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Daily routines: using adverbs of frequency

Learn to describe your daily routine using simple words and adverbs of frequency, helping you share your everyday life in English.

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Summary

Discover how to talk about your everyday life in English. This lesson uses a real article to help you describe your morning, afternoon, and evening activities. You will learn how to say how often you do things.

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Vocabulary

Students learn useful phrases for daily life, such as get ready, take a shower, and go to bed. They also practise talking about different times of the day, like in the morning.

Grammar

The main grammar point is adverbs of frequency. You will learn how to use words like 'always' and 'sometimes' to talk about how often you do things.

Practical English

This lesson helps you talk about your day. You will learn how to ask 'what do you usually do in the morning?' and answer with phrases like 'I always start my day with coffee'.

Discussion

There is a speaking activity where you can practise talking about your own daily routine with a partner or your teacher.

Reading

The lesson starts with an article about daily routines. You will read about different people's habits and learn new words.

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