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Idioms about health and nutrition

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1. She is in great shape since she put intook upcut down onI don't know sports.

2. Your English is cutting downgetting to beput inI don't know very fluent these days.

3. She started to put on weightwatch her waistlinelose weightI don't know after she had her second baby.

4. He is very slim, so he doesn't need to watch his waistlinebuys larger clotheshave a sweet toothI don't know.

5. Our company is putting incutting downtaking upI don't know on recruitment.

6. I confess I am a sport junkiehave a sweet tootham getting to beI don't know, especially chocolate.

7. My father is a real art junkieput on weightsweet toothI don't know. He never misses an exhibition!

8. I cut downput input onI don't know an hour a day jogging.

9. I really need to take up sports in order to get fatterhave a sweet toothbe in shapeI don't know.

10. When he came home from the hospital, he putting on weighthad a sweet toothwas a bag of bonesI don't know.