Talking About Habits

1. My sister (a)   (tell) me what to do. (to express irritation about the habit of another person)

2. Rosetta (a)   (have) her own way, no matter what you say. (to talk about someone’s habits in general)

3. The old man (a)   (lie down) at a corner most of the time. (to talk about a habit in the past)

4. He (a)   (ask) me to help him with his work. (to express irritation about the habit of another person)

5. The last borns (a)   (be) highly pampered by the parents and family. (to talk about a person's likely behaviour but not always true)

6. Johnny’s uncle (a)   (speak) vulgar words when he’s drunk. (to talk about a person's likely behaviour but not always true)

7. Jane (a)   (bite) her fingernails whenever she’s nervous. (to talk about a habit in the past)

8. Our teacher (a)   (get) annoyed with the behaviours of nasty students. (to talk about someone’s habits in general)

9. Kate (a)   (check) on me and my work. It’s so annoying! (to express irritation about the habit of another person)

10. During the quarantine period, most youngsters (a)   (spend) their time on their mobile phones. (to talk about a person's likely behaviour but not always true)