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    DAILY ROUTINES

    The beginning of the day is pretty standard – I check the


    answer phone and the fax for messages. And of course I check my
    diary for the day. I make sure that everything, all my records and
    things, are up to date. You have to get rid of the backlog before
    starting the new day! But the rest of the day is much more chaotic, I
    never really know what’s going to turn up. Sometimes I don’t have
    any lunch at all.
    I wake up at 5am every morning. I have a cup of coffee
    and make breakfast. I go to my office at 6.30am. After I have
    finished work, I go home to cook dinner. In my house I usually
    make dinner. My family has dinner together at 7.30pm. Then, I
    chill out on the sofa and watch television. The last things I do
    are go to the bathroom to brush my teeth, turn off the lights,
    and go to bed.
    Discussion

    1. What does Note A talk about? What does Note B talk about?
    2. What is the difference between both of them?
    3. According to the notes, how do they tell their activities?
    4. Do you prefer to have daily, weekly, or monthly routines?
    5. When you are studying, do you have a routine?
    6. Would you prefer an occupation with a lot of routine or a lot of variety?
    7. Are routines helpful at work? Why or why not?
    8. Do you prefer working with people who stick to their routines or with people
    who have no routines at all?
    get / get /
    wake / ˈweɪk /
    breakfast / ˈbrek.fəst /
    lunch / lʌn t ʃ /
    dinner / ˈdɪn.ə r /
    work / wɜːk /
    break / breɪk /
    bath / bɑːθ /
    Here are the
    routines/
    daily
    activities.
    Fill in the
    picture
    based on
    your
    routines/
    daily
    activities.
    Write down your own timetable.

    Example of “My timetable”


    5.00 get up and have a shower
    7.15 have breakfast
    7.45 do the shopping
    11.00 clean the house
    13.30 have lunch
    15.00 watch TV
    21.30 go out with friends and have dinner
    23.00 go to bed
    Asking your friend’s routines.

    Example:
    A: What time do you usually wake up?
    B: I usually wake up at 5 o’clock.

    A: What do you usually do at 1 o’clock on weekend?


    B: I usually take a nap.
    Now ask your friend about his/her routines/daily
    activities and write the information.
    Routines
    05.00 –
    07.00
    07.00 –
    09.00
    09.00 –
    11.00
    12.00 –
    14.00
    14.00 –
    16.00
    16.00 –
    18.00
    Thank you …

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