# Daily Routines Basics

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- CEFR: A1 (Beginner)
- Theme: Daily Life
- Words: 10
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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…

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## Word list

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

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