I like to cook but I don't like cleaning up the maess after topreparing the food / after I've prepared the food. I like to cook but I don't like cleaning up the mess after preparing the food / after I've prepared the food.

I like to cook but I don't like to clean up the maess after to prepareing the food. I like to cook but I don't like to clean up the mess after preparing the food.

'After I prepare the food' also would work.

How ISince lunch in thes sold at work I don't cook so much. Since lunch is sold at work I don't cook so much

How I lunch in the work I don't cook so much. How I lunch in the work I don't cook so much.

I'm not sure here. I have lunch at work, so I don't cook so much. I buy lunch at work, so I don't cook as much.

Also that I and, my wife and I almost always lunch in the our parents' or in-laws' house in theon weekends. Also, my wife and I almost always lunch in our parents' or in-laws' house on weekends.

''Lunch'' is a valid verb, but extremely uncommon in everyday talk (at least in my circles) - much more common is ''have lunch''.

Also that I and my wife and I almost always have lunch inat the parents or in-laws house ion the weekends. Also my wife and I almost always have lunch at the parents or in-laws house on the weekends.

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