When in Africa it is advised to drink tap water as the water has been proven to be unclean. A lot of bacteria rapidly grow in water. Millions of dollars are spent saving lives of people who have consumed germ ridden water.
The water may be contaminated by rubbish, or human or animal waste. The bacteria that gro in the water could potentially be fatal.
Have a look at some of the supermarkets which have online shopping in South Africa to see the prices of things. I suggest www.woolworths.co.za and www.picknpay.co.za
Well, if you really wanted, you could do it every night, although it really wouldn't be advisable. Drinking heavily, or Binge Drinking isn't advised at all, as if you do drink a lot, then it is advised to spread it out, rather than drink it all in the same night. However, if you are intent on going out and getting slaughtered regularly then I would leave it a week between them, to give your liver chance to recover, if not, two weeks would be better.
You could, in theory. But where are you going to store half a gallon of water for your daily intake? Especially if there is more than one person? It is best if you buy bottled water; most cities and towns in Mexico have small stores where you can buy them.
ain't nothing really going on in Africa that's current.
If you accidentally drink toilet bleach, seek medical help immediately by calling emergency services or going to the nearest hospital. Do not induce vomiting, as this can cause further damage to your throat and esophagus. If possible, provide information about the product ingested, including the ingredients and amount. Rinse your mouth thoroughly with water and drink small sips of water or milk if advised by a medical professional.
It depends on the context. Here are some possible sentences: 1. I'm going to drink a cup of milk. 2. I'm going to drink milk. 3. I'm going to drink some milk. They are all correct. Number 2 implies that the speaker has chosen milk as opposed to another drink ("You're having a cup of tea, but I'm going to drink milk.") Put it in a sippy cup and drink it like a man
no one direction are not going to south Africa
France; keep thoughts to himself ,restrain himself
Past tense - advised. Present tense - I/you/we/they advise. He/she/it advises. The present participle is advising. Future tense - will advise, going to advise, am/is/are advising + time phrase.
Alice [in Wonderland] was advised that when you didn't know where you were going, it didn't matter which path one took.
they were going home from africa
drink it