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Daily Routine – A2–B1 English | Talk About Your Day | Easy English — Transcript

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  1. 0:00My day usually starts around 6:30 in the
  2. 0:02morning. I'm not a morning person,
  3. 0:05honestly. So, when my alarm goes off, I
  4. 0:07always hit the snooze button at least
  5. 0:09once, sometimes twice. I know I
  6. 0:12shouldn't, but I just love those extra 5
  7. 0:15minutes in bed.
  8. 0:16Eventually, I force myself to get up.
  9. 0:19The first thing I do is drink a glass of
  10. 0:21water. I read somewhere that it's good
  11. 0:24for you, and I've been doing it for so
  12. 0:25long that it's become a habit now.
  13. 0:28Then, I go straight to the bathroom and
  14. 0:30take a shower. The warm water really
  15. 0:33helps me wake up.
  16. 0:34After that, I make breakfast. Nothing
  17. 0:37fancy, just some toast, a boiled egg,
  18. 0:40and a cup of coffee. I need my coffee in
  19. 0:42the morning. Without it, I'm not really
  20. 0:45a human being.
  21. 0:46I usually eat breakfast while checking
  22. 0:48my phone. I look at the news, respond to
  23. 0:50messages, and plan my day.
  24. 0:53By 8:00, I'm ready to start work. I work
  25. 0:56from home, so I don't have to commute.
  26. 0:58That saves me a lot of time. I sit down
  27. 1:01at my desk, open my laptop, and begin my
  28. 1:04work. I'm a graphic designer, so I spend
  29. 1:07most of my morning creating designs and
  30. 1:09responding to client emails.
  31. 1:12Around 10:30, I take a short break. I
  32. 1:14step outside and get some fresh air.
  33. 1:17Sometimes, I just stand by the window
  34. 1:19and look outside. It helps me clear my
  35. 1:21mind. Then, I go back to work until
  36. 1:24lunchtime. Lunch is usually around
  37. 1:2712:30. I'm always hungry by then.
  38. 1:30Most days, I eat leftovers from dinner
  39. 1:33the night before, but sometimes, I treat
  40. 1:35myself and order food from a nearby
  41. 1:38restaurant. My favorite is Thai food. I
  42. 1:41love pad thai.
  43. 1:43After lunch, I often feel a bit sleepy,
  44. 1:46so I make another cup of coffee to keep
  45. 1:48me going.
  46. 1:49The afternoon is usually busier. I have
  47. 1:52more meetings and more work to finish.
  48. 1:55I try to focus and get everything done
  49. 1:57before 5:00.
  50. 1:58When my work is finished, I like to go
  51. 2:00for a walk. It's my way of switching off
  52. 2:03from work. I put on my headphones,
  53. 2:05listen to a podcast or some music, and
  54. 2:08walk around my neighborhood. It helps me
  55. 2:10relax and separate work from my personal
  56. 2:12life. In the evening, I cook dinner. I
  57. 2:16enjoy cooking, actually. It's something
  58. 2:18I've gotten better at over the years. I
  59. 2:20usually make simple meals like pasta,
  60. 2:22grilled chicken, or stir-fried
  61. 2:24vegetables.
  62. 2:25While I'm cooking, I like to listen to
  63. 2:27music. It makes the whole experience
  64. 2:30more enjoyable.
  65. 2:31After dinner, I clean up and wash the
  66. 2:33dishes. Then, I have some free time.
  67. 2:36I either watch a movie, read a book, or
  68. 2:39talk to my friends online. I try to stay
  69. 2:42away from my computer as much as
  70. 2:43possible because I've already spent all
  71. 2:46day looking at a screen.
  72. 2:48Before bed, I have a routine. I brush my
  73. 2:51teeth, wash my face, and prepare my
  74. 2:53things for the next day. I also try to
  75. 2:56read for about 20 minutes. It helps me
  76. 2:58relax and fall asleep more easily.
  77. 3:01I usually go to bed around 11:00 p.m.,
  78. 3:03but I never fall asleep right away. I
  79. 3:06lie in bed and think about the day, what
  80. 3:09went well, what I could have done
  81. 3:10better. Sometimes I plan for the next
  82. 3:13day, too.
  83. 3:14And that's my day.
  84. 3:16Nothing too exciting, but it's my life,
  85. 3:18and I enjoy it.
  86. 3:20Now, let me explain some useful
  87. 3:22expressions from my story. These are
  88. 3:24phrases that you can use to describe
  89. 3:26your own daily routine.
  90. 3:27Number one,
  91. 3:29I'm not a morning person.
  92. 3:31Meaning, I don't feel energetic or happy
  93. 3:34in the morning.
  94. 3:35How to use it? Use this when you want to
  95. 3:38explain that mornings are difficult for
  96. 3:39you. You can also say, I'm a morning
  97. 3:42person if you love mornings.
  98. 3:44Examples, my sister is a morning person.
  99. 3:48She wakes up at 5:00 a.m. and goes for a
  100. 3:50run.
