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[sarahraja]

If lazy as long as you don't ask food from others you

[nikki]

Quite and quiet are two different words.

[aroundmyworld-soniajohn]

Quiet is the correct spelling for silent.

[ikramonline]

NO 5 is wrong. It is not "keep quite" but 'Keep quiet'. She even pronounced the word quite so it was not a typing mistake but a grammar mistake.

[seherpeshimam]

maam. Is Hit the bed, hay both right??

[Spiklething]

Cold feet is only used when you are just about to get married and have second thoughts.
A better word for this video would be terrified or wary
I have never heard anyone say zip your lips. Zip it is the correct phrase