My Daily Life

break noun

a short time when you stop what you are doing to rest

a break (aa92)

I usually take a break at 3 o’clock.

I usually take a break at 3 o’clock.

call verb

to use a phone to talk to someone

to call (aa93)

I will call you when I get home.

I will call you when I get home.

clean verb

to remove the dirt from something

to clean (aa94)

I clean the bathroom every Saturday.

I clean the bathroom every Saturday.

come verb

to move to or arrive at a place

to come (aa95)

I come home from work at 5.

I come home from work at 5.

drive verb

to move a car or other vehicle

to drive (aa96)

I drive to work every day.

I drive to work every day.

go out verb

to leave your home to do something enjoyable

to go out (aa97)

Do you go out on weekends?

Do you go out on weekends?

help noun

something someone does to make things easier for you

a help (aa98)

I need help with my homework.

I need help with my homework.

help verb

to make it easier for someone to do something

to help (aa99)

Can I help you with your homework?

Can I help you with your homework?

listen to music phrase

to hear songs or music and give it your attention

listen to music (aa100)

I listen to music when I need to relax.

I listen to music when I need to relax.

meet verb

to come to the same place as someone

to meet (aa101)

We meet at the cafe every afternoon.

We meet at the cafe every afternoon.

often adverb

many times

often (aa102)

She doesn’t often go to the gym.

She doesn’t often go to the gym.

party noun

an event where people come together to enjoy themselves

a party (aa103)

I’m having a party at my house this weekend.

I’m having a party at my house this weekend.

plans noun

things you have decided to do; plural of plan

some plans (aa104)

Do you have any plans for tomorrow?

Do you have any plans for tomorrow?

read verb

to look at words and understand them

to read (aa105)

I read a book every evening before bed.

I read a book every evening before bed.

relax verb

to rest and become calm

to relax (aa106)

I’ll relax this weekend and do nothing.

I’ll relax this weekend and do nothing.

routine noun

the things you usually do every day

a routine (aa107)

My routine includes waking up early every day.

My routine includes waking up early every day.

shopping noun

the activity of going to shops to buy things

somw shopping (aa108)

Do you want to go shopping with me tomorrow?

Do you want to go shopping with me tomorrow?

shower noun

the act of washing your body under running water

a shower (aa109)

I take a shower every morning after waking up.

I take a shower every morning after waking up.

sleep verb

to rest with your eyes closed and your body not active

to sleep (aa110)

I don’t sleep well when I’m stressed.

I don’t sleep well when I’m stressed.

visit verb

to go to see a person or place

to visit (aa111)

We visit our grandparents every summer.

We visit our grandparents every summer.

wake up verb

to stop sleeping

to wake up (aa112)

I wake up at 6 every weekday.

I wake up at 6 every weekday.

wash verb

to clean something with water

to wash (aa113)

Who’s going to wash the dishes?

Who’s going to wash the dishes?

watch verb

to look at something for a period of time

to watch (aa114)

I watch TV after dinner every day.

I watch TV after dinner every day.

work noun

the place where you go to do your job

a work (aa115)

Do you drive to work or take the bus?

Do you drive to work or take the bus?

work verb

to do a job to earn money

to work (aa116)

I work as a teacher at a local school.

I work as a teacher at a local school.