As a general rule, neither adults nor teenagers are healthier just because of their age. Howver, something is certain if you are a healthy teenager, you will more likely become a healthy adult, with healthy habits.
Here are some articles to read about the issue:
Positive Teens Become Healthy Adults (Northwestern University)
Teen Brains Are Primed for Learning From Life (Science of Us)
Young at heart: why children who exercise become healthier adults (The Guardian)
Healthy New Year's resolutions aren't just for adults (CNN)
Listening exercise to do: Do adults exercise enough? (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)
And talking about ways to keep fit, here's a hint >> Keto Diet Plan: The Complete Beginner’s Guide (FITNESSGOALS)
Watch this episode of NEW THAT'S ENGLISH for further practice on the issue (pay attention to the American English used in That's USA! documentary about the State of Connecticut):
And remember you can look up all the notes I took for this episode in my site.
Video to watch about the 10 most difficult words to pronounce in English:
On the way to SELECTIVITY >>> Fill in the gaps with the -ing form, to-infinitive or bare infinitive (base form).
ING, TO INFINITIVE, or BARE INFINITIVE?
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1.
Try
to avoid (make)_____________ him angry.
2.
Stop
(argue)_____________ and start (work)_____________.
3.
The
car began (make)_____________ an extraordinary noise, so I stopped
(see)_____________ what it was.
4.
It’s
no use (cry)_____________ over spilt milk.
5.
I
suggest (hold)_____________ another meeting next week.
6.
He
was fined for (drive)_____________ without lights.
7.
It
is difficult to get used to (eat)_____________ without a plate.
8.
You
cannot make an omelette without (break)_____________ the eggs.
9.
He
is thinking of (leave)_____________ his job and (go)_____________ to America.
10. Is there anything here worth (buy)_____________?
11.
I
do not enjoy (go)_____________ to the dentist.
12. I do not feel like (work)_____________ ; what about
(go)_____________ to the cinema instead ?
13. Would you mind (write)_____________ your name and
address on the back of the cheque ?
14.
I hate
(borrow)_____________ money.
15. I remember (read)_____________ an interview of that
book
16. After (read)_____________ this article you will give
up (smoke)_____________.
17. I am looking forward to (see)_____________ you.
18.
It’s no use
(wait)_____________
19. He hates (have)_____________ to retire.
20. He warned her (not touch)_____________ the window.
SELECTIVITY. Solutions to the exercise in the previous post:
1. narrow-minded 2. sun-tanned 3. bad-mannered 4. well-dressed 5. fair-haired 6. clean-shaven 7. self-confident 8. hard-working 
LINGOHACK >>>
- Episode 171011 / 11 October 2017 >>> Language related to 'recycling'.
