the karaoke, people prefer make them for their own -without a fellow who can you could share your experience with. This phenomenon could be explain because decades ago in Japan people felt shame from being seen alone, you know: to be friendless wasn’t very popular. But things have changed and now people valorise much more themselves. I think is important to know oneself but I find that’s not necessary to do alone the same things that before did with friends (or that you could have done eventually with friends) just to demonstrate that you’re capable to be alone under any situation. So I think go to a bar just to get a drink alone is a bit extreme behaviour. If we humans continue like this it’ll arrive the day that nobody will talk to other. It’s like if ants wouldn’t want to touch with their antennas. _____________ Thank you reading, what about a correction?

Southern Europe under the smog Several southern Europe countries have been affected by a boost of smog in recent days. Cars and household heating are indicated as the main causes of such dangerous situation. Authorities have recommended don’t do exercise, remain indoors and even go to the mountains where the air seems to be cleaner than into the city. Italy, Serbia and Macedonia are some of the countries more affected and people have taken the streets to protest about this emergency. Sometimes we could think that this kind of environmental crisis are far from Europe, always affecting countries from Asia, Africa and South America but this news remember us that smog is a global problem: all people want to enjoy of the benefits of globalisation (cars, heating, airplane travels, etc) but the planet is collapsed more and more. __________ Thank you for reading, what about a correction?

That that? 1) "The thing about theatre is that that performance is then gone" = Can I write "that" twice, one next to the other? 2) "Dr Dolittle is not, of course, a real person, and authenticity is probably not the most important element in a story about talking animals" = I miss a "to" between "talking" and "animals"... 3) "It does my utter head in"... ¿some traslation in Spanish? 4) "Hence the increasingly great lengths actors go to in order to nail an accent down"... some translation too? Thank you

Can I reword these sentences? 1) "In Rome, diesel cars, vans and motorbikes have been banned during peak times, while other polluting vehicles have been banned altogether" = AVOID REPEATING "BANNED" IN A SECOND TIME 2) "At least nine of the 13 areas in Rome that monitor particulate matter have recorded levels this week in excess of the legal limit" = CAN I PUT "THIS WEEK" BEFORE? Thank you

I don't understand these two sentences 1) Some 560 million years ago, the Earth was THAWING ITS WAY OUT of an ice age 2) The site is remarkable IN THAT IT IS one of the only places that records the transition between the Ediacaran and Cambrian periods Could you give me hand please?

Alternatives to these three sentences? Are there alternatives much easier to remember than these sentences? 1) From cocktails to karaoke, more Japanese people are going it alone = GOING IT ALONE?? 2) It keeps you up to speed 3) By no means and 4) Appearing friendless was a no-no = NO-NO? Thank you

Pouvez-vous m'aider avec ces phrases? Qu'est-ce que signifient ces phrases? Vous pouvez me les expliquer en français, espagnol ou anglais, comme vous voulez, merci 1) La mesure fait se gausser le vice-président de la chambre d’agriculture, monté au créneau. 2) Certains élus locaux lui emboîtent le pas. 3) Elle peine à garder son calme à l'évocation de la sortie médiatique de la chambre de commerce lozérienne:

Some alternative to this phrasal verb? "Not only is transforming toxic tree trunks into food hard work, but it comes with the risk of RUNNING INTO the habu snake, a type of venomous pit viper endemic to this archipelago" Thanks