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How to Talk About Habits in English | English Conversation Practice | A1 Level English

⭐️ With Leap English Podcast, you'll learn English the real way — through authentic conversations, natural expressions, and practical phrases native speakers use every day. In this episode, Lily and Jake discuss their good habits and bad habits from morning to night! 🎯 How to Talk About Habits in English | Complete Guide Hello and welcome! In this 27-minute episode, Lily and Jake have an honest conversation about their daily habits—the good, the bad, and the ones they want to change! Learn how to describe YOUR habits and routines using essential frequency words like always, usually, often, sometimes, and never. Jake always drinks tea for breakfast (never coffee!), always makes his bed, but often arrives late to meetings. Lily always drinks coffee, usually goes to the gym after work, but sometimes checks her phone in bed. Hear their complete daily routines and learn exactly how to talk about YOUR habits in English! Perfect for beginners (A2-B1) who want to describe daily life, routines, and habits naturally in English! 📚 What You'll Learn: Morning Habits: ✅ Waking up routines: checking phones, making beds, breakfast habits ✅ Healthy vs unhealthy morning habits ✅ How to use "always" (100%), "usually" (80-90%), "often" (frequently) Work & Travel Habits: ✅ Commuting habits: walking, taking the bus, driving ✅ Work habits: making to-do lists, being late to meetings ✅ Using frequency adverbs correctly in sentences Evening Habits: ✅ After-work routines: gym, cooking, ordering food ✅ Relaxation habits: watching TV, reading books ✅ Bedtime habits: brushing teeth, reading, phone use Weekend Habits: ✅ Sleeping late vs waking early ✅ Meeting friends, playing sports, cleaning ✅ Different habits for different days Changing Bad Habits: ✅ Identifying bad habits: biting nails, losing things, expensive habits ✅ How to start new good habits (start small!) ✅ Making promises to change Essential Vocabulary Explained: 👉 Frequency words: always (100%), never (0%), usually, often, sometimes 👉 Habit vs routine (what's the difference?) 👉 Healthy vs unhealthy habits 👉 Automatic, consistent, motivated 👉 How to use frequency adverbs in natural sentences 🌟 The Leap English Method: 🔹 Natural conversation between Lily and Jake about real habits 🔹 Honest and relatable — everyone has good and bad habits! 🔹 Complete vocabulary breakdown — frequency words explained clearly 🔹 Slow, clear speaking perfect for A2-B1 listening practice 🔹 Practical examples you can use immediately 🔹 27-minute immersive lesson — morning to night coverage 🔹 Question of the Day to practice your writing 🚀 Perfect For: ✅ Beginners (A2-B1) learning to describe daily routines and habits ✅ Students who need to use frequency adverbs correctly ✅ Anyone preparing to talk about "My Daily Life" in English ✅ Learners who want natural conversation practice ✅ ESL students learning practical everyday vocabulary ✅ Anyone interested in building better habits (in English!) 🎁 What's Inside This Episode: 🎯 Complete coverage from morning to bedtime habits 🎯 Good habits examples: making bed, drinking water, going to gym 🎯 Bad habits examples: checking phone, being late, biting nails 🎯 How to use always, usually, often, sometimes, never correctly 🎯 Difference between "habit" and "routine" explained 🎯 Real-life examples: coffee shop habit, cleaning Sunday routine 🎯 How to change bad habits (start small, be consistent) 🎯 Weekend habits vs weekday habits 🎯 Childhood habits that continue into adulthood 💬 Practice With Us! Question of the Day: What is one good habit you have and one bad habit you want to change? Write your answer in the comments! Examples: "My good habit is I always study English for 10 minutes every day. My bad habit is I sometimes watch too much TV." "My good habit is I usually eat vegetables for lunch. My bad habit is I never go to bed early." "I always exercise in the morning (good habit). But I often drink too much coffee (bad habit)." "My good habit is I usually read before bed. My bad habit is I sometimes lose my keys." We read EVERY comment and love hearing about YOUR habits! This is perfect practice for using frequency words correctly! 🔄 📌 Subscribe to Leap English Podcast for weekly practical English conversations! New episodes every week about everyday topics that help you speak confidently and naturally. 👉 Turn on notifications 🔔 so you never miss a lesson! Challenge: Try to change one small bad habit this week! Tell us in the comments which habit you'll work on! #LearnEnglish #LeapEnglishPodcast #Habits #DailyRoutine #EnglishVocabulary #FrequencyAdverbs #EnglishConversation #EnglishForBeginners #SpokenEnglish #EnglishListening #EnglishPodcast #EverydayEnglish #GoodHabits #BadHabits #EnglishGrammar #BeginnerEnglish #A2English #B1English #EnglishPractice #AlwaysUsuallySometimes #EnglishLearning #ESL #RoutinesInEnglish #ConversationPractice