It seems like you've provided a list of sentences with some gaps or corrections needed. Here are the corrected or completed sentences:

1. It's good for us to go to bed early every day.
   - **We should** go to bed early every day.

2. His lunch doesn't have any fruit or vegetables.
   - **There isn't any** fruit or vegetables in his lunch.

3. Sitting close to the TV screen is not good for you.
   - **You shouldn't** sit close to the TV screen.

4. Let's do something outdoors this afternoon.
   - **How about doing something outdoors** this afternoon?

5. Natalie isn't interested in sleeping in at the weekend.
   - **Natalie doesn't like sleeping in at the weekend**.

6. You shouldn't eat too much meat.
   - **You'd** better not eat too much meat.

 

It seems like you've provided a list of sentences with some gaps or corrections needed. Here are the corrected or completed sentences:

1. It's good for us to go to bed early every day.
   - **We should** go to bed early every day.

2. His lunch doesn't have any fruit or vegetables.
   - **There isn't any** fruit or vegetables in his lunch.

3. Sitting close to the TV screen is not good for you.
   - **You shouldn't** sit close to the TV screen.

4. Let's do something outdoors this afternoon.
   - **How about doing something outdoors** this afternoon?

5. Natalie isn't interested in sleeping in at the weekend.
   - **Natalie doesn't like sleeping in at the weekend**.

6. You shouldn't eat too much meat.
   - **You'd** better not eat too much meat.

1, we should go to bed early eveyday
2,there isn't any fruit or vegetables for his lunch
3 Lucy last exercised three months ago