A1Daily life10 min
Daily routine verbs
Learn verbs and phrases to talk about your day, from waking up in the morning to going to bed.
Your daily routine is the things you do every day. Many of these are short phrases with get, have and go. Learn them as one piece, for example get up or have breakfast.
- wake upverb
- stop sleeping and open your eyesI wake up at seven o'clock.
- get upverb
- get out of bedMina gets up at half past seven.
- have a showerphrase
- wash your body under running waterTomás has a shower every morning.
- get dressedphrase
- put on your clothesI get dressed after my shower.
- brush your teethphrase
- clean your teeth with a toothbrushPlease brush your teeth before bed.
- have breakfastphrase
- eat the first meal of the dayWe have breakfast in the kitchen.
- go to workphrase
- travel to the place where you workMy mother goes to work by bus.
- startverb
- beginSchool starts at eight o'clock.
- finishverb
- stop doing something because it is doneLena finishes work at five.
- come homephrase
- return to your houseDad comes home at six.
- cook dinnerphrase
- make the evening mealRavi cooks dinner for his family.
- go to bedphrase
- get into bed to sleepThe children go to bed at nine.
Exercise 1 of 2
Choose the right phrase
Choose the correct answer.
Exercise 2 of 2
Complete the routine
Type one word in each gap. Use each word once and change the form if needed. Use: brush, come, cook, dressed, finish, have, wake.
My alarm rings at 6:30 and I up, but I stay in bed for five more minutes.
Sofia puts on her clothes. She gets .
I always my teeth after breakfast.
We breakfast at 7:15.
Jamal dinner for his family every evening.
The children home from school at four o'clock.
Lessons start at nine and at three.
Source
Original lesson by Joy English.
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