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    The document discusses common annoying habits that people have and provides responses that try to find something positive about each habit. For each habit described - always checking messages, always telling jokes, always losing things, and always asking for money - the responses acknowledge the annoyance but note at least one redeeming aspect, such as not answering the phone during movies, having a good sense of humor, not losing anything valuable, or asking politely. The responses aim to see the positive side of these habitual behaviors.

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    The document discusses common annoying habits that people have and provides responses that try to find something positive about each habit. For each habit described - always checking messages, always telling jokes, always losing things, and always asking for money - the responses acknowledge the annoyance but note at least one redeeming aspect, such as not answering the phone during movies, having a good sense of humor, not losing anything valuable, or asking politely. The responses aim to see the positive side of these habitual behaviors.

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    The document discusses common annoying habits that people have and provides responses that try to find something positive about each habit. For each habit described - always checking messages, always telling jokes, always losing things, and always asking for money - the responses acknowledge the annoyance but note at least one redeeming aspect, such as not answering the phone during movies, having a good sense of humor, not losing anything valuable, or asking politely. The responses aim to see the positive side of these habitual behaviors.

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    Funny little habits

    Complete the conversations with always and a continuous verb. Add at


    least to each response.

    1A. My boyfriend is always checking(check) his messages.

    1B. Oh that’s annoying. But at least he doesn’t answer his phone during a
    movie, right?.

    2A. My girlfriend is always telling (tell) jokes. She never takes anything
    seriously.

    2B. Well, at least she has a good sense of humor.

    3A. Sometimes I’m so disorganized. I am always losing (lose) things, like


    pens and stuff.

    3B. Yeah, but at least you don´t lose anything really valuable, right?.

    4A. My sister is always asking (ask) me for money. She asks nicely, so it’s
    hard to say no.

    4B. Well, at least she asks politely.

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