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present habit: will + infinitive She'll tell you everything she has done during the day, even if you're not interested. start learning
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I'll look for clues that will help me.
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present habit: is always + -ing He's always telling me what to do. start learning
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I'm always watching videos; I'm always looking for opportunities.
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present habits: keep (on) + -ing start learning
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other phrases to describe a present habit: I have an inclination to start learning
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I have an inclination to/I'm inclinaded to be very analytical/I'm happy to take risks with language.
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other phrases to describe a present habit: I'm prone to start learning
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I'm prone to/I tend to/I have a tendency to focus on the grammar.
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other phrases to describe a present habit: As a rule start learning
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As a rule, I'm happy to take risks with language.
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other phrases to describe a present habit: nine times out of ten start learning
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Nine times out of ten I'll just know if something is wrong.
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past habits: used to + infinitive They used to make me stay at home. start learning
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I didn't use to have the confidence to speak.
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past habits: would + infinitive My parents wouldn't drive me to parties on Saturday nights. start learning
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I would spend hours studying grammar rules.
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past habits: was always + -ing They were always complaining. start learning
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I was always looking for new ways to use and learn the language outside class.
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past habits: kept (on) + -ing We kept asking for a refund, but we were ignored. start learning
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other phrases to describe a past habit: start learning
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I was forever making mistakes.
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other phrases to describe a past habit: I was prone to/ start learning
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I tended to get frustrated
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On Sunday mornings, I get up early and go for a run along the river before anyone else is awake. Add will/won't/would/wouldn't to the sentence in the correct place start learning
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On Sunday mornings, I'll get up early and go for a run along the river before anyone else is awake.
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I sometimes wait for hours before a bus arrives. Add will/won't/would/wouldn't to the sentence in the correct place start learning
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I'll sometimes wait for hours before a bus arrives.
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My mother-in-law always bake a cake for us when we visit. Add will/won't/would/wouldn't to the sentence in the correct place start learning
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My mother-in-law will always bake a cake for us when we visit.
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He keep bothering me for my telephone number, but I don't want to give it to him. Add will/won't/would/wouldn't to the sentence in the correct place start learning
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He will keep bothering me for my telephone number, but I don't want to give it to him.
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The children stop fighting. It's driving me crazy. Add will/won't/would/wouldn't to the sentence in the correct place start learning
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The children won't stop fighting. It's driving me crazy.
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She spend the first half an hour chatting before she even starts work. Add will/won't/would/wouldn't to the sentence in the correct place start learning
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She'll spend the first half an hour chatting before she even starts work.
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My parents take us on camping holidays in the rain. We hated it. Add will/won't/would/wouldn't to the sentence in the correct place start learning
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My parents would take us on camping holidays in the rain. We hated it.
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My grandfather shout, or tell you off. He was a very gentle man. Add will/won't/would/wouldn't to the sentence in the correct place start learning
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My grandfather wouldn't shout, or tell you off. He was a very gentle man. to say something very loudly; to talk angrily to someone because they have done something wrong
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The drug (?) headhaches if used for prolonged periods. Complete the sentence using: tendency/cause start learning
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The drug has a tendency to cause headhaches if used for prolonged periods.
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He (?) paintings which cost far too much money. Complete the sentence using: inclined/buy start learning
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He's inclined to buy paintings which cost far too much money.
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We're (?) about politics at the dinner table. Complete the sentence using: prone/argue start learning
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We're prone to arguing about politics at the dinner table.
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I (?) whether or not I've been given the job. Complete the sentence using: keep/wonder start learning
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I keep wondering whether or not I've been given the job.
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She's (?) a fuss about the way I dress. Complete the sentence using: always/make start learning
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She's always making a fuss about the way I dress. anxious or excited behaviour or activity, usually about unimportant things
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They (?) at cards, so I decided not to play with them. Complete the sentence using: kept/cheat start learning
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They kept cheating at cards, so I decided not to play with them.
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As (?), I (?) a lot of herbs and spices in my cooking. Complete the sentence using: rule/not use start learning
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As a rule, I don't use a lot of herbs and spices in my cooking.
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My father (?) me back a present from his travels. Complete the sentence using: would always/bring start learning
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My father would always bring me back a present from his travels.
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I have tendency to sleep in late. Add the words: to as would looking of a start learning
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I have a tendency to sleep in late.
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I'm not inclined be very laid-back. Add the words: to as would looking of start learning
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I'm not inclined to be very laid-back. relaxed and not seeming to worry about anything
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I'm always for new things to learn. Add the words: as would looking of start learning
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I'm always looking for new things to learn.
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A rule, I try not to work at the weekend. Add the words: as would of start learning
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As a rule, I try not to work at the weekend.
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Nine times out ten I'll be right about my first impressions. start learning
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Nine times out of ten I'll be right about my first impressions.
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As a child I spend hours reading. start learning
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As a child I would spend hours reading.
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* I'm prone leaving things until the last minute, and then I always have to rush. start learning
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I'm prone to leaving things until the last minute, and then I always have to rush.
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* I don't tend needing as much sleep as I used to. start learning
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I don't tend to need as much sleep as I used to.
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* I keep forget her birthday. start learning
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I keep forgetting her birthday.
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* My parents were always very strict and they wouldn't to let me out late at night. start learning
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My parents were always very strict and they wouldn't let me out late at night.
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* I'm more inclination to phone people than to send them a text. start learning
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I'm more inclined to phone people than to send them a text.
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* I'm always tidy my house. I can't stand it when it's in a mess. start learning
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I'm always tidying my house. I can't stand it when it's in a mess.
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