English vocabularies related to daily activities (this time, the slides are in PowerPoint)

1. My Daily Routines
Meeting 07

2. Vocabulary
get dressed
get up
have breakfast
take a shower
go to work/school
have a coffee

3. Listen to the sounds and number
the phrases.
get dressed
get up
have breakfast
take a shower
go to work/school
have a coffee

4. 1️⃣ get up
2️⃣ take a shower
3️⃣ get dressed
4️⃣ have a coffee
5️⃣ have breakfast
6️⃣ go to work/school
What order do you do these
things in the morning? Tell
your friends.
First, I get up at 4 in the
morning. Then, I …

5. Everyday Activities
Match the verbs and the pictures

6. Everyday Activities
Match the verbs and the pictures

7. go to work vs. get to work
go home vs. get home

8. Pronunciation
Listen and write five sentences.
1️. …
2️. …
3️. …
4️. …
5️. …

9. Pronunciation
Listen and write five sentences.
1️. He wakes up at eight o’clock.
2. She works in an office.
3️. She has a coffee at eleven o’clock.
4. He has a lot of homework.
5. She has an interesting day.

10. Reading & Listening
bored happy
stressed sad tired
worried
relaxed

11. Reading & Listening

12. Reading & Listening
Listen to Amelia, Nico’s 1️6️-year-old
stepdaughter, talking about her day. Fill in the
blanks with a word, a number, and or a time.

14. Whose day is more stressful?
Nico’s or Amelia’s?

15. Speaking
Work in pairs. Interview
your partner about your
typical weekday with
the questions.

16. Writing
Now, write about your favourite day. Write four
paragraphs. You can use the following
questions as a guide to your writing.

17. Sources
Latham-Koenig, C., Oxenden, C., and Seligson,
P. 2️01️7. “American English Files 1️ (Second
Edition)”. New York: Oxford University Press