-Quest - a long search for something that is difficult to find, or an attempt to achieve something difficult.

- Tub - a small, plastic container with a lid, used for keeping food.

- Carbohydrates - one of several substances, such as sugar or starch, that provide the body with energy, or foods containing these substances such as bread, potatoes, pasta, and rice.

- Buff - If a man is buff, he has a body that is a good shape, and looks as if he has done a lot of exercise.

- Esthetic 

-Idle - not working or being used

- Bulk up – to make your body bigger and heavier, especially by gaining more muscle

- Settle on - to formally give money or property to someone

- Looking to

- Expressions

- Steer clear - to take a series of actions carefully in order to achieve a particular thing

- Comfortable in 

- Your own skin

- Sound advice

Balanced diet - a combination of the correct types and amounts of food.

Variety - the characteristic of often changing and being different

Vital - necessary for the success or continued existence of something; extremely important

Free-range - relating to or produced by farm animals that are allowed to move around outside and are not kept in cages

Nutritious - containing many of the substances needed for life and growth

Strongly advise 

Serving - employed at the present time in a particular organization, especially the armed forces

Fattening - Fattening food contains a lot of fat, sugar, etc. that would quickly make you fatter if you ate a lot of it

Cut down on

Moderate - neither small nor large in size, amount, degree, or strength

Snacking - a small amount of food that is eaten between meals, or a very small meal

Appetite - the feeling that you want to eat food

Food allergy 

Eliminate - to remove or take away someone or something

Proteins - meat, fish, lentils, eggs, and nuts for example

Carbohydrates - rice, bread, and wheat for example

Fats - cheese, oil, butter, and nuts for example

Vitamins – A, B, E

Minerals - magnesium and potassium for example

Calories - energy

High fibre - the indigestible portion of plant foods

Fast food - like a burger or kebab

Lactose intolerant - cannot eat milk products

Coeliacs - people who are allergic to gluten which is found in wheat

Diabetics - people who suffer from high blood sugar

Halal - a special diet for Muslim

Patches - a small area that is different in some way from the area that surrounds it

Spotted - covered in small, usually round areas of colour

Minority: A small group in the society who differentiate from the rest and are often subjected to differential treatment.

Majority: A group who represent more than a half of the whole society.

Sexism: Discrimination bases on sex or gender.

Racism: Racial and ethnic discrimination.

Prejudice: Assumption of someone or something not based on a logical reason.

Stereotype: A set of characteristics that a majority have appointed for a particular concept. 

Segregation: The separation of a race, class, or ethnic group by enforced or voluntary residence in a restricted area.

Race: Is a classification of groups based on physical characteristics originating from shared ancestry.

Ethnicity:Group of people who identify with others on the basis attributes, comun origin, same traditions, language or history moments.

Partial 2)

Counterculture

Mainstream

Microculture

Culture

Diversity

Meso Level

Morphology - The study of the form of the words

Syntax - The arrangement of the words and paragraphs to create good sentences in the language. 

Phonetics - The study and classification of speech sounds.  

Phonology -  The system of contractive relationship among the speech sounds that constitute the fundamental components of a language.

Semantics - The meaning of a word, phrase, sentences or text.

Pragmatics - The context in which it is used, including such matters as deixi, text organization, presupposition and implicature. 

Neurolinguistics -  The branch of linguistics dealing with the relationship between language and the structure and functioning of the brain.

Sociolinguistics - the study of the sociological aspects of language

Language Acquisition - the process by which humans acquire the capacity to perceive and comprehend language 

Historical - Linguistics  the scientific study of how languages change over time

Negative  (pronoun + be + not + verb -ing)

Interrogative (be + pronoun + verb- ing)

 have/has PRESENT form + BEEN (past participle) + GERUND (‘ing’ verb)

Negative
Subject +did+ not + Infinitive

Interrogative
Did + subject + Infinitive

Partial 2)

We use will to talk about spontaneous plans decided at the moment of speaking.

We use going to to talk about plans decided before the moment of speaking.

-will be in progress at a specific time in the future.

-we see as new, different or temporary.

-We use the future perfect simple (will/won't have + past participle) to talk about something that will be completed before a specific time in the future.