Everyday English Phrasebook 12 - Daily Routine

Morning, daytime, evening, chores, habits, and simple everyday schedules

How to learn "Everyday English Phrasebook 12 - Daily Routine" with passive listening

This topic contains 150 English phrases with None support. You can keep them playing in Kuku.talk while you work, walk, or handle routine tasks.

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Phrases in this topic

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#	Study text
1	wake up
2	get up
3	take a shower
4	brush my teeth
5	get dressed
6	make breakfast
7	leave home
8	go to work
9	start work
10	finish work
11	come home
12	cook dinner
13	wash dishes
14	clean the room
15	do laundry
16	relax
17	watch TV
18	read
19	go online
20	call a friend
21	go to bed
22	early
23	late
24	every morning
25	every night
26	usually
27	sometimes
28	always
29	never
30	on weekdays
31	I wake up at seven.
32	I get up right away.
33	I stay in bed for five minutes.
34	I take a quick shower.
35	I brush my teeth.
36	I get dressed for work.
37	I make coffee.
38	I make breakfast at home.
39	I eat breakfast quickly.
40	I check my phone.
41	I read the news.
42	I pack my bag.
43	I leave home at eight.
44	I walk to the bus stop.
45	I drive to work.
46	I take the train.
47	I am usually on time.
48	I am late today.
49	I start work at nine.
50	I check my email first.
51	I have a meeting in the morning.
52	I take a short break.
53	I drink water during the day.
54	I have lunch at noon.
55	I eat lunch with coworkers.
56	I go outside for a walk.
57	I finish work at five.
58	I stop at the store.
59	I buy food for dinner.
60	I pick up the kids.
61	I go home by bus.
62	I come home around six.
63	I change clothes.
64	I rest for a few minutes.
65	I call my family.
66	I make a plan for tomorrow.
67	I cook dinner.
68	I eat dinner at home.
69	I wash the dishes.
70	I clean the kitchen.
71	I take out the trash.
72	I do laundry.
73	I fold the clothes.
74	I tidy up the room.
75	I watch a show.
76	I listen to music.
77	I read a book.
78	I study English.
79	I go online for a while.
80	I take a walk after dinner.
81	I talk with a friend.
82	I get ready for bed.
83	I go to bed around eleven.
84	I sleep well.
85	I usually wake up early.
86	I sometimes sleep late.
87	I always drink coffee.
88	I never skip breakfast.
89	I often walk to work.
90	I rarely take a taxi.
91	I usually cook at home.
92	I sometimes eat out.
93	I always check my calendar.
94	I often call my parents.
95	I rarely watch TV.
96	I sometimes work on weekends.
97	I usually clean on Saturday.
98	I do laundry once a week.
99	I go shopping twice a week.
100	I exercise three times a week.
101	I study English every day.
102	I try to sleep eight hours.
103	How was your day?
104	My day was good.
105	My day was busy.
106	My day was quiet.
107	I had a long day.
108	I had a good morning.
109	I had a hard afternoon.
110	I was tired after work.
111	I didn't have much time.
112	I got a lot done.
113	I didn't do much today.
114	I need to rest.
115	I need to clean later.
116	I have plans tonight.
117	I don't have plans tonight.
118	Tomorrow will be busy.
119	Tomorrow is my day off.
120	I want to sleep early.
121	alarm clock
122	toothbrush
123	toothpaste
124	shampoo
125	soap
126	towel
127	clothes
128	breakfast time
129	lunch break
130	dinner time
131	workday
132	weekday morning
133	weekend morning
134	free evening
135	busy day
136	quiet day
137	long day
138	short break
139	daily habit
140	morning coffee
141	evening walk
142	clean clothes
143	dirty dishes
144	trash bag
145	shopping list
146	calendar
147	reminder
148	day off
149	bedtime
150	sleep schedule

Passive listening questions

How can I learn "Everyday English Phrasebook 12 - Daily Routine" through passive listening?

Add the topic to your study routine and listen to the phrases in the background during the day. This gives you more contact with useful expressions without a long separate session.

Why preview the phrase list first?

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Can I add this topic to Kuku.talk study?

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