Daily Routine in Hindi
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The document describes a typical daily routine in Hindi using time-based phrases. It mentions waking up at 7:30 AM, brushing teeth at 8:45 AM, showering at 9 AM, eating breakfast at 9:30 AM, doing cleaning at 10 AM, working on a computer and drinking coffee at 10:30 AM, going to school/work between 11-12 PM, having lunch at home, taking a nap in the afternoon, watching TV in the evening, doing exercise in the evening, returning home from work at around 7 PM, having dinner at 8 PM, and going to sleep at around 10 PM. The document is written in Hindi and provides missing times for some activities.
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Adverbs of frequency
The document discusses adverbs of frequency and provides examples of their use. It explains that adverbs of frequency such as always, often, usually, sometimes, rarely and never are used to describe how regularly something is done. Examples are given showing the adverbs placed after the subject and before the verb, except with the verb "to be" they are placed after the verb. Percentages are also provided to indicate the approximate frequency each adverb represents.
Speaking My routine Level 2.pptx
This document contains information about a speaking activity where the goal is to describe your daily routine and future plans. It includes vocabulary related to daily routines. There are three examples of presentations given by students about their daily routines and plans. The first student wakes up at 6am, eats breakfast, works from 8am to 5pm, helps their child with homework, and watches TV in the evenings. The second student plans to play video games with their son after class and visit their mom for her birthday. The third student's routine includes waking up at 6am, showering, having breakfast, cleaning, doing university work, taking classes, taking the bus, playing games, and going to bed at 11:30pm.
Teaching Writing by Ben
Gareth's daily routine varies on weekends and weekdays. On weekends, his son usually wakes him up around 8:30-9 am, then they have cereal and watch the same movie again. During the week, Gareth wakes up at 6 am to get ready for work, where he commutes for 1.5 hours each way and works until 7 pm, having dinner with his family after arriving home.
Everyday activities (1)
Ana follows a consistent daily routine during the week. She wakes up at 7:30 am, has a shower, gets dressed and has a large breakfast while reading the news online. At 9:30 am she drives to school where she teaches until 2 or 4:30 pm depending on the day. When she has afternoon classes, she doesn't go home for lunch and instead eats a sandwich with other teachers. After returning home, she relaxes with coffee or tea and then studies or reads for 3-4 hours. She has a light dinner and prepares her classes for the next day. Later, she watches TV or the news and goes to bed before midnight.
Correcion de rutina
The document describes a person's daily routine. They wake up at 3 AM and have breakfast at 5 AM. They study from 7 AM to 1 PM, and then study English from 1 PM to 4 PM. They set the table, have dinner, do laundry, and normally have lunch at 8 PM.
daily routine british council.pptx
The customer orders the signature steak meal for two portions from the waiter. The waiter also recommends trying the special anniversary dessert, which the customer agrees to. As part of the service, the waiter offers the customer an opening drink while waiting for the meal to be prepared.
Daily routines
The document outlines a typical daily routine which includes waking up, showering, eating breakfast, brushing teeth, going to school, having lunch and classes, returning home, doing homework, eating dinner, watching TV, and going to bed.
Present simple present_continuous
The document provides information on the difference between the present continuous and present simple tenses in English. It discusses when to use each tense, including for permanent situations, habits and routines, schedules, facts, programs, and timetables for the present simple and temporary situations, actions happening now, and future plans for the present continuous. Examples are provided to illustrate the proper usage of each tense.
Presentación Daily routines.pptx
Javier Murillo shares his daily routine:
He wakes up at 6:30 AM and checks social media in bed before getting up at 7 AM to shower. From 7:25 AM to 8 AM, he gets dressed, cooks breakfast, and organizes his schedule while eating. From 8 AM to noon, he works in his study, checking email, scheduling his day, and sometimes painting or writing. In the afternoon, he walks his pets, exercises at home, and finishes his day relaxing with TV or occasionally going out with friends before bed at 10:45 PM.
Your daily programme
The document describes the narrator's daily routine. They wake up early to exercise, have breakfast, and do chores around their flat like tidying, ironing, and helping others. After free time, they go to university, do homework, walk their dog, have supper, finish more homework, brush their teeth, and go to bed. On holidays they still do housework but focus on getting enough sleep. They cook meals alone since their grandmother shops during dinner. Their schedule keeps them busy throughout the day.
