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    Practice English speaking about Daily Routines for beginners

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    You know basic words but freeze when speaking.

    You need time to think and form sentences.

    You're afraid of making mistakes.

    What you'll practice

    Learn simple phrases to describe your day.

    Practice telling time and talking about meals.

    Build vocabulary for everyday activities.

    Example conversation starters

    What time do you wake up?

    Do you eat breakfast?

    What do you do in the morning?

    What time do you go to work?

    Do you exercise?

    What do you do after work?

    Key phrases you'll actually use

    I wake up at 7 o'clock.

    Je me réveille à 7 heures.

    I eat breakfast at home.

    Je prends le petit-déjeuner à la maison.

    I go to work by bus.

    Je vais au travail en bus.

    I have lunch at 12.

    Je déjeune à midi.

    I come home at 6.

    Je rentre à 18 heures.

    I watch TV in the evening.

    Je regarde la télé le soir.

    Common mistakes to avoid

    Saying "I wake up at 7 hours" instead of "I wake up at 7 o'clock."

    Forgetting the third-person 's': "He wake up" instead of "He wakes up."

    Using present continuous for habits: "I am waking up at 7 every day" instead of simple present.

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