What’s the difference between wake up and get up?
Wake up = go to bed; Get up = sleep again.
Wake up = stop sleeping; Get up = leave bed.
They are exactly the same.
Which of these routines can you do both in the morning and in the evening?
Pack your school bag
Have lunch
Brush your teeth.
Which order makes sense?
Wake up → Get up → Have breakfast.
Go to bed → Have dinner → Brush your teeth.
Get dressed → Have a shower → Put on pyjamas.
If someone says: “I usually catch the bus at 8,” what do they mean?
They go to school at 8 by car.
They always miss the bus.
They usually travel by bus at 8.
Which daily routine is most often done before school?
Do homework.
Have dinner.
Make the bed.
Which sentence is correct?
I usually getting up early.
I am usually get up early.
I usually get up early.
Which word matches the definition: “to prepare your bed neatly after sleeping”?
Make the bed.
Fix the bed
Do the bed
Which of these sentences is correct?
I often having a shower in the morning.
I often has a shower in the morning.
I often have a shower in the morning.
If someone says: “I always oversleep,” what does it mean?
They wake up too late.
They wake up too early.
They don’t sleep at all.
Which of these routines can be described as a chore at home?
Surf the internet.
Watch TV.
Wash the dishes.
Which activity usually requires a timetable?
Catching the bus.
Having breakfast.
Brushing your teeth.
What’s the opposite of “fall asleep early”?
Get up late.
Stay up late.
Wake up early.
We usually __________ breakfast together.
Have
At school, I always __________ notes in class.
makes
takes
Correct the mistake: He go to school by bus every day.
He goes to school by bus every day.
__________ your brother brush his teeth before breakfast?
Does your brother brush his teeth before breakfast?
