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Discover LudwigThe phrase "habits that" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to introduce a clause that describes a certain habit. Here is an example: She had many habits that annoyed her roommates, such as leaving dirty dishes in the sink and not taking out the trash.
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The Confucian habits that ruled Vietnamese thinking.
"We use the gestural habits that are already in place.
They develop habits that impede their ability to learn.
Bad habits that go unchecked can be miserable to break.
But he had bad habits that were hard to break.
Sometimes we need to develop habits that are really boring.
Male fertility is affected by a variety of lifestyle habits that include tobacco use.
They must have awful habits that sunk the first marriage – habits that will only become clear once you have made a commitment to them.
We parents model skills and habits that affect our kids' happiness all the time.
Later, avoid bad posture and other habits that could trigger another neck pain crisis.
Do you have any travel habits that would surprise people?
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