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  1. LeTyan
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    #1 03-May-2014, 23:17

    "irregular"

    Hi,

    "Your eating habit is irregular. You should eat on a regular basis."

    Does this sentence sound Okay?


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    #2 04-May-2014, 00:12

    Re: "irregular"

    Usually we talk of "eating habits". "Your eating habits are irregular."
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