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Daily Routines vocabulary — A1

Daily Routines vocabulary for a typical day, including wake up, breakfast, brush your teeth and go to bed — the first routine words a learner needs to describe daily life.

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wake up
To stop sleeping and open your eyes in the morning.
Example: I usually wake up at seven o'clock.
breakfast
/ˈbrɛkfəst/
The food you eat in the morning, after you get up.
Example: I have breakfast at eight every day.
sleep
/slip/
To close your eyes and rest your body all night.
Example: I usually sleep for about eight hours.
dinner
/ˈdɪnər/
The main meal that people eat in the evening.
Example: What are we having for dinner tonight?
get up
To leave your bed once you are no longer asleep.
Example: I get up at seven every morning.
brush your teeth
To clean your teeth with a small tool and toothpaste, morning and night.
Example: Brush your teeth twice a day.
go to bed
To get under the covers because you are ready to sleep.
Example: The children go to bed at eight o'clock.
home
/hoʊm/
The place where you live.
Example: I go straight home after work.
read
/rɛd/
To look at written words and understand what they mean.
Example: She likes to read before falling asleep.
TV
/ˈtiˈvi/
A device you use to watch programmes and films.
Example: We usually watch TV after dinner.