Daily routine

🕒 Daily Routines & Time

Learn how to talk about your daily routine and tell the time in English.

📸 Example Comics

📚 Daily Routine Vocabulary

✔ get up
✔ wake up
✔ have breakfast
✔ go to school
✔ start work
✔ have lunch
✔ go home
✔ have dinner
✔ go to bed
✔ take a shower
✔ brush your teeth
✔ watch TV
✔ check your phone
✔ do homework
✔ go to the gym
✔ clean your room
✔ cook dinner
✔ go out with friends
✔ take a nap
✔ play video games

🕒 How to Tell the Time

Basic Times

  • 5:00 → five o’clock
  • 7:30 → seven thirty
  • 10:15 → ten fifteen

Special Expressions

  • 6:15 → a quarter past six
  • 8:30 → half past eight
  • 9:45 → a quarter to ten

Important Rule

Use "at" with time:

  • I get up at 7:00
  • She has lunch at 12:30

🗣️ Useful Sentences

  • What time do you get up?
  • I get up at 7:00
  • He goes to bed at 10:00
  • She has lunch at 1:00

🎯 Your Task

Create your own comic strip with a funny or strange daily routine.

  • Draw 4–6 panels
  • Write one sentence in each panel
  • Use time in every sentence
  • Use: He / She + verb + at + time

Example:

He eats pizza at 3:00 a.m.

💡 Be creative and have fun!

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