1.Match the words to make up phrases.

To get down on

To put on/lose

To go

To join

To take up

To stress

out

a gym

an activity

junk food

on a diet

weight

2.Insert the right word.

slice, concentrate, thirsty, keep up, tasty, take up

The soup is very
.

Can I have a glass of water? I’m quite
.

Would you like a

of chocolate cake?

I’d like to
a new activity to stay healthy.

It’s rather difficult to
a diet.

Eating cereal with milk and orange juice help me to
at school.
3.Complete the dialogue with the corresponding words.

keep up, stay up late, coach potato, a bit tired, bad habit

Ann: Hello, Brian! You look
. Do you
?

Brian: You know, I`m a
. When there is a good film, nothing can tear me off.

Ann: But your
is a recipe for disaster. Make some changes!

Brian: I’ll try to. But you look really well.

Ann: Thanks, I
a diet and do sports daily.

Brian: It’s very clever of you.

1. Match the words to make up phrases:
- To get down on: to feel sad or depressed about something
- To put on/lose: to gain or lose weight
- To go: to participate in or attend an event or activity
- To join: to become a member of a group or organization
- To take up: to begin doing or practicing something new
- To stress out: to feel overwhelmed or anxious
- a gym: a place where people go to exercise and work out
- an activity: something that you do for enjoyment or as a hobby
- junk food: unhealthy food that is high in calories and low in nutritional value
- on a diet: following a regulated food plan to manage weight or achieve specific health goals
- weight: the amount that someone or something weighs

2. Insert the right word:
- tasty: The soup is very tasty.
- thirsty: Can I have a glass of water? I’m quite thirsty.
- slice: Would you like a slice of chocolate cake?
- take up: I’d like to take up a new activity to stay healthy.
- keep up: It’s rather difficult to keep up a diet.
- concentrate: Eating cereal with milk and orange juice helps me to concentrate at school.

3. Complete the dialogue with the corresponding words:
Ann: Hello, Brian! You look a bit tired. Do you stay up late?
Brian: You know, I'm a couch potato. When there is a good film, nothing can tear me off.
Ann: But your bad habit is a recipe for disaster. Make some changes!
Brian: I’ll try to. But you look really well.
Ann: Thanks, I keep up a diet and do sports daily.
Brian: It’s very clever of you.