Grammar
Vocabulary
Tongue twisters
Surprise
100

What is the difference between "used to" and "be used to"?

"Used to" refers to past habits that no longer occur, while "be used to" indicates being familiar with something.

100

What does "craving" mean?

A strong desire for something.

100

Peter's petty procrastination practically perpetuates poor performance.

Can you pronounce it quickly?

100

Name a common bad habit many people try to break.

 Smoking

200

Complete this sentence: "Since school starts, I __ (get) used to waking up early."

"I am getting used to waking up early."

200

 Now, let's look at a trigger in the context of habits.

An event or action that starts a particular response or behaviour.

200

Grace gracefully grabs green grapes, gaining great gains daily.

Can you repeat this?

200

Describe a method to help someone get used to a new routine.

Gradually introduce the new routine over time.

300

Create a sentence using "would" to express a past habit.

"When I was young, I would visit my grandparents every summer."

300

Use "urge" in your own sentence.

"I had the urge to eat dessert after dinner."

300

Lazily, Lucy laughs, lounging, letting little chores linger longer.

Can you repeat this tongue twister as quickly as possible?

300

What are some healthy alternatives to satisfy a craving?

Eating fruits, drinking water, or engaging in physical activity.

400

Transform the following sentence: "She is not used to the cold weather yet."

"She is getting used to the cold weather."

400

What does it mean to "break a bad habit"?

To stop doing something that is harmful or undesirable.

400

Happy Hannah habitually helps her healthy hamster hang happily.

Just repeat it))

400

Provide an example of how a cue can trigger a positive habit.

Seeing running shoes by the door can trigger the habit of going for a run

500

Explain how to use "would" in conditional sentences.

"Would" is used to indicate a hypothetical situation or a result of an unreal condition.

500

Explain the meaning of "cue" in your own words.

A cue is a signal that prompts an action or behavior, often leading to the formation of a habit.

500

Benny’s bad binge often battles his bright, brave, and beneficial brews.

Was it easy to repeat?

500

Discuss the importance of understanding triggers in breaking bad habits.

Understanding triggers helps individuals avoid situations that lead to undesirable behaviors and develop healthier responses.)

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