PreA1-A1: Daily Routines
DESCRIBING MY DAILY ROUTINES

Describing what you do every day is very simple, you only need to learn the most common daily routine phrases and combine them with the simple present structure.
Analyze the following examples:
I take a shower every day.
I check reports at work.
I do the dishes after eating.
Subject + Verb + Complement + .
As you can see the three sentences follow the simple present structure. Follow that structure to describe your daily routines when writing or speaking.
Let's learn some common daily routine phrases and build more vocabulary!
Wake up
Get up

Take a shower

Brush (my) teeth

Get dressed / Put on (my clothes)

Have breakfast
(You can say "Eat breakfast" but the collocation "Have breakfast" sounds more natural. NEVER say "Take my breakfast".)

Feed (my) pet
Take the bus/train/subway

Check reports

Write reports

Have lunch

Have business meetings

Have a cup of coffee

Do the housework / Do the chores

Have dinner

Take (my) dog for a walk

Do exercise

Listen to music
(Never say: "Listen to the music" or "Listen to a music". There is NO article between "Listen" and "music".)

Pray

Hang out with friends

Go to bed
I'm teaching this topic tomorrow, thank you so much for sharing!! :D
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