Daily Routines Vocabulary
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Exercise 1: Routine Verbs
Complete each phrase with the correct verb: wake, brush, take, have, get, make, do, go.
I up at 6:30 every morning.
I my teeth after breakfast.
She a shower before work.
We breakfast together at seven.
He dressed and leaves at 7:45.
I my bed as soon as I get up.
She the dishes after dinner.
The kids to bed at nine o'clock.
Exercise 2: Time Prepositions
Complete each sentence with at, in, or on.
I start work 9 a.m.
She goes to the gym the morning.
We do our grocery shopping Saturdays.
He usually reads night.
My English class is Tuesday evenings.
I have a break noon.
The kids play outside the afternoon.
We visit my in-laws the weekend.
Exercise 3: Choose the Natural Phrase
Select the phrase a native speaker would use.
1.After I wake up, I ___.
2.I ___ to work by bus.
3.At lunch I usually ___ a sandwich.
4.After work, she picks ___ her kids from daycare.
5.In the evening I like to ___ after a long day.
6.I ___ my alarm for 6:00 every night.
Exercise 4: Fix the Routine
Each sentence has one unnatural word or missing word. Write the natural sentence.
I do breakfast at seven o'clock.
She washes her teeth twice a day.
He goes to the work at 8:30.
I take my lunch break in 12:30.
They make the shopping on Sundays.
After dinner I see TV with my family.
Exercise 5: Your Real Routine
Write about your true daily life. Use the verbs and prepositions from this worksheet.
Describe your morning routine in five sentences, from waking up to arriving at work or school.
Write three sentences about your evening: what do you do after dinner?