1.

Get into the habit

 Get into the habit of some learning every day or other day.
 I'm afraid that he will get into the habit of drinking or
smoking.
 It's easy to get into the habit of drugs but hard to get rid of
it.

2.Desperately

Extremely or very much

 He was desperately ill.

 The doctors tried desperately to save her life.
 I am not desperately keen on football.
 They desperately wanted a child.
 Her marriage is in trouble and she is desperately unhappy.

3.Take care of

 Take care of my brother and sister.

 He has to take care of his sick mother.
 Many working women rely on relatives to help take care
of their children.

4.Sharp pain

 On that one swing, I felt a sharp pain in my neck,

 About 18 miles into the race, he felt a sharp pain.
  Sudde
nly I felt a sharp pain in my thigh and I fell down.

5.Piece of advice

 Tom gave me a very useful piece of advice.

6.Find a way

 I must find a way to help him.

7.Over the moon

 She was over the moon with her new bike.

8.Pass the buck

 She is always trying to pass the buck and I am sick of it.