Collocation
good habit
a beneficial routine or behavior you do regularly
Definition
'good habit' is a common English collocation. a beneficial routine or behavior you do regularly
good + habit
“Drinking water first thing in the morning is a good habit.”
Examples
- Washing your hands before meals is a good habit.
- She picked up the good habit of reading for ten minutes before bed.
- Saving a little money each week can become a good habit.
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- Turning off the lights when you leave a room is a good habit to teach kids.
- After his health scare, he made exercise a good habit instead of an occasional activity.
- Keeping a daily to-do list is a good habit that helps me stay focused.
- It is a good habit to back up your files before making big changes.
- He developed a good habit of checking his calendar every morning to avoid surprises.
- Building a good habit takes time, but small daily steps make it easier.
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