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Everyday Life

The document provides vocabulary related to everyday life, including typical weekday and weekend routines, activities at school, meals, hobbies, and eating habits. It includes vocabulary for mornings, afternoons, evenings, weekends and holidays. Examples are given for breakfast foods, school activities, after school activities, weekend activities, and hobbies. Phrases are also included for expressing preferences regarding days and meals.

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Everyday Life

The document provides vocabulary related to everyday life, including typical weekday and weekend routines, activities at school, meals, hobbies, and eating habits. It includes vocabulary for mornings, afternoons, evenings, weekends and holidays. Examples are given for breakfast foods, school activities, after school activities, weekend activities, and hobbies. Phrases are also included for expressing preferences regarding days and meals.

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(7) EVERYDAY LIFE

(vocabulary)
EVERYDAY LIFE – Vocabulary

1.1 Typical weekday morning routine

brush/clean (my) teeth – check (my) email/Facebook – comb/brush (my) hair – do some

exercise – eat (breakfast) on the way to school – feed (my) pets – get dressed – get up at ... /

get up early – go to the bathroom – finish (my) homework – have breakfast – leave for

school – prepare breakfast – put on (a piece of clothes) – rush – shave – take a

(long/quick) shower – wake (sb) up – walk the dog – wash (my) face

1.2 Typical breakfast

bacon – biscuits – bread – butter – cake – cereals – cheese – croissants – doughnuts – (soft-

boiled / hard-boiled / scrambled / fried) eggs – fruit – honey – jam – Kaiser rolls –

marmalade – musli – rolls – salami – sausages – vegetables – yoghurt

cocoa – coffee – milk – tea

containers: a cup of – a glass of – a mug of – a bowl of – a piece of – a pot of – a slice of

1.3 Typical day at school

arrive at school – the bell rings – (during) the break – change (my) shoes – chat with friends

– come to school – eat a snack – finish early/late – finish school at ... – get to school – go for

lunch – go to the classroom – at lunchtime – play games on my phone/laptop – prepare for

the lesson(s) – school cafeteria/canteen – send messages – study – take off (my) jacket – talk

with my friends

1.4 Me and my schoolmates

be on (my) own – (do not) get on well with – have known (each other) since/for ...
1.5 After school / when I get home / typical weekday evening routine

arrive home from school – change (my) clothes – do (my) homework – get home from

school – go out – go shopping – go to bed early/late – go to see a friend – go to the gym –

hang out with (my) friends – have floorball practice – have a part-time job – help (my)

parents – go home – read my emails – relax – ride (my) bike/motorbike/skateboard – spend

the afternoon/evening (doing sth) – stay at home – stay inside – straight after school – study

– take a nap – tidy (my) room – watch a film – watch TV

1.6 At the weekend

when: after lunch – at night/noon/midnight – in the morning/afternoon/evening –

on Saturday/Sunday

do chores around the house – do some extra work – do the housework – go for a hike – go

hiking – go skiing/skating (in the winter) – go to the cinema – go to the shopping mall –

have a family lunch – help (my) parents – read a book/comic... – sleep till... – spend time on

the computer – spend time with friends – study – visit (my) grandparents – visit the weekend

house/the cottage – watch TV – work – write some emails

1.7 During the holidays

when: during the spring break – during the summer holidaysattend language courses –

catch up on my studies – go abroad – go camping – go hiking – go skiing – go swimming –

go to the cinema – go to concerts – go to music festivals – go to the mountains – have a

summer job – play sport – see (my) family – stay at home – stay at (our) weekend

house/cottage – visit friends/family – visit relatives – watch films

1.8 Weekdays vs. weekends vs. holidays

adjectives: boring – busy – hectic – interesting – packed with activities – relaxing –

stimulating – stressful – (without worries)


activities: do homework – do sports – go on trips – go to school – have (no) time for myself

– whizz by – (have to) work – see (my) friends – study – zoom

other: There is (no) difference between my weekdays and weekends, because I ...

1.9 The most / least favourite day

expressing preferences: love – like – don’t like – dislike – hate

why: because... I can go out – I have time to see friends – I can relax – I (don’t) have to go

to school and do homework – I have to prepare for school – it’s the start/end of the week –

we have double Maths/Czech... – I have ... class at school/in the afternoon

1.10 Hobbies / interests

art classes – band – dance – drama classes – football team – friends – hiking – horse riding –

learning languages – movies – music lessons – rock climbing – scouts – sports – tennis club

1.11 Eating habits

eat a big meal in one go – eat a proper full meal – eat whenever I feel hungry – get used to

having food at a certain time – have time to sit and eat – have conversations around the table

– have regular mealtimes – listen to (my) body – sit down together – snack through the day

expressing preferences: I love – I like – I don’t like – I dislike – I enjoy – I prefer

1.12 My ideal day

If I had the chance, I would (definitely) ...

ask sb (to do sth) – call sb – do nothing – do/play sports – finish ... – make a trip (to...) – go

out with friends – invite sb (for...) – relax – spend (most of) the time (doing sth) – try to... –

use that time to... – visit sb

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