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We're having a party on Saturday for my Dad's 60th birthday. Mom's working hard to make sure it will be (available or special)

The correct word to use in this context is "special." The sentence should read: "We're having a party on Saturday for my Dad's 60th birthday. Mom's working hard to make sure it will be special." 

This is because "special" conveys the idea that the party will be noteworthy or exceptional in some way, particularly given the significance of a 60th birthday. "Available" would not fit in this context, as it typically refers to something being accessible or obtainable, which is not relevant to the description of the party.

A healthy 
diet or ingredients
 should contain a variety of food.

The correct word to use in this context is "diet." The sentence should read: "A healthy diet should contain a variety of food."

This is because a "diet" refers to the overall intake of food and drink regularly consumed, especially with regard to its quality and variety. "Ingredients" typically refers to the individual components used to make a specific dish or meal. In this context, "diet" better fits the idea of encompassing a wide array of foods for overall health.

Farmers' or ingredient's
 markets are great places to buy fresh food

The correct phrase to use in this context is "Farmers'." The sentence should read: "Farmers' markets are great places to buy fresh food."

This is because "Farmers' markets" are local marketplaces where farmers sell their fresh produce directly to consumers. The term "ingredient's markets" does not convey the intended meaning and is not commonly used.

If you have any more sentences or questions you'd like help with, feel free to ask!

Eating healthily means having three balanced 
ingredients or diets or meals
 a day.

The correct word to use in this context is "meals." The sentence should read: "Eating healthily means having three balanced meals a day."

This is because "meals" refers to the regular occasions when food is consumed, typically breakfast, lunch, and dinner. "Ingredients" would refer to the components of a meal, and "diets" would refer to the overall eating patterns, neither of which fits the context of the sentence as well as "meals" does.

Complete each sentence with the simple past. Use the verb in parentheses.
1. Last year we 
 couscous for the first time. (try)
2. They 
 their friends for lunch at noon. (meet) 
3. We 
 red beans and rice with chicken. (eat) 
4. They 
 us how to make soy sauce from soy beans. (show) 
5. Last week the weather 
 really hot and dry. (be) 
6. I 
 a great cooking program last night. (see) 
7. Mom 
 all the ingredients yesterday. (buy) 

1. Last year we **tried** couscous for the first time. (try)  
2. They **met** their friends for lunch at noon. (meet)  
3. We **ate** red beans and rice with chicken. (eat)  
4. They **showed** us how to make soy sauce from soy beans. (show)  
5. Last week the weather **was** really hot and dry. (be)  
6. I **saw** a great cooking program last night. (see)  
7. Mom **bought** all the ingredients yesterday. (buy)

Fast food often has a high amount of s
.

5. Spinach, tomatoes and carrots are high in v
.

1. Fast food often has a high amount of **sodium**.  
2. Spinach, tomatoes, and carrots are high in **vitamins**.

plete the sentences. The first letter of each word is given.
1. Pasta and bread are made from g
rain
.

2. D
airy
 f
ood
 come from cow's milk.

3. Too much s
ugar
 in your diet can be bad for your teeth.

4. Fast food often has a high amount of s
.

5. Spinach, tomatoes and carrots are high in v
itamins
.

6. Beans can be a good source of p
rotein
 for vegetarians.

Here are the completed sentences:

1. Pasta and bread are made from **grain**.

2. **Dairy** **foods** come from cow's milk.

3. Too much **sugar** in your diet can be bad for your teeth.

4. Fast food often has a high amount of **salt**.

5. Spinach, tomatoes, and carrots are high in **vitamins**.

6. Beans can be a good source of **protein** for vegetarians.

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I apologize for any confusion. The word "vitamins" is indeed correct for sentence 5. Spinach, tomatoes, and carrots are high in **vitamins**. Thank you for pointing that out.

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It seems like you used an unfamiliar sequence or typo. If you have another question or need further clarification, feel free to let me know!