DAILY ROUTINES (WAKE UP, EAT, SLEEP)

Conversation

Ali: What time do you wake up?
Sara: I wake up at 7 o’clock.
Ali: What do you do after that?
Sara: I eat breakfast.
Ali: What do you do at night?
Sara: I sleep at 9 o’clock.

 

Story: A Day with Sara

Sara is a young girl.
She wakes up at 7 o’clock in the morning.
She goes to the kitchen to eat her breakfast.
After school, she plays with her friends.
At night, she goes to bed and sleeps at 9 o’clock.
Sara is happy every day!

 

Vocabulary Table

Word	Meaning
wake up	to stop sleeping
eat	to take food into your mouth and swallow it
sleep	to rest your body with your eyes closed
morning	the early part of the day
night	the dark part of the day when we sleep

Word Family

Base Word	Noun	Verb	Adjective	Adverb
wake	wake	wake up	awake	—
eat	eating	eat	edible	—
sleep	sleep	sleep	sleepy	sleepily
play	play	play	playful	playfully

 

Exercises

Exercise 1: Circle the correct word

1.     I (eat / sleep) breakfast in the morning.

2.     I (wake up / sleep) at 7 o’clock.

3.     I (sleep / wake up) at night.

4.     I (eat / play) lunch at noon.

Answer Key:

4. eat 3. sleep 2. wake up 1. eat

 

Exercise 2: Complete the sentences

1.     I ______ up in the morning.

2.     I ______ breakfast.

3.     I ______ at night.

4.     I ______ in my bed.

Answer Key:

4. sleep 3. sleep 2. eat 1. wake

 

Exercise 3: True or False

1.     Sara wakes up at 9 o’clock.

2.     Sara eats breakfast in the morning.

3.     Sara sleeps at night.

4.     Sara wakes up in the evening.

Answer Key:

4. False 3. True 2. True 1. False

 

Exercise 4: Cross-Matching

A	B
1. Wake up	a. At night
2. Eat	b. In the morning
3. Sleep	c. Take food
4. Play	d. Have fun

Answer Key:
4 → d 3 → a 2 → c 1 → b