B1 – Intermediate
A habit is understood as the process of demonstrating or committing a particular trait on a continuous basis. A person might adapt to a variety of harmful behaviors over time. Possessing a serious addiction, a dietary issue, or a variety of other disruptive behaviors are just a few examples.
Listen to the audio and read the transcript about bad habits.
https://listenaminute.com/b/bad_habits.html
Discussion Questions:
- How have you successfully gotten rid of a bad habit?
- What bad habits bother you the most?
- What good habits do you admire the most?
- What unusual habits do you observe in your family members? Do these habits bother you?
- How can an individual develop a good habit?
- Which habit is the most important for parents to set as an example for their children?
- Are we born with our bad habits or do we develop them from the environment we grew up in? Explain your point.
2 replies on “Bad Habits”
* Before I was very impatient and now I can take it longer. I’m also trying to talk less and listen more. I would also like to speak lower because that annoys me.
* Suppose they are the ones that a lot of people. I don’t like people who smoke near me. Those who have no education, for example say hello when you are in a closed space. People who have hands-free phones and go screaming.
* I admire people who know how to listen, who speak without shouting. I admire people who do sports every day, who lead a healthy life.
*Some habits. They leave their clothes lying around, they don’t pick up anything at all.
* You can develop a good habit by practicing it. Everything takes time.
* Confidence in oneself and with respect to others.
* We are not born with bad habits, they are acquired over time.
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