  101. 3:51I'm not a morning person, so I try to do
  102. 3:54all my important work in the afternoon.
  103. 3:56Number two, it's become a habit now.
  104. 4:00Meaning, something you do regularly and
  105. 4:02automatically without thinking about it.
  106. 4:05How to use it? Use this when you talk
  107. 4:07about things you do regularly that
  108. 4:09started as a choice, but are now
  109. 4:11automatic.
  110. 4:12Examples,
  111. 4:14I drink a glass of water when I wake up.
  112. 4:16It's become a habit now.
  113. 4:18I check my phone before bed. It's become
  114. 4:21a habit, but I'm trying to stop.
  115. 4:23Nothing fancy.
  116. 4:25Meaning, not special or complicated,
  117. 4:28simple and basic.
  118. 4:30How to use it?
  119. 4:31Use this when you want to say that
  120. 4:33something is simple and not elaborate.
  121. 4:36Examples,
  122. 4:37I usually make nothing fancy for dinner,
  123. 4:39just pasta and vegetables.
  124. 4:41My apartment is nothing fancy, but it's
  125. 4:44comfortable.
  126. 4:45Number four, treat myself.
  127. 4:48Meaning, do something special for
  128. 4:50yourself. Usually something that feels
  129. 4:52like a reward. How to use it? Use this
  130. 4:55when you do something extra or nice for
  131. 4:58yourself.
  132. 4:59Examples,
  133. 5:00on Fridays, I treat myself to a nice
  134. 5:03dinner.
  135. 5:04I got a promotion, so I treated myself
  136. 5:06to a new watch.
  137. 5:08Here are some common mistakes that A2 B1
  138. 5:11English learners often make when talking
  139. 5:13about daily routines.
  140. 5:16Mistake number one, using the present
  141. 5:18continuous for habits.
  142. 5:21Incorrect, I am waking up at 7:00 every
  143. 5:24day.
  144. 5:25Correct, I wake up at 7:00 every day.
  145. 5:29Explanation, use the present simple for
  146. 5:32habits and routines. The present
  147. 5:34continuous is for actions happening
  148. 5:36right now or temporary situations.
  149. 5:39Mistake number two, forgetting the S in
  150. 5:42third person.
  151. 5:44Incorrect, my brother wake up early.
  152. 5:48Correct. My brother wakes up early.
  153. 5:51Explanation: When the subject is he,
  154. 5:54she, or it, the verb ends with s in the
  155. 5:57present simple.
  156. 5:58Mistake number three: Using have instead
  157. 6:02of take.
  158. 6:03Incorrect. I have a shower in the
  159. 6:06morning.
  160. 6:07Correct. I take a shower in the morning.
  161. 6:11Explanation:
  162. 6:13In English, we say take a shower or take
  163. 6:16a bath.
  164. 6:17But, we say have breakfast, lunch,
  165. 6:19dinner.
  166. 6:20Mistake number four:
  167. 6:22Everyday versus every day.
  168. 6:26Incorrect. I go to work every day.
  169. 6:30Correct. I go to work every day.
  170. 6:34Explanation:
  171. 6:36Everyday is a phrase that means each
  172. 6:38day.
  173. 6:39Every day is an adjective that means
  174. 6:42ordinary or normal.
  175. 6:44Mistake number five: Wrong preposition
  176. 6:47for time.
  177. 6:49Incorrect. I wake up in 7:00.
  178. 6:53Correct. I wake up at 7:00.
  179. 6:56Explanation: Use at for specific times.
  180. 7:00At 7:00 a.m., at noon, at midnight.
  181. 7:04Use in for months, years, or parts of
  182. 7:07the day. In the morning, in July, in
  183. 7:102024.
  184. 7:12Use on for days and dates. On Monday, on
  185. 7:16July 4th.
  186. 7:17Okay, now it's your turn. I want you to
  187. 7:20practice describing your daily routine.
  188. 7:23Let me ask you some questions, and I
  189. 7:25want you to answer them out loud. Don't
  190. 7:27worry about making mistakes. Just speak.
  191. 7:30Ready? Here we go.
  192. 7:32Question number one: When do you usually
  193. 7:35wake up? Do you hit the snooze button?
  194. 7:44Model answer.
  195. 7:45I usually wake up around 6:30. I hit the
  196. 7:48snooze button at least once because I'm
  197. 7:51not a morning person. Question number
  198. 7:53two.
  199. 7:54What's the first thing you do after
  200. 7:56waking up?
  201. 8:03Model answer. The first thing I do is
  202. 8:06drink a glass of water. Then I take a
  203. 8:09shower and get ready for the day.
  204. 8:11That's all for today. I hope you enjoyed
  205. 8:13my story and learned something useful.
  206. 8:16Remember, the more you talk about your
  207. 8:18daily life, the more natural you'll
  208. 8:20sound.
  209. 8:21Try describing your day to a friend or
  210. 8:23record yourself speaking. It really
  211. 8:25helps.
  212. 8:26Thanks for watching and I'll see you in
  213. 8:28the next video.

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