📘 Part of the Complete English Course · Beginner (A1), week 3
1. Learn the words
Press 🔊 to hear the word and the example. Say each one out loud.
| Word | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| wake up | stop sleeping | I wake up at six. |
| get up | get out of bed | I get up at half past six. |
| have a shower | wash your body under water | I have a shower every morning. |
| get dressed | put on your clothes | I get dressed after breakfast. |
| breakfast | the morning meal | I have toast for breakfast. |
| lunch | the midday meal | We have lunch at one. |
| dinner | the evening meal | Dinner is at seven. |
| go to work | travel to your job | I go to work by train. |
| finish | stop doing something | I finish work at five. |
| relax | rest and do easy things | I relax in the evening. |
| go to bed | get into bed to sleep | I go to bed at ten. |
| morning | the early part of the day | I study in the morning. |
| afternoon | after 12 o'clock until evening | I'm free this afternoon. |
| evening | the end of the day | We watch TV in the evening. |
| weekend | Saturday and Sunday | What do you do on the weekend? |
| usually | most of the time | I usually walk to work. |
2. Practise with flashcards
Read the meaning and type the missing word. Words you find hard come back sooner.
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3. Check yourself
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Frequently asked questions
What are the most useful English words for daily routine and time?
Start with these 16 words, including wake up, get up, have a shower, get dressed. Each has a simple meaning, an example sentence and audio.
What's the best way to learn new English words?
Listen and say each word out loud, use the flashcards for a few minutes a day (hard words come back sooner), then write your own example sentence.
What level are these words?
They're Beginner (A1) words, from week 3 of the free Complete English Course.