[nq:1]"Healthy eating" but surely "eating healthily"?[/nq] Depends on what is being eaten, and in what manner. If the ingestion is substantial and apace, perhaps it is healthy eating; but if it is of foods presumed to bring health, it would be healthful eating.
[nq:1]"Healthy eating" but surely "eating healthily"?[/nq] Not so fastly, pardner. There's more to English grammar than a few rules of thumb. It can get quite complicated.
[nq:1]"Healthy eating" but surely "eating healthily"?[/nq] "Eating healthily" can be confused with meaning big portions ("a healthy portion" I recall being an expression for a "decent" / large plate-full) suggests it's a reference to the act of eating, e.g. chewing properly instead of gulping, rather than being a reference to diet with view to increasing or maintaining health.
[nq:2]"Healthy eating" but surely "eating healthily"?[/nq] [nq:1]"Eating healthily" =A0can be confused with meaning big portions ("a healthy portion" I recall being an expression for a "decent" ... misunderstanding, though I can see how it might; Compare with "Healthy Diet" I find "Diet Healthily" works for me too.[/nq] er, that should have read "..; and could also suggest it is a referenc