Ps vs pc
The document discusses the difference between the present continuous and present simple tenses in English. It provides examples of when to use each tense. The present continuous is used for actions happening now, temporary situations, and planned future events. The present simple is used for permanent situations, habits, routines, facts, programs/timetables. It then provides exercises for learners to practice using the correct form of each tense based on the context.
My Daily Activities
The document outlines typical daily routines such as getting dressed, having breakfast, taking a shower, going to work or school, and having coffee. It provides vocabulary and sentences related to morning activities and schedules. Examples of student speaking exercises and writing prompts are also included to practice discussing daily routines and describing a favorite day.
I wake up at 5
The document describes a person's typical daily and weekly routine. In the mornings, they wake up at 5:00 am, press snooze five times, have a shower, watch TV during breakfast, and go to work at 7:30 am. At work, they check emails, work on the computer, have lunch at 1:00 pm, make phone calls, and leave at 5:00 pm. Evenings involve dinner with family at 6:30 pm, resting, and weekend activities like shopping, picnics, or reading. On weekends, they sleep in and do chores like laundry on Sunday morning.
Present simple
The document provides information about present simple tense usage. It is used for repeated actions or daily routines, permanent states, and general truths or laws of nature. Examples are given such as "She usually plays tennis at the weekend" and "The sun sets in the west." Positive and negative forms are demonstrated along with questions. Additional examples describe what various people do on different days of the week.
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Daily Routine in Hindi
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- 2. Daily routine everyday activities ‘ she wakes up at…’
- 3. वह रोज़ साढ़े आठ बजे उठती है ।
- 4. Daily routine everyday activities ‘ usually she brushes her teeth at…’
- 5. आम तौर पर वह पौने नौ बजे दांत साफ़ करती है ।
- 6. Daily routine everyday activities ‘ I take a shower at around…’
- 7. मैं लगभग नौ बजे फ़ुहारे में नहाता हूँ ।
- 8. Daily routine everyday activities ‘ I put on my clothes at…’
- 9. सवा नौ बजे मैं कपड़े पहनता हूँ ।
- 10. Daily routine everyday activities ‘ I mostly eat breakfast at…’
- 11. ज्यादातर मैं साढ़े नौ बजे नाश्ता करता हूँ ।
- 12. Daily routine everyday activities ‘ she does the cleaning everyday at…’
- 13. वह रोज़ दस बजे सफ़ाई करती है ।
- 14. Daily routine everyday activities ‘ she works on her computer at… and drinks coffee’
- 15. वह साढ़े दस बजे कंप्यूटर पर काम करती है और कॉफ़ी पीती है ।
- 16. Daily routine everyday activities ‘ The kids go to school by bus at …’
- 17. बच्चे ____ बस से स्कूल जाते हैं ।
- 18. Daily routine everyday activities ‘ Father goes to office by car at …’
- 19. पिताजी ____ गाड़ी से दफ़तर जाते हैं ।
- 20. Daily routine everyday activities ‘ we usually have lunch at home’
- 21. _____ हम घर पर दोपहर का खाना खाते हैं ।
- 22. Daily routine everyday activities ‘ In the afternoon he always takes a nap’
- 23. _____ वह हमेशा झपकी लेता है ।
- 24. Daily routine everyday activities ‘ In the evening we often watch television’
- 25. हम शाम को अक्सर टेलिविज़न देखते हैं ।
- 26. Daily routine everyday activities ‘ They (feminine) work out at around … in the evening’
- 27. वे लगभग शाम के _____ कसरत करती हैं ।
- 28. Daily routine everyday activities ‘ dad comes back home at …’
- 29. पापा ____ घर वापस आते हैं ।
- 30. Daily routine everyday activities ‘ we usually have dinner at …’
- 31. आम तौर पर हम _____ रात का खाना खाते हैं ।
- 32. Daily routine everyday activities ‘ she goes to sleep at around …’
- 33. वह लगभग _____ सोती है ।
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