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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

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the most health-conscious?

Read the article once. Which age groups were found to be…

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

Question:

the least health-conscious?

Read the article again. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (false).

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

Question:

Over 50% of adults aged 18-29 said they didn’t eat enough healthy food.

Read the article again. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (false).

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

Question:

People in the older groups said that they felt healthiest at the age of 29.

Read the article again. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (false).

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

Question:

Very few of the adults aged 18-29 were prepared to do anything to lead a healthier lifestyle.

Read the article again. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (false).

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

Question:

Adults in their fifties smoked more than those in their forties.

Read the article again. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (false).

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

Question:

20% of adults in their thirties said they did exercise four or five times a week.

Read the article again. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (false).

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

Question:

People often start leading a healthier lifestyle when their children tell them to.

Read the article again. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (false).

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

Question:

The best time to start making your lifestyle healthier is in your early thirties.

Match the highlighted words in the text ro the definitions below.

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

Match the highlighted words in the text ro the definitions below.

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

Match the highlighted words in the text ro the definitions below.

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

Match the highlighted words in the text ro the definitions below.

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

Match the highlighted words in the text ro the definitions below.

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

Match the highlighted words in the text ro the definitions below.

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

Match the highlighted words in the text ro the definitions below.

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

Match the highlighted words in the text ro the definitions below.

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

Match the highlighted words in the text ro the definitions below.

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

Match the highlighted words in the text ro the definitions below.

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THE MOST HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AGE

A study of 2,000 adults in the UK has been able to determine at which age British people are most conscious about their health. The survey was commissioned by the Gym Group in order to find out the profile of potential customers. The adults in the study were divided into groups according to their age and each person  was given a questionnaire. The data was analyzed, and the results of the study have just been published.
Adults aged 18-29 were found to be the least health-conscious ? of all the groups. Many of them admitted that they did not get enough exercise, and more than half claimed to not eat enough healthyfood. Of all the groups, they were the least likely to eat enough fruit and vegetables. Instead, they preferred takeaway food, with a quarter having two takeaways a week. Adults m their thirties, forties, and fifties agreed with this finding, stating that they felt least healthy aged 29.
What is more, only 15 per cent of adults in their twenties said they wanted to do something to change their unhealthy lif estyle. However, it was not only the youngest participants in the study that owned up to bad habits adults in their forties also revealed their vices. The results showed that they were the heaviest smokers, followed by those in their fifties. And forty-somethings were also shewn to be the heaviest drinkers, with the average 40-49 year old consuming nine units of alcohol a week.
So which age group was the healthiest? The study found that it was people in their thirties. The 30-39 age group was found to exercise most f requently, with one in five visiting a local gym or sports club four to five times a week. In addition to being fitter than the other groups, adults in their thirties also said that they consumed a balanced diet. When asked the main reason for wanting to keep in shape, a quarter of them said it was because of starting a family.
A spokesperson for the Gym Group said that people seemed to have a wake-up call about healthy living when they started approaching middle age. She explained that you can get away with not doing as much exercise, having late nights, and eating too much junk food when you are in your twenties. But as you pass your 30th birthday, people tend to put on weight, and it isn’t as easy to spend all night partying. She added that this was the ideal age to address your lifestyle and to question your fitness levels and diet.

choose the correct answer.

1. A I’m going to cut my hair / have my hair cut this afternoon.
B Which hairdresser’s do you go to?
A Andrew’s in the high street. He’s very good.

choose the correct answer.

2. A We’re fitting a new bathroom / We’re having a new bathroom fitted at the moment.
B Who’s doing the work for you?
A We’re doing it ourselves. My husband is a plumber

choose the correct answer.

3. A I can’t read this menu. The letters are too small.
B You should test your eyes / have your eyes tested.
A You’re right. Do you know any good opticians?

choose the correct answer.

4. A I went to the supermarket this morning.
B Did you deliver the shopping / have the shopping delivered?
A. Yes. They brought it just before lunch.

choose the correct answer.

5. A We’re going to paint the living room / have the living room painted next week.
B Are you going to do it yourself?
A Yes, my husband and I will do it. We can’t afford to pay someone to do it.

choose the correct answer.

6. A These are great photos.
B Yes. Let’s make some prints / have some prints made.
A Good idea. I’ll copy them onto a CD and take it to the photo shop tomorrow.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of have something done.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of have something done.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of have something done.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of have something done.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of have something done.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of have something done.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of have something done.

Listen and write the sentences.

Complete the sentences.

1. My mother-in-law likes to look smart, so she has a________once a week

Complete the sentences.

2. I have blonde________done every two or three months.

Complete the sentences.

3. I think her husband’s had his hair___________It used to be almost grey, but now it’s dark brown again.

Complete the sentences.

4. My dad combs his hair with a___________to one side.

Complete the sentences.

5. I didn’t want my hair cut too much, sol only had a_________

Complete the sentences.

6. She ties her hair back in a__________when she’s playing tennis, so that it won’t get in the way.

Complete the sentences.

7. My hair’s naturally curly, but I often have it____________when I go to the hairdresser’s

Listen to a radio programme about five affordable spa holidays. Match the holiday resorts with the countries.