He ... late at night.
He goes to bed late at night.
He ... after college.
He goes home after college.
She ... every morning.
She puts on make-up every morning.
He ... at the weekend.
He relaxes at the weekend.
He ... for 8 hours.
He sleeps for 8 hours.
She ... every night.
She has a bath every night.
Children like to ... for dinner.
Children like to have pizza for dinner.
He ... after he wakes up.
He has / takes a shower after he wakes up.
He ... at home.
He has breakfast at home.
They ... on Friday night.
They see friends on Friday night.
A child ... on his own.
A child gets dressed on his own.
He ... at 6:30 in the morning.
He gets up at 6:30 in the morning.
They ... at college.
They learn Italian at college.
She ... after work.
She checks emails after work.
Children are happy when they ... .
Children are happy when they get home.
She ... at 8:50 am.
She gets to work at 8:50 am.
He ... at the weekend.
He goes shopping at the weekend.
They ... at 9 o'clock.
They start work at 9 o'clock.
She ... at sunrise.
She wakes up at sunrise.
He ... at noon.
He takes the dog for a walk at noon.
He ... in the morning.
He has a shave in the morning.
She ... in the morning.
She has coffee in the morning.
He usually ... .
He usually walks to work.
Clara ... in the evening.
Clara does housework in the evening.
They ... .
They go to work by bus.
He ... on Saturdays.
He makes dinner on Saturdays.
She ... at work.
She has lunch at work.
She ... at 5 pm.
She finishes work at 5 pm.