Who said these words? Under what circumstances? 1. I am only going to eat one thing.
2. I think you are unwise to eat meat. I don’t know how
you can work after eating heavy things like chops.
3. I’ll do better than that. I’ll eat nothing for dinner
tonight.
4. I never eat more than one thing. I think people eat too
much nowadays.
5. These French wines are so light. They are wonderful for
digestion.
6. How time does fly! We are not getting any younger.

1. The speaker of the first statement is not mentioned explicitly in the given text. We cannot determine who said these words or under what circumstances based on the information provided.

2. The second statement implies that the speaker believes the person they are speaking to should not eat meat because it makes them feel heavy and unable to work effectively. The circumstances are not specified.

3. The speaker of the third statement claims that they will eat nothing for dinner that night. The circumstances leading to this decision are not provided.

4. The fourth statement expresses the personal belief of the speaker that people nowadays eat too much. No specific circumstances are mentioned.

5. The fifth statement suggests that the speaker finds French wines to be light and helpful for digestion. Again, the circumstances surrounding this comment are not given.

6. The sixth statement is an observation made by the speaker about how time passes quickly, indicating that they feel they are not getting any younger. No additional circumstances are provided.

In summary, the given text presents a series of statements made by different individuals without explicitly mentioning who said each statement or the specific circumstances surrounding these remarks.