A Busy Day

Learn about daily routines and Present Simple action verbs with this A1 English reading activity.

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A Busy Day

Learn about daily routines and Present Simple action verbs with this A1 English reading activity.

Title

A Busy Day

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Learn about daily routines and Present Simple action verbs with this A1 English reading activity.

Reading Text

I wake up early every day. We eat breakfast together in the morning. Then, I go to work. They work hard all day. After work, you relax at home. We eat dinner at six o'clock. Finally, I sleep at night. We have a good daily routine.

Activities

Vocabulary

Definitions:
  • Text: To stop sleeping and open your eyes.
  • Text: The first meal you eat in the morning.
  • Text: To do a job, usually for money.
  • Text: To rest and do something you enjoy.
  • Text: To rest your mind and body at night with your eyes closed.
Items:
  • Label: wake up
    Answer: A
  • Label: breakfast
    Answer: B
  • Label: work
    Answer: C
  • Label: relax
    Answer: D
  • Label: sleep
    Answer: E
Fill In The Blanks:
  • Before: I usually
    After: at seven o'clock.
    Answer: wake up
  • Before: We eat
    After: in the kitchen before school.
    Answer: breakfast
  • Before: They
    After: at a big hospital in the city.
    Answer: work
  • Before: I like to read a book and
    After: after a busy day.
    Answer: relax
  • Before: You need to
    After: for eight hours every night.
    Answer: sleep
Scrambled:
  • Text: to be generated
    Answer: I wake up early every day.
  • Text: to be generated
    Answer: We eat breakfast together in the morning.
  • Text: to be generated
    Answer: They work hard all day.
  • Text: to be generated
    Answer: We eat dinner at six o'clock.
  • Text: to be generated
    Answer: Finally, I sleep at night.

Comprehension

Questions:
  • Text: The person wakes up late every day.
    Answer: false
  • Text: They eat breakfast together in the morning.
    Answer: true
  • Text: They relax at work.
    Answer: false
  • Text: Dinner is at six o'clock.
    Answer: true
  • Text: They have a bad daily routine.
    Answer: false

Written Expression

Questions:
  • Text: What time do you wake up every day?
  • Text: What do you do to relax after work or school?
Examples:

Examples:

  • I wake up at six o'clock.
  • I watch TV and listen to music to relax.

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