My Daily Schedule
Vocabulary
Read each word out loud.
stay up
/steÉȘ Êp/
phrasal verb
to stay awake late at night
Example:
I stay up late on Fridays to watch movies with my mom and dad.
wake up
/ËweÉȘkËÊp/
phrasal verb
to stop sleeping and get out of bed
Example:
I usually wake up at ten in the morning.
relax
/ÉčÉȘËlĂŠks/
verb
to rest and feel calm
Example:
I like to relax by reading my favorite book.
sometimes
/ËsÊmtaÉȘmz/
adverb
not always; some of the time
Example:
Sometimes I read a book at night.
usually
/ËjuÊuÉli/
adverb
most of the time
Example:
I usually go for a walk after dinner.
never
/ËnÉvÉ/
adverb
not at any time; 0% of the time
Example:
I never eat meat.
always
/ËÉlweÉȘz/
adverb
every time; all the time; 100% of the time
Example:
She always takes her dog to the park.
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Story
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Audio recorded by Thomas
My Daily Schedule
I usually wake up at 9 a.m.
I never wake up before 9 a.m.
I usually eat breakfast at 10 a.m.
I always start work at 11 a.m.
I usually eat lunch at 3 p.m.
Sometimes, I finish work at 8 p.m. and sometimes, I finish work at 9:30 p.m.
I always relax after work.
Sometimes I watch TV and sometimes I read a book.
I usually go to sleep at 1 a.m.
Sometimes, I stay up until 2 a.m.
I never stay up later than 2 a.m.
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Conversation Practice
Working with a tutor? Try asking or answering these questions out loud with them.
Working alone? Try speaking your answers out loud or write them in the lesson discussion below.
1. What time do you usually wake up?
2. What time do you usually eat lunch?
3. What do you do to relax after work or school?
4. Do you stay up late? What do you do?
5. What do you never do in the morning?
Written by:
Thomas
Lesson updated:
October 18, 2026