Lesson 7.1
Daily Routines – What do you do every day?
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Today we’re going to talk about daily routines — the things you do every day.
Hoy vamos a hablar de las rutinas diarias — las cosas que haces cada día.
Morning, afternoon, evening — let’s go through it all!
Mañana, tarde, noche — ¡vamos a repasarlo todo!
Daily Routine Verbs:
Verbos de rutina diaria:
wake up
despertarse
get up
levantarse
brush my teeth
cepillarse los dientes
take a shower
ducharse
get dressed
vestirse
have breakfast
desayunar
go to work / go to school
ir a trabajar / ir a la escuela
have lunch
almorzar
come home
volver a casa
cook dinner
preparar la cena
watch TV
ver la televisión
go to bed
acostarse
sleep
dormir
Ask about routines with Present Simple:
Cómo preguntar sobre rutinas con el Present Simple:
What time do you wake up?
¿A qué hora te despiertas?
Do you go to work every day?
¿Vas a trabajar todos los días?
What does he do in the morning?
¿Qué hace él por la mañana?
Does she drink coffee?
¿Ella toma café?
When do you go to bed?
¿Cuándo te acuestas?
Task: Say 3 things you do in the morning.
Ejercicio: Di 3 cosas que haces por la mañana.
Example: I wake up. I take a shower. I have coffee.
Ejemplo: Me despierto. Me ducho. Tomo café.
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