Word forms: 3rd person singular present tense quits, present participle quitting language note: The form quit is used in the present tense and is the past tense and past participle. 1. verb
The average person in Britain spends almost Â£50,000 on alcohol during their lifetime, a charity has warned, calling for people to abstain from drinking in October.Macmillan Cancer Support found each Briton spends around Â£787 a year on alcohol, with Londonâs concentration of drinkers spending sizably more.The research, conducted by Onepoll, surveyed 2,000 over-18s. Men spent an average of Â£934.44 per year, the data found, compared with women spending Â£678.60.he average person in Britain spends almost Â£50,000 on alcohol during their lifetime, a charity has warned, calling for people to abstain from drinking in October.
College students consume an estimated 430 million gallons of beer, wine and liquor per year. This is enough alcohol to fill 3,300 Olympic-sized swimming pools. (Ibid) According to the quote, the number of college students who binge drink can be estimated.