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-The second parameter of the `gettimeofday` function is pointer to the `timezone` structure which represents a timizone. In our example, we pass address of the `timeval time` to the `gettimeofday` function, the Linux kernel fills the given `timeval` structure and returns it back to us. Additianolly we format the time with the `strftime` function to get something more human readable than elapsed microseconds. Let's see on result:
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+The second parameter of the `gettimeofday` function is pointer to the `timezone` structure which represents a timizone. In our example, we pass address of the `timeval time` to the `gettimeofday` function, the Linux kernel fills the given `timeval` structure and returns it back to us. Additionally, we format the time with the `strftime` function to get something more human readable than elapsed microseconds. Let's see on result:
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