Phrasal Verbs for Bad Habits - Learn Phrasal Verbs Through Stories

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Hi! You should watch this playlist (and others on the channel)
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This has all of my phrasal verb videos for different themes

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1) Mess around with : to waste time or handle something in a careless or unproductive way
2) Take up : To start doing something especially as a habit or hobby
3) Give in to : To yield or surrender to something , often a temptation or pressure
4) Mess up : to make a mistake or do something wrong
5) Cut out : to stop doing or consuming something
6) Give up : to stop doing something
7) Stick to : to continue doing something without changing or quitting
8) Turn to : to rely on something as a way to feel better
9) Fall back into: to return to previous behavior, especially a bad habit
10) Go back to : to resume doing something you had stopped
Quiz Time
He knew it was a bad idea to mess around with cigarettes
After losing her job, she started falling back into her old bad habits
I always turn to coffee for comfort when I'm stressed