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Answer both questions aloud. Type 4–6 sentences per answer for feedback. Move beyond your personal experience to explain a general idea.

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1. Why do some people find it difficult to change their habits?

2. Should schools teach children how to form good habits?

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One reason is that familiar routines require less effort than new ones. Someone who always drives may continue doing so even when a bus route improves. Changing the habit usually requires a practical benefit and repeated practice, rather than information alone.

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