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Meanings of acquire the habit in English
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Usage of acquire the habit in English
1
But-only you know it will take me some time to acquire the habit.
2
Doubtless I may also acquire the habit, in good time.
3
We should acquire the habit of speaking of the flower-border.
4
The subtler point is that they can never acquire the habit of sacrificing sleep.
5
They acquire the habit without being aware of the cause.
6
She must acquire the habit of obedience if she does not already possess it.
7
He was supposed to rest, but could not acquire the habit of doing nothing.
8
Maybe she'd acquire the habit and maybe she wouldn't.
9
So, no doubt, I should be able to acquire the habit of thus amusing myself.
10
How may we acquire the habit of early rising?
11
To sit as the Japanese do requires practice; and some Europeans can never acquire the habit.
12
He must acquire the habit of working steadily and efficiently under a system of free contract.
13
In mastering the pronunciation of new words, pupils should acquire the habit of analyzing them into syllables.
14
Every girl needs some unoccupied time in order that she may not acquire the habit of rushing
15
More than all, the juvenile minds were, directly and indirectly, drilled to acquire the habit of paying attention.
16
You seem to acquire the habit of talking love to us girls just as easily as you drink a cocktail.
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