If I hadcould have anything, what was itould it be?

Today, I want to think about this question.

If I could wanthave anything, I think it was strongould be health.

To have "health" is the same as "strong health", which we don't really say. You can also say "to be healthy."

I will explain for whatwhy.

If you have strongare healthy, you can do anything you want.

For example, if you want to climb on theMt. Everest, you need to prepare before climbing.

Or, if you want to build a big company you miust work 24/7 every day at the beginning.

Or, if you want to be a proffessional sportmans player, of course, you must have strongbe health etcy.

We only use etc. if you have already said 2 or more things.

Ex. I want a bike, a car, etc.

I mean, you can do anything you want to, but I think you should have strongbe healthy.

It isn't mandatory item, but with stronggood health you can turn aroundmove a mountain.

In English, the idiom is always "to move a mountain."

How sadLike Archimedes: said, "Give me a foothold and I will move the Earth" ¶
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Thanks for reading my journal.

If I hadcould have anything, what was itould it be?

If I could wanthave anything, I think it wasould be strong health.

I will explain for whatwhy.

If you have strong health, you can do anything you want.

For example, if you want to climb on theMt. Everest, you need prepare before climbing.

Or, if you want build a big company, you miust work 24/7 everyday at the beginning.

Or, if you want to be a proffessional sportman of courseathlete, obviously you must have strong health etc.

I mean, you can do anything you want, but I think you should have stronggood health.

It isn't mandatory itemnecessary, but with stronggood health you can turn around a mountain.

How sad Archimedes said this: "Give me a foothold and I will move the Earth" ¶
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Thank you for reading my journal.