Lots of work to do, but your grammar is pretty good! "WA" means what?
"binge drinking" means drinking a large amount in a short period of time. Usually this phrase relates to alchohol so "abnormal consumption of high-sugar drinks" is better to describe a constant, high volume use of sugary drinks.
How are piercings connected to tooth decay and soda pop? some chemical reaction?
Watch out for where your periods and punctuation should go.
The second and third sentences say exactly the same thing, choose one and delete the other, or combine them into one.
The second paragraph is quite good, but change "binge drinking" as I have mentioned before.
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"This campaign is clearly targeted at young adults and teenagers who take drugs, young people who normally drink soft drinks, sport drinks, fruit juice and other high sugar content drinks." <-- in this sentence, you use 'young people,' 'young adults,' and 'teenagers;' because all of these terms mean the same thing, you can just say it once and refer your list back to the original term like this: This campaign is clearly targeted at young adults who regularly take drugs, drink soft drinks, sport drinks, fruit juice, and other beverages with a high sugar content.
**how did drugs come into this discussion?!? what is the connection with soft drinks? This is an unqualified statement; I would delete it, or move it to a different part of the essay.
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Moreover, it targets young people who like to have lip rings, lip studs or tongue piercings {THIS IS WHERE YOU NEED TO TELL ME WHY MOUTH JEWELLERY IS CONNECTED USING 'because...'}. The campaign delivers this message: ”Stop over-consuming sugar {and drugs? and having mouth piercings?} or you will lose your teeth forever!"
... thats all I can say for now, after this is much better than the first part, but still needs a little work. I suggest you go back to point form (write your essay as a list) and check the logical connections between the things your saying, and then slowly build up sentences. Good luck! |