From 4 Read the article about eating habits. Use thewords in brackets to form the words that fit in thegaps (1-8 Write the correct form of the words.There might be cases where you do not have tochange the word in brackets.sityettmilkSo, what is so 1 ... (difference) about the waypeople eat around the world? What is 2 (interest) to note is that diets everywhere consistof pretty much the same thing: meat, poultry, fish, dairy, grains, nuts, fruit and vegetables. In somecultures, people don't eat meat or dairy products, but this is relatively 3 (rare). Perhaps, then, it isn't so much what we eat but how we eatit that really makes a difference. Let's take a lookat attitudes to meal times. In America, for example, people eat meals 4 (quick) and often ontheir own. They eat on trains and buses as theyrush from one place to the next, eating oversized 5(health) snacks such as big bags ofcrisps and giant hamburgers. Busy lifestyles meanthat some families no 6(long) sit downtogether to eat for their daily meals. It's only atThanksgiving or Christmas, for example, thatpeople make meal times into a family?7 (celebrate). In contrast, in Mediterranean countries, meals can take two hours or more. They are long, slow social occasions that 8 (involve)people talking and appreciating the food on theirplates​