Form 8. Healthy Way of Life (Burenko, Valentyna Dive into English (Year 8)

Сhoose the correct verb play, do and go with sports and activities

How often do you .... tennis?

Сhoose the correct verb play, do and go with sports and activities

I ... chess with my friends after classes on Friday.

Сhoose the correct verb play, do and go with sports and activities

I’ve heard that you ... karate.

Сhoose the correct verb play, do and go with sports and activities

I ... jogging every morning.

Сhoose the correct verb play, do and go with sports and activities

Fred likes ... sailing.

Complete the expression

Running is good ... to lose weight

Complete the expression

to lose...

Complete the expression

to make you .... good/better 

Complete the expression

to get ...

Complete the expression

to take ...

Put the words in correct order

Ukrainian /is /much /paid /attention /to /sport /schools /in

Put the words in correct order

a school /sports ground /you /a gym /can /find / hardly /without /or

Put the words in correct order

a person /has /to keep fit /to get /sleep /plenty of /of food /plenty /and /regular /plenty of /exercise

Put the words in correct order

I think /that’s /why /every boy and girl /encouraged /should /be /to participate /in / games /sports

Put the words in correct order

is an essential /of /daily life /in /part /Britain /sport

Ways of giving advice: If you want to give friendly advice use: you should; you should not; why don’t you; if I were you; you ought to. If you want to give stronger advice use: you’d better. If you want to give advice based on your own experience use: take it from me.

Choose the correct advice

Ways of giving advice: If you want to give friendly advice use: you should; you should not; why don’t you; if I were you; you ought to. If you want to give stronger advice use: you’d better. If you want to give advice based on your own experience use: take it from me.

Choose the correct advice

Ways of giving advice: If you want to give friendly advice use: you should; you should not; why don’t you; if I were you; you ought to. If you want to give stronger advice use: you’d better. If you want to give advice based on your own experience use: take it from me.

Choose the correct advice

Ways of giving advice: If you want to give friendly advice use: you should; you should not; why don’t you; if I were you; you ought to. If you want to give stronger advice use: you’d better. If you want to give advice based on your own experience use: take it from me.

Choose the correct advice

True or false:

Eating habits vary in different countries.

True or false:

Our food has three important components: vitamins, minerals and proteins.

True or false:

Protein is important for our blood. It cleans our body from the inside.

True or false:

Carbohydrates are important for our eyes, skin, bones, and hair. They are in many types of food, fruit, and vegetables.

True or false:

Carbohydrates give us energy. They are in bread, rice, potatoes and pasta.

True or false:

Fibre cleans our body from the inside. It is in nuts, beans and cereals.

Complete a nutritionist’s advice

Being physically active also helps you ... calories

Complete a nutritionist’s advice

Make ... fruits and vegetables.

Complete a nutritionist’s advice

To eat ... whole grains.

Complete a nutritionist’s advice

Enjoy your food, but eat ...

Complete a nutritionist’s advice

Drink water ... sugary drinks.