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Video: Negative Effects of Fast Food On Children'S Health

The document discusses the negative effects of fast food on children's health. It provides definitions for words related to this topic, such as "consumption," "obesity," "calorie," and "increase." It then gives examples of common sentences used to talk about these negative effects, such as fast food leading to obesity in children due to its high fat and sugar content. The greatest health risk to children from fast food is also stated as obesity.

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Video: Negative Effects of Fast Food On Children'S Health

The document discusses the negative effects of fast food on children's health. It provides definitions for words related to this topic, such as "consumption," "obesity," "calorie," and "increase." It then gives examples of common sentences used to talk about these negative effects, such as fast food leading to obesity in children due to its high fat and sugar content. The greatest health risk to children from fast food is also stated as obesity.

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Video: NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF FAST FOOD ON CHILDREN’S HEALTH

Now, in this next part we will learn some common words that are often used to
TALK ABOUT THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF FAST FOOD ON CHILDREN’S HEALTH

- Consumption (noun): the act of using energy, food or materials

E.g. He was advised to reduce his alcohol consumption.

- Obesity (noun): the quality or fact of being very fat, in a way that is not healthy

E.g. Obesity can raise the risk of heart disease.

- Contain (something) (verb): if something contains something else, it has that


thing inside it or as a part of it

E.g. This drink doesn't contain any alcohol.

- Calorie (noun): a unit for measuring how much energy food will produce

E.g. A fried egg contains about 100 calories.

- Increase (verb): to become or to make something greater in amount, number,


or value, etc.

E.g. The population has increased from 1.2 million to 1.8 million.

- Fill someone up (phrasal verb): to become completely full, to make someone


completely full

E.g. That sandwich really fills me up.

Okay class, in this part we will learn some common sentences that are often used
TO TALK ABOUT THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF FAST FOOD ON CHILDREN’S HEALTH

1. Jon, don’t you know fast food isn’t good for us, especially for kids?

2. Tell me how bad is fast food for our son’s health, honey?

3. The greatest risk to the health of children because of fast food


consumption is obesity.

4. Fast food, such as hamburgers, French fries and soda, contain high
levels of fat and sugar.

5. That’s why I told you to stop buying him snacks and to try to
encourage him to eat more vegetables and healthy food.

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