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These form the structure of everyday life.  \nQuestions  \n1. 'She   breakfast at 7:30 every morning. '  \nA) has  \nB) does  \nC) makes  \nD) gets  \n2. What does 'get dressed' mean?  \nA) sit down while wearing clothes  \nB) put on clothes  \nC) wake up  \nD) eat breakfast  \n3. 'I   a shower every morning. '  \nA) do  \nB) make  \nC) take  \nD) go  \n4. Which is a typical bedtime routine?  \nA) have breakfast  \nB) brush teeth, read, go to bed  \nC) exercise at the gym  \nD) go to work  \n5. Write a simple daily routine: 'I wake up at 7am, then…'  \n6. What's the difference between 'have breakfast' and 'eat breakfast'?  \n7. How do you describe doing exercise as a daily routine?  \n8. Define: What's a daily routine?  \n9. Define: How do you say 'uyanmak' in English?  \n10. Define: Common morning activities?  \nStudy this topic with an AI tutor + Apple Pencil in Notek:  \n[https://apps.apple.com/app/id6766946341](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6766946341)  \nAnswer Key  \n1. A) has — 'Has breakfast' is the correct phrase for eating the morning meal.  \n2. B) put on clothes — 'Get dressed' means to put on your clothes, usually after waking or showering.  \n3. C) take — 'Take a shower' is the correct phrase; 'do' or 'make' are wrong here.  \n4. B) brush teeth, read, go to bed — Evening routine includes: brush teeth, read or relax, then goto bed.  \n5. I wake up at 7 am. I brush my teeth and take a shower. I eat breakfast at 7:30 am. I go to work/school at 8:30 am. I work until 5 pm, eat dinner at 6 pm, and go to bed at 11 pm.  \n6. Both mean the same thing in context. 'Have breakfast' is more common in British English. 'Eat breakfast' is also correct but 'have' sounds more natural. Other meals: have lunch, have dinner, have a snack.  \n7. 'I exercise every morning' or 'I go to the gym. ' 'I run for 30 minutes' or 'I do yoga. ' 'I work out' is casual and common. Time can be specific: 'I exercise at 6 am before work. '  \n8. Regular, habitual activities done every day: waking, eating, working, exercising, sleeping.  \n9. 'Wake up' (verb + particle) . 'I wake up at 7 am. '  \n10. Wake up, brush teeth, shower, get dressed, have breakfast, go to work/school.  \nBounlu  \nAll cards, step-by-step solutions and an AI tutor are in the Notek app.  \nPromy turns exam dates into automatic reminders.","cbCaiak7hj8rN9Qp","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiak7hj8rN9Qp","pdf",26975,"English","# What Are Daily Routines and Activities?\n## Questions\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What does “daily routines and activities” mean?\",\"answer\":\"Daily routines and activities are recurring tasks and habits people do regularly, such as getting up, brushing teeth, eating meals, working, exercising, and going to bed.\"},{\"question\":\"What does “get dressed” mean in English?\",\"answer\":\"“Get dressed” means to put on your clothes, usually after waking up or after a shower.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the difference between “have breakfast” and “eat breakfast”?\",\"answer\":\"In context they mean the same thing. “Have breakfast” is more common in British English, while “eat breakfast” is also correct but “have” sounds more natural.\"}]","What Are Daily Routines and Activities? - Worksheet - Questions | PDF",1790828527]