WEDNESDAY

 SPEAKING ACTIVITY: GOOD AND BAD HABITS

LISTENING & SPEAKING PRACTICE: BAD HABITS

Adjective + Habit:

1. Bad habit – A habit that is harmful or undesirable.  EATING SWEETS

• "Smoking is a bad habit that’s hard to quit."

2. Good habit – A beneficial or healthy habit.  

• "Brushing your teeth twice a day is a good habit."

3. Nervous habit – A habit someone does when anxious or stressed.

• "Biting fingernails is a common nervous habit."

4. Long-standing habit – A habit someone has had for a long time.

• "His long-standing habit of waking up early has made him more productive."

5. Daily habit – A habit that is performed every day.

• "Going for a walk has become a daily habit for me."

6. Unhealthy habit – A habit that negatively affects your health.

• "Eating fast food every day is an unhealthy habit."

7. Annoying habit – A habit that irritates others.

• "His habit of interrupting people is really annoying."

8. Social habit – A habit that occurs in social settings or around others.

• "Checking phones during meals is becoming a common social habit."