Summary
Do you want to talk about your day in English? This lesson uses a real article to help you describe your daily routine. You'll learn how to tell the time and use important words to say when things happen.
Vocabulary
You'll learn useful phrases for talking about your day, such as get ready for going out and take a break to rest. We also look at expressions like around [time] for approximate times and in a hurry when you need to be quick.
Grammar
The main grammar focus is prepositions of time: at, in, on. You will learn how to use these important words correctly to talk about specific times, days, and parts of the day.
Practical English
Practise making plans with a friend using common questions and responses. You'll learn how to ask Are you free on Saturday? and suggest times like Is 7 PM okay for you?, plus how to agree with That works for me.
Discussion
There is a speaking activity where you can discuss your own daily routine and make plans with a partner, using the new language from the lesson.
Reading
The lesson includes an interesting article about daily routines. You will read about different people's schedules and practise understanding key information.
