Routine verbs - Simple present

Hi again! How are you today?

Well, we use the simple present to talk about routines and habits. How is your routine? Is it busy? Is it chill? Do you like your routine? Do you dislike your routine?

This is Erica. She is a mechanic and she has a busy routine. Every morning, she wakes up at 6:30. She gets up at 6:45, makes her bed and goes to the bathroom. She takes a shower, brushes her teeth, brushes her hair and gets dressed. Then, she has breakfast. She eats bread, fruits and she drinks a cup of coffee.

After breakfast, she leaves home and goes to work by train. She starts work at 8:30. At work, she fixes cars, motorcycles and trucks. She loves cars. She has lunch at 12:30.

She finishes work at 5:30 and goes home. When she gets home, she feeds her cat, showers again and relaxes for a few minutes. Then, sometimes she makes dinner and sometimes she eats with her friends. She washes the dishes and reads a book.

At night, she brushes her teeth, puts on her pajamas. She goes to bed at 10:30 and falls asleep very quickly because she is tired.

On weekends, her routine is different. She wakes up later, meets friends, draws and visits her family.

Examples:

She wakes up at 6:30.

She gets up.

She gets dressed.

She drinks coffee.

She has lunch.

She finishes work.

She goes home.

She feeds her cat.

She has dinner.

She goes to bed.

She visits her family.

Examples of routine verbs:

to wake up

to get up

to have breakfast

to go to work/shchool

to check social media

to have lunch

to shower

to brush teeth/hair

to work

to study

to cook

to go to bed

to fall asleep

to clean

to wash the disheshands

to eat

to drink

to take the bus/train/metro

How is your routine? What time do you do each thing? What do you do on the weekends?Can you describe it now? If you want to practice with me, you can schedule a lesson!