Lesson Types of Families 1

Lesson 7. Bad habits

1. 
   Nail biting - to grip, cut off, or tear nails with or as if with the teeth or jaws
   

2. Popping knuckles - to make or cause to make a light sharp explosive sound with a joint of a finger
3. Picking your nose - to put fingers into nose
4.Smoking and tossing your butts on the ground – to throw cigarette end on the ground
5.Cussing – to use bad language
6. gossiping - to talk casually or maliciously (about other people)
7.Littering - to scatter (objects, etc.) about or (of objects) to lie around or upon (anything) in an untidy fashion
BAD HABITS

1) What bad habits do you know? Check yourself by matching the pictures with their definitions:
1. Nail biting2. Popping knuckles3. Picking your nose 4.Smoking and tossing your butts on the ground5.Cussing6.Turning your car without signaling7.Listening to other people’s conversations and gossiping 8.Littering.




17 annoying and nasty habits that people should stop doing in public: 

1. 
   Licking your fingers
   
2. 
   Picking your teeth
   
3. 
   Picking your toes or rubbing your feet
   
4. 
   Picking something off the sidewalk and eating it
   
5. 
   Scratching your sweaty/oily scalp and then shaking hands
   
6. 
   Scratching crotch or armpit
   
7. 
   Picking at your wedgie
   
8. 
   Unending whistling
   
9. 
   Biting your nails and spitting them out
   
10. 
    Using “Um” and “like” 13 times in one sentence
    
11. 
    Cracking your knuckles during a conversation
    
12. 
    Smacking your gum
    
13. 
    Looking away during a conversation
    
14. 
    Spreading your stuff all over the place
    
15. 
    Nose picking
    
16. 
    Endless conversations on speaker
    
17. 
    Standing in the middle of the sidewalk or aisle because you have an important text to respond to
    

Doing the following while eating with other people is a little disrespectful:

• 
  humming
  
• 
  snorting
  
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  smirching
  
• 
  licking
  
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  growling
  
• 
  belching
  
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  Too much phone use is a bad habit