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someone who is picky, won't eat lots of things, and food has to be just the way they want it

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Eat up everything/leave food on the plate

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Eat up everything/leave food on the plate

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Some people eat everything, others always leave food on their plate

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Chew

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Eat it quickly without chewing

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Drink it quickly

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Drink slowly in very small portions

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Non-alcoholic drinks

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Without bubbles or with bubbles
Mineral water (Font, Ribes) or Perrier water (fizzy)

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Direct to Reported speech (no changes made in the verb tense)

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Direct to Reported speech (no changes made in the verb tense)

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Like after eating a lemon

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when you eat it, it crunches as you chew

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a salty rather than sweet flavour

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sweet or too sweet? Too sweet is sickly

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Also 'sweet and sour sauce' as in Chinese food

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heavy, difficult to digest food

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tasty tastes good, lots of taste, tasteless has no taste at all

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In itself it means heavy, tasty, difficult to digest.
But preceded by a noun it indicates the quantity of that noun in the food, therefore enhancing its nutritive value E.g. Protein rich food, Iron rich food, magnesium rich food

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A heart attack will include chest pain, but often also arm and throat pain. A heart attack is more serious

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If you cut yourself or have a nosebleed, you bleed

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Less serious than flu and COVID, nevertheless flu symptoms can be nasty. Sneezing, sore throat etc

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a doctor gives a patient a precription to obtain authorized medicine

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wrap a bandage around a part of the body

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wrap a bandage around a part of the body

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Kelly McGonigal: How to make stress your friend

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Stress. It makes your heart pound, your breathing quicken and your forehead sweat. But while stress has been made into a public health enemy, new research suggests that stress may only be bad for you if you believe that to be the case.

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Seven noun endings: (there are others too): -ion, -er, -or, -ess

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Seven noun endings: (there are others too): -ion, -er, -or, -ess

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-y, -al, -ight, -ing, -ship, -th, -ure
honesty, approval, flight, meeting, advertising, relationship, truth, pressure