Questions: Our bodies can not make starch, but we often eat food that contains starch. Our body breaks down starch into can be used by our body.

The question appears to be incomplete and seems to be asking for a correction or completion of a sentence related to how our bodies process starch. Here is a possible completion and correction of the sentence:

"Our bodies cannot make starch, but we often eat food that contains starch. Our body breaks down starch into glucose, which can be used by our body."

Explanation:

• "Our bodies cannot make starch" is a correct statement because humans do not synthesize starch.
• "but we often eat food that contains starch" is also correct as many foods, such as potatoes, rice, and bread, contain starch.
• "Our body breaks down starch into glucose" is the correct process. Starch is a polysaccharide that is broken down into glucose, a monosaccharide, during digestion.
• "which can be used by our body" completes the sentence by explaining that glucose is a usable form of energy for the body.

In summary, the corrected and completed sentence is: "Our bodies cannot make starch, but we often eat food that contains starch. Our body breaks down starch into glucose, which can be used by our body."