Person A

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 391.

Read through these two morning routines. Underline the correct alternatives. Which person is most like you?

Now compare with a partner. What are the differences?

Think about your morning routine from the moment you get out of bed to the moment you leave the house.

Work in pairs or small groups. Discuss the questions about your daily routine.

What's a typical day for you? Look at the activities below and fill in the time you spend on each activity.

· sleep........

• study.......
• exercise.......
• watch television.......
• surf the Internet.......
• do housework.......

1. When do you usually get up on weekdays?

2. What's the first thing you do in the morning?

3. When do you have breakfast?

4. What kind of breakfast do you usually have?

5. Do you have tea or coffee for breakfast?

6. How do you get to university?

7. How long does itusually take you?

8. When do your classes start?

9. When do you have your lunch break?

10. How long does it last?

11. Where do you have lunch?

12. When is your working day over?

13. What do you like doing in the evenings?

14. When do you do your homework?

15. What time do you go to bed?

16. What do you like doing in your spare time?

17. What don't you like doing at all?

18. Do you go out on Friday evenings? Where do you usually go out?

19. Do you like staying at home? What do you do then?

20. What do you do at weekends?

· What do you do? What order do you do things in?

• How long does each activity usually take you?

My alarm goes off early, and it takes me ten minutes to eat my breakfast, drink two cups of coffee, have a shower, pack my bag and read the post and thirty minutes to (1) get dressed / wear.I start thinking about what I'm going to (2) get dressed / wearwhile I have my breakfast. After a shower, I (3) put on/ wearmy underwear and then I look in my wardrobe and choose a pair of trousers. If they still (4) fit/ lookme, I put them on. If they feel a bit tight around the waist, I (5) try them on / take them offand spend a few minutes feeling guilty about all those chocolates I had last night. Then, I choose a looser pair of trousers and think about a top that (6) goes with / fitsit. I usually (7) have on/ try ontwo or three tops before I find one that (8) looks / wearsright and (9) feels / fitscomfortable. Finding a pair of socks usually takes about five minutes – I can find two dozen odd pairs, but none that (10) look / match.By now, I'm late.