VOCABULARY

-"Breaking point": when you need help and you can´t go on with something  alone.

-Dropped (weight): Lose weight

-Purging:  make yourself to vomit

-Compulsively: a repetitive action you do without thought (adiction)

- Long/short term effects: consecuences for a long or short  period of time

 -Follow in your footsteps: you want to be like other person

-GE: Genetically Engineered. It's not natural and organic, It is changed

-GM: Genetically Modified. It's not natural and organic, It is changed

-GMO: Genetically Modified Organism. It's not natural and organic, It is changed

-Omission: you don't lie,  you don't say all the truth. (Lying by omission)


 Wheat: cereal that is used to make the bread     
                                        

Factual:  real, sure.

Dry: there is no water on it           

 Tarot readers: person that predict your future reading cards with images.

Baking powder: ingredient used to make cakes( It causes cakes to rise in the oven)  

Future tellers: person that predict the future.

   sticky batter:  rebozado pegajoso        
        
  Mix up: move or mix something.

Raw:  it's no cooked  

Banned:  something is prohibited

Crop: plants that grow in large cuantities

Plot of land: area of land

Employment: ocupation, work Lifeguard: a person that takes care of the people in the sea or in the pool and saves them if they are in risk. Cashiers: a person responsible for receive the payment in a shop. Surgeon: a person that is operates other people if they are ills and its necesary to do it Childminder: baby-sitter Gone abroad: travel to another country Earn money: make money  Pollution: contamination Soil: sand Rubbish: trash Lid: object used to cover the bottles Coal: mineral that is extract from the mines and we use it to combustion Cattle station: is where the cattle reside Nature: environment Per capita: per person Cans: tins Smog: is a mix of the words smoke and fog Methane: a gas that produce the greenhouse Pass a law: is when the government creates a law and this is approved Chairperson: a person who presides a debate Adjudicator: the person who decide the winner of the debate Timekeeper: the person who controls the time Speaker: the person who is talking in one moment