Vocabulary for speaking based on topics

Vocabulary for speaking based on topics: outdoor activities and healthy eating ( examples attached)

Sports and outdoor activities

The pursuit of smt (happiness)

Personal interest

To breathe*  the fresh air

To feel the wind in one’s face

The bracing* air (cold but full of energy)

Idioms and phrasal verbs: to opt for smt/to opt to do smt

                       

                  To do smt out in the open air

Eg. How often do you do outdoor activities

Well, as soon as I am free from my work pressure, perhaps every Saturday and Sunday, I tend to opt for outdoor activities as the best way to refresh myself by breathing the fresh air when I have a picnic out in the open air.

Eg. Do you like outdoor activities?

Well, compared to/in comparison with indoor activities, outdoor games are far more favorite, for me at least. Actually, I am extremely into feeling the wind in my face or enjoying the bracing air while playing football or going camping.

Healthy eating

Idioms and phrasal verbs

To pig out on smt (to eat smt much, absolutely smt not very healthy)

To be in good shape/in good condition

Junk food=snack

A fast food joint = a restaurant serving fast food

To munch on smt /to chomp

Eg. Is fast food popular in your country?

Well, in my nation, convenient food is absolutely a favorite choice. First, everybody in contemporary times works flat out/is on the go, therefore, they often munch on burgers or pizzas on the way to work. Moreover, fast food joints are everywhere, thus, they can drop by quite easily.

Eg. Do you think eating healthy food is important?

Frankly speaking, food containing a sufficient amount of vitamins and minerals are absolutely indispensable. Initially, they offer us energy and good health. Furthermore, eating healthily can help you be in a good shape since the cholesterol level and sugar amounts are low.