Diversity on BGT the same year as Susan Boyle. I think flawless were on a different show last year?
I think diversity. Flawless is good though, just need a little more practice to keep up with diversity.
Better dancers = Flawless-----Better Creative Act = DiversityCute vote and deciding issue = Diversity will come higher (and might win it!)(different answerer below)Well, Flawless DEFINETLEY get my vote, don't ask why i don't quite know my self! but on Britain's got MORE talent they played both groups together and flawless were MUCH and i mean LOADS MORE in time than diversity. Plus i think flawless's spokes-person looks quite nice if you get what i mean ;-) but you know everyone has an opinion but as i say Flawless are flawless for me and get my vote in the final
No, their rivals Diversity won.
I hope to god not. Flawless are the best
no It is a describing word. examples: She's a georgeous model with a perfect figure and flawless skin. (flawless = adjective ) She won the gold medal because she performed flawlessly. (adverb)
Flawless is accented on the first syllable.
I think it all depends on what kind of skin you have. If you have a lot of acne, it will be more difficult to look flawless. But if you use concealer and foundation correctly you can get flawless skin or at the least, close to flawless. Check out Airbrush Makeup, I just got some for the first time and I love it!! Hope it works for you :)
It helps to say it correctly in English, first. "Your so flawless." is meaningless. "You're so flawless." is probably what you mean to say. That translates as: "Tu es si impeccable." (To ay see am-pek-AH-bluh)
It is flawless, i like your taste
diversity win end of story yeah u really anwsered the question i only know that these contestants but I hope someone else can add some more susan boyle diversity flawless julian smith stavros flatley
Flawless, Shaheen Jafargholi, Aidan Davis, 2 Grand, Hollie Steel, Stavros Flatley, Shaun Smith, Susan Boyle, Diversity and Julian Smith.
The definition of flawless is: Without error; perfect.