Learn useful vocabulary to describe your daily routine and activities. This lesson contains over 30 daily routine words, each paired with a picture to help you easily understand and remember them. Expand your vocabulary by learning about daily activities with visual support!
Daily Routine Vocabulary
- Wake-up: The act of getting out of bed in the morning.
- Alarm clock: A device that makes a loud noise to wake you up at a specific time.
- Stretch: To extend your arms, legs, or body to relieve stiffness after sleeping.
- Yawn: To open one’s mouth wide and inhale deeply due to tiredness or boredom.
- Shower: To cleanse your body with water and soap.
- Brush: To clean your teeth using a toothbrush and toothpaste.
- Breakfast: The first meal of the day, usually eaten in the morning.
- Commute: The journey to work or school, typically by car, bus, train, or walking.
- Work: The tasks and responsibilities you perform at your job.
- Lunch: The midday meal, often eaten around noon.
- Break: A short rest or pause during the day.
- Nap: A short sleep taken during the day.
- Exercise: Physical activity to stay healthy and fit.
- Dinner: The evening meal, usually the last meal of the day.
- Relax: To unwind or take it easy after a long day.
- Read: To look at and understand the meaning of written or printed words.
- Bedtime: The time when you go to bed to sleep at night.
- Dream: A series of thoughts, images, and sensations that occur in your mind during sleep.
- Snore: To make a loud noise while sleeping due to blocked air passages.
- Tuck in: To make someone feel comfortable in bed by arranging blankets and sheets.
Daily Routine with Pictures
Our daily routines shape our days and establish our habits, making them the foundation of our existence. We reluctantly get out of bed each morning when the alarm clock buzzes, stretch, and try to shake off the slumber. We clean our teeth with a toothbrush in hand to begin the day with a bright smile. A cool shower afterwards aids in reawakening our senses. The most crucial meal of the day, breakfast gives us the energy we need for the morning.
| Daily Routine Vocabulary | Pictures |
| Wake up |  |
| Get up |  |
| Have a shower |  |
| Shave |  |
| Dry yourself |  |
| Brush your teeth |  |
| Wash your face |  |
| Rinse your face |  |
| Get dressed |  |
| Comb your hair |  |
| Put on Make-up |  |
| Have breakfast |  |
| Have a cup of tea |  |
| Go to work |  |
| Watch (TV) |  |
| Listen to the Radio |  |
| Read the paper |  |
| Have a bath | |
| Go to bed | |
| Sleep |  |
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Daily Routine Vocabulary
