Daily Routines — Intro — Lingadoo Vocabulary Worksheet

Key Vocabulary

Word		Meaning	Example sentence
wake up	v.	to stop sleeping	I wake up at seven.
get dressed	v.	to put on clothes	She gets dressed after breakfast.
have breakfast	v.	to eat the morning meal	We have breakfast at eight.
brush your teeth	v.	to clean your teeth with a toothbrush	You should brush your teeth before bed.
go to school	v.	to travel to school	The children go to school by bus.
work	v.	to do a job	My parents work in the city.
study	v.	to learn about a subject	I study English every day.
have lunch	v.	to eat the middle meal of the day	They have lunch at one o clock.
go home	v.	to return to your house	We go home after class.
cook	v.	to make food hot and ready to eat	I cook dinner with my sister.
watch TV	v.	to look at television programmes	We watch TV after dinner.
go to bed	v.	to get into bed to sleep	I go to bed at ten.

Common Collocations

wake up: wake up early, wake up late
get dressed: get dressed quickly, get dressed for school
have breakfast: have breakfast at home, have breakfast early

brush your teeth: brush your teeth twice a day, brush your teeth well
go to school: go to school early, go to school on foot
work: work hard, work from home

study: study hard, study for a test
have lunch: have lunch at school, have lunch with friends
go home: go home by bus, go home late

cook: cook dinner, cook rice
watch TV: watch TV at night, watch TV together
go to bed: go to bed early, go to bed late

Language Tips

Present simple

Use I/you/we/they + verb: I study English. They watch TV.

Use he/she/it + verb-s: She studies English. He watches TV.

Time phrases

Common routine phrases include in the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening, and at night.

Use every day, usually, and sometimes to talk about frequency.