Neil tries to eat well by avoiding excessive fat, salt, and sugar, though he admits it's challenging, especially with his love for sweet treats.
A 'sweet tooth' refers to a preference for sweet foods, indicating someone who enjoys sugary treats like pastries or chocolate.
Georgie stays healthy by walking to places instead of using public transport or driving, which she believes is good for her health.
Georgie could improve her health by eating a healthier diet, reducing her chocolate intake, and consuming more vegetables.
Neil thinks he could improve his health by getting more sleep, as he often feels tired and doesn't sleep enough.
Georgie delays changing her health habits because she enjoys her sweet treats and doesn't want to give them up immediately.
Neil suggests drinking less coffee, going to bed earlier, and spending less time on screens to improve sleep quality.
Georgie finds it hard to stay healthy because, despite knowing the advice, she still craves sweet treats, which make her happy.
Neil and Georgie have a real conversation in easy English about what they do to stay healthy. Learn to talk about your healthy and unhealthy habits.
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