a. To begin with, learning about healthy eating at school will help students make smarter food choices. b. Furthermore, teaching students about healthy eating will make them more health-conscious. c. Students will learn why it is important to eat healthy food, and, as a result, they will become more aware of what they eat. d. A lot of people these days think teenagers don't know enough about healthy eating and the risks of junk food. e. For instance, if they learn which foods are really bad for their health, they will try to avoid eating these foods. f. I think schools should educate young people about healthy food choices. g. To sum up, I believe teaching healthy eating in school is a great way for young people to make better food choices and become more concerned about living a healthy lifestyle. h. Many young people do not take care of their health and are not aware of the risks of a poor diet and bad eating habits. i. Learning about healthy eating will teach them the importance of caring for their health overall.

a. It would be a good idea to choose an activity or a sport that you really like doing like football. b. Dear Marcus, thanks for your letter. It was great hearing from you. c. It's so easy to forget to exercise when you are busy or make excuses that you don't have the time. d. In this way, you will enjoy it and want to do it more often. Most people get bored of exercising and that's why they don't do it regularly. e. I hope I've helped somehow. Getting into shape can be a real challenge, but I know you can do this. f. Yours, Sharon g. I'm sad to hear that you are having trouble getting into shape. It isn't easy, but I think I can help. h. Another thing you could do is to make a fitness programme of when you will exercise. If you do this, you will make sure to have the time for your workouts. i. Write back and tell me how you get on.