My mom´s typical day
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My mom wakes up at 6:30 am, has toast for breakfast at 6:45 am, and goes to work by car at 7:30 am. She arrives home from work with my brother at 3:00 pm and they meet me at home. After arriving home, she cooks lunch for the family and we help her clean the kitchen afterwards. In the evenings, she prepares dinner with our help at 10:00 pm, and we eat together as a family before she goes to bed by 11:00 pm after watching TV with us.
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Claudia describes her family's daily routines. She wakes up at 5am to get ready for her job as a university financial advisor, where she works 9 hour days. In the evenings she attends night classes. Her cousin Andrew wakes up later and attends school, then hangs out with friends. Their aunt Ana Mercedes wakes early to make lunch for Andrew before starting her job at 4:30am. Their grandmother has a nurse help with her daily needs and enjoys watching TV.
Presentacion rutina
Claudia describes her family's daily routines. She wakes up at 5 am to get ready for her job as a university financial advisor, where she works 9 hour days. In the evenings, she takes classes from 6-10 pm and on Saturdays from 3-6 pm. After class, she hangs out with friends before going home. Her cousin Andrew wakes up at 7 am for school until 3 pm, then hangs out with friends before going home to do homework. Claudia's aunt wakes up at 4:30 am to make her cousin's lunch and get ready for work. Claudia's grandmother has a nurse care for her daily needs and enjoys watching TV.
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es una presentacion ejemplo de rutinas en tercera persona del singular en ingles,nivel principiante y en presente simple.
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The document outlines the daily routines of a student, their sister, and their parents. It shows that the student and sister both wake up around 6:30-6:45 am, take showers around 6:40-7:00 am, run to school around 7:25-7:40 am, have breakfast at school or later in the morning, do homework or chores in the afternoon, and go to bed around 9:00 pm. It also notes that the father starts work at 9:00 am and goes home at 2:00 pm.
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The document outlines the daily routines of a student, their sister, and their parents. It shows that the student and sister both wake up around 6:30-6:45 am, take showers around 6:40-7:00 am, run to school around 7:25-7:40 am, have breakfast at school or later in the morning, do homework or chores in the afternoon, and go to bed around 9:00 pm. It also notes that the father starts work at 9:00 am and goes home at 2:00 pm.
routine
The document describes a typical weekly schedule. Mondays and Wednesdays, the person wakes up at 6 AM, organizes their house, and attends an English course from 9 AM to 12 PM. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, they wake up between 4:45-5 AM to go to the gym, return home by 7:30 AM, and do various morning activities. Afternoons are spent attending more courses or working with teachers. Evenings usually include more classes or tasks at home followed by TV or relaxation. Weekends involve family activities like mass, meals together, and errands.
My dad´s typical day
My dad wakes up at 7 am, has a shower and gets dressed before eating toast and coffee for breakfast. He drives to the hospital where he works from 9 am to 3 pm, and comes home for lunch every day except Thursday when he eats out near the hospital. After work he likes to watch TV, sometimes irons clothes, and helps my mom around the house before going for a walk with the dogs and having dinner with the family at 10 pm, finally going to bed after reading a book.
My dad´s typical day
My dad wakes up at 7 am, has a shower and gets dressed before eating toast and coffee for breakfast. He drives to the hospital where he works from 9 am to 3 pm, and comes home for lunch every day except Thursday when he eats out near the hospital. After work he likes to watch TV, sometimes irons clothes, and helps my mom around the house before going for a walk with the dogs and having dinner with the family at 10 pm, finally going to bed after reading a book.
My dad´s typical day
My dad wakes up at 7 am, has a shower and gets dressed before eating toast and coffee for breakfast. He drives to the hospital where he works from 9 am to 3 pm, and comes home for lunch every day except Thursday when he eats out near the hospital. After work he likes to watch TV, sometimes irons clothes, and helps my mom around the house before going for a walk with the dogs and having dinner with the family at 10 pm, finally going to bed after reading a book.
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My mom´s typical day
- 1. MY MOM´S TYPICAL DAY
- 2. S he usually gets up at 6:30 am.
- 3. S he has breakfast at 6:45 am, she usually has toast for that.
- 4. She goes work at 7:30. She goes by car.
- 5. She arrives home with my brother at 15:00 and they meet me at home.
- 6. She goes to the kitchen for cooks the meal for us. We help her.
- 7. After lunch, all of us clean the kitchen.
- 8. After clean the kitchen, she studies and prepare the classes for her next day.
- 9. She sometimes goes running outside for relax her busy life.
- 10. When she arrives home after run or after do another activity, he has a shower.
- 11. She usually prepares dinner with us at 22:00. We help her for that work. Later, we have lunch all together.
- 12. After dinner, she cleans her teeth.
- 13. Then, she watches TV with us. We watch TV in the living room.
- 14. Finally she goes to bed at 23:00 moreless.