/ˈfɔːr.ɪdʒ/ to go from place to place searching for things that you can eat or use: The children had been living on the streets, foraging for scraps. The pigs foraged in the woods for acorns.

Here we identify the criteria that must be considered when studying a market: The customer, product, timing, competition, financing, and team. Each of these aspects should be studied to evaluate viability of the market and your ability to create value and to be competitive.

/ˈsəːfɪs/

purchase

/ˈpəːtʃɪs/

wilderness 

/ˈwɪldənəs/ 

, adventure and the story of this young man is used as a story line for the movie called / coined Into the wild the article says that young people adapt faster to changes , they like to try out new experiences instead of following family traditions, they like to explore the world at 15 and they find themselves less fascinated in their 20. Change becomes less attractive with age  

New experiences may bring excitement but also insecurity, and so most people prefer to stay with the familiar. 

Young children who avoid new experiences will grow up to be more conventional than others. 

a greater interest in novelty shows among  women more than men as they grow older  

When we get older , we prefer things we know , the same meals in a restaurant sitting in the same place in a train, choosing the same holiday resorts and having our days pretty much unchanged  

So , the article recommends to start and welcome changes in your life since from 20 years old your intentions to accept change are declining 

USE HAVE 

2/ when /while/as  

Please use continuous tense if something is longer than 1 minute  

I was looking at you when your phone rang (started ringing) 

For two actions in the past happening at the same time 

3/ after+HAD  before+past simple 

4/ I think , I promise, I believe , I am almost sure , I hope + WILL 

5/ yesterday , last night , last year  

Simple past , use DID in questions and negatives , please only change 50% 

Did I see you yesterday? 

I did not see you yesterday. 

Future option if not will you can use GOING to + evidence 

I am going to pay , look I have 20 Euros

past +would

past perfect (had) + would have

1. Babies are born with 300 bones while adults have 206 

2. Finger nails grow  3 to 4 times faster  than toe nails  

3. Eyelashes last for up to 150 days  

4. Blood  in our heart circulates 1000  times each day  

5.  We produce 500ml of spit per day 

C/ the smallest bone in our body is in the ear  

6. Blood has the same amount of salt in it as ocean does . 

7. Sneeze blows from  our nose 100 miles per hour  

8. Lungs is the only organ in our body that floats 

9. Eyeball is actually a part of your brain 

A/ bones are 4 times stronger than concrete  

B/heart beats 3 billion times in the lifespan of a human being on average . 

10. Yawn , scientist are not sure why we yawn , but perhaps it is to regulate body temperature 

11. Blood vessels can circulate Earth 4 times  

12.  We breath in and out from one nostril and every few hours the work load shifts to another nostril  

13. Our nose can detect 1 trillion of smells  

14.Hair grows six inches per year  

15.Bone marrow is the only thing that grows faster than hair  

ˈməːdə/=murder

c/The combination of athleticism and physical beauty. You may have heard a friend whimsically sigh and mention that someone ‘has the body of a Greek god’.

d/ the birth of gymnastics 1800s , these were people of astounding physical strength and development who forged nomadic careers by demonstrating outlandish feats of strength to stunned populations. Most of these men trained using hand balancing and horizontal bars, as modern weight machines had not yet been invented.

e/In the 1950s, Angelo Siciliano, dying breed

a series of mail order comic books he taught these methods to hundreds of thousands of children and young adults

f/1960/70 the sport of body building.Physical development of this nature was only attainable through the use of anabolic steroids, synthetic hormones which boosted muscle development while harming overall health

g/In this “bigger is better” climate, calisthenics was relegated to groups perceived to be vulnerable, such as women, people recuperating from injuries and school students.

h/ in recent year =everything is shifting backto Modern practices often combine elements from a number of related traditions such as yoga, Pilates, kettle-ball training, gymnastics and traditional Greco-Roman calisthenics.