6 ACTIVATE Find out about your partner's eating habits. Use 1-8 and your own ideas. Then tell
the class about your partner's eating habits.
1 many crisps 5 too many chocolate bars
2 How much fruit 6 enough vegetables
3 How many sweets 7 much coffee
4 too much sugar 8 enough milk
Yes, I eat too many.
Do you eat many crisps?
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How much fruit do you eat?
I don't eat enough. I don't like it.​

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