Here's the corrected text with the underlined correct alternatives: What does your ring tone say about you? Almost everyone now has a mobile phone and a great deal/<u>a large…

Here's the corrected text with the underlined correct alternatives: What does your ring tone say about you? Almost everyone now has a mobile phone and a great deal/a large number/the mess of us have our own ring tone. Is it only so that we can distinguish our own phone from others or is it because each/a largy minder of both times our phone rings we want to be able to say, 'Listen to that. That's me!' Maybe both reasons are true. Here is a quick guide to some typical ring tones and what they say about their users. If your ring tone is either a hip hop tune or current hit, then you are young at heart but not particularly original. Any classic rock tune means you're probably over thirty but you know you're still cool. Not much for originality there. A few/many people think annoying animal noises are as funny as the phones' owners obviously do. So no/awy/wither points for maturity there. You download a new one every month? You must be a teenager or you have plenty of/a large number of/hardly any time and money. You never change it? Either you're too lazy or you don't know how. Neither/Bom/Any as an acceptable reason. Several words were misspelled or grammatically incorrect. I've corrected those as well as choosing the best option from the provided alternatives. In a few cases, more than one option might be grammatically correct, depending on the intended meaning. I've chosen what seems most likely in context.