Common phrases include 'to wake up,' 'to hit the snooze button,' 'to get up,' 'to get out of bed,' 'to make lunch,' 'to grab your keys,' 'to head out the door,' 'to get to work,' 'to chat with colleagues,' 'to head home,' and 'to get ready for bed.'
The word 'usually' indicates that the activities being described happen regularly, making it clear that the speaker is talking about their typical routine rather than a one-time event.
'Wake up' refers to the moment when you go from sleeping to being awake, while 'get up' means physically getting out of bed and starting your day.
Hitting the snooze button means pressing a button on your phone or alarm clock to stop the alarm temporarily and have it ring again after a few minutes, allowing for a bit more sleep.
The speaker usually makes eggs and toast for breakfast, though sometimes they have oatmeal instead. Occasionally, their partner Jen makes breakfast for them.
The speaker has an 11-minute commute to work, which they describe as a short and pleasant drive with no traffic.
After arriving at work, the speaker prepares for their day by checking notes, photocopying materials, and sometimes meeting with their boss or chatting with colleagues.
The speaker usually eats lunch at 11:45 AM, bringing a packed lunch to school. They eat in the staff room with coworkers and rarely go out for lunch.
After finishing their workday at 2 PM, the speaker heads home and works on YouTube-related tasks, such as replying to comments, writing lessons, shooting, and editing videos until around 5:30 PM.
The speaker makes supper at 5:30 PM, often taking turns with their partner Jen. After supper, they might go for a walk, watch YouTube, read a book, or watch TV. They get ready for bed at 9:30 PM and go to bed at 10 PM.
A very common thing to be asked when practicing your English conversation skills with a partner is to describe your typical day. In this English lesson I will help you learn the exact sentences you'll need to describe your day. You'll simply need to change the time and it will work for you! You'll learn the English phrases you can use to talk about all the things you usually do each day from Monday to Friday.In this English lesson you'll learn phrases like: to wake up, to hit the snooze button, to get up, to get out of bed, to get dress, to make lunch, to grab your keys, to head out the door, to get to work, to chat with colleagues, to head home, get ready for bed, and more.Note: This is the audio portion of a Youtube English lesson which you can watch right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIBXFihD09A) or by searching Youtube for, "Bob the Canadian Typical Day"
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