Discussion
Dentist: You don't seem to brush your teeth regularly. Patient: ________ Dentist: You know how bad they are for general health, don't you? Patient: Of course, I do. But I can't stop myself.
Answer: A
Correct answer: I don't but I promise that I will from now on.
The patient's closing line - of course I do, but I can't stop myself - admits a habit he cannot break, and the exchange only reaches it if he first concedes the dentist's charge. The two options claiming he has brushed regularly since childhood contradict the dentist, who is then never challenged, and taking offence would not lead to a discussion of sweets.
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