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Hi, my name is Cynthia and I currently live in Daegu, South Korea! Currently, I spend my days studying to become an English teacher and learning to speak both Korean and French. My biggest language goal is to be fluent in Korean in two years :)! If you are interested in doing a language exchange or looking for an English tutor - reading, writing, speaking, informal language - please, feel free to send me a message. My strengths are in editing and revising written English, and teaching English conversation. Pleased to meet you!
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    stick to a habit vs stick a habit

    Hello :)

    I'd like to talk about "making or starting a new habit", and it might be the opposite  of "breaking a habit".
    Please let me know the grammatically correct expression. Thanks!

    Which is correct between the followings?
    - sticking to a habit  This is the correct expression!
    - stick a habit --> This is incorrect.



    Notes:


    The expression "sticking to a habit"  is commonly used in English to express persistence in developing a new interest, behavior, habit, or hobby. Often times, the expression "breaking the habit" is used within a negative context and can be used when referring to letting go of a vice such as: quitting smoking, not drinking alcohol, not eating junk food etc.


    Example: I like helping people with improving their English; therefore, I will stick to the habit!


    Informal Conversation Example:

    Person A: "I love jogging! It is great exercise."

    Person B: "Stick to the habit!"

    I hope this helped, Hana! :)




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    August 21, 2016
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    Hello, my name is Marie.

    I would like to study English for my career in business.

    I'm not good at English.


    [ It is very admirable that you want to use the English language as a skill to improve your career prospects. Let me know if you need any more help :)! ]

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    August 21, 2016
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