Lesson 7.1
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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.
Aujourd’hui, nous allons parler de la routine quotidienne — les choses que tu fais chaque jour.
Morning, afternoon, evening — let’s go through it all!
Matin, après-midi, soir — passons tout en revue !
Daily Routine Verbs:
Verbes de la routine quotidienne :
wake up
se réveiller
get up
se lever
brush my teeth
se brosser les dents
take a shower
prendre une douche
get dressed
s’habiller
have breakfast
prendre le petit-déjeuner
go to work / go to school
aller au travail / aller à l’école
have lunch
déjeuner
come home
rentrer à la maison
cook dinner
préparer le dîner
watch TV
regarder la télévision
go to bed
se coucher
sleep
dormir
Ask about routines with Present Simple:
Comment poser des questions sur la routine avec le Present Simple :
What time do you wake up?
À quelle heure te réveilles-tu ?
Do you go to work every day?
Vas-tu au travail tous les jours ?
What does he do in the morning?
Que fait-il le matin ?
Does she drink coffee?
Elle boit du café ?
When do you go to bed?
Quand te couches-tu ?
Task: Say 3 things you do in the morning.
Exercice : Dis 3 choses que tu fais le matin.
Example: I wake up. I take a shower. I have coffee.
Exemple : Je me réveille. Je prends une douche. Je bois un café.
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