Sensible advice

A) Japanese people have less fat intake and fewer heart attacks than British and North American.

(B) On the other hand, French people eat a lot of fat and there are fewer heart attacks than British or North American.

(C) There are few red wines in Japan, fewer heart attacks compared with British and North American

(D) Italians drink too much red wine and have fewer heart attacks than British or American.

"Oh, Nurstenka," I cried. "I have never advised, but not so wise but if it keeps us like this it will be very wise, each of us will give another wise advice! Well , What beautiful Nastka, what kind of advice do you want? Frankly say: At the moment I am very gay, bold and wise. "I have a grandmother. When I was small, my father and mother died, so I went to her hand. I must say that my grandmother was wealthier than before. She taught me French, then I found a teacher When I was 15 years old (now I am 17 years old), we gave up the class I was mischievous. I will not tell you; this is enough to show that this is not that important.

Sensiblesen ‧ si ‧ ble / sens ə ə / / / q ○ S3 S3 W3 adjective 1 SENSIBLE is reasonable and practical, indicating good judgment. It is recommended that you write down your passport number. Movement seems to be a wise move. ► Wise people are reasonable and show good judgment. 2 DC is not practical, it is suitable for a specific purpose, not exercise by eating rational diet everyday. Sensitive shoes and neat skirt 3, old lady 3, apparent temperature is rising significantly 4 → clever - sensitive adverb