Learning about “morning routines” can really help you, an ESL learner, settle into daily life in a new environment. Think about it: knowing what time people typically get up, how they prepare for the day, and their usual breakfast habits can make a big difference! Plus, thinking about how other people structure their mornings might even inspire you to create a more productive and less stressful routine of your own. I’m confident that the vocabulary we cover today will come in handy as you navigate your own mornings in a new culture. Let’s jump right in!

5 TERMS

1. Alarm (Noun): A device used to wake someone up, typically at a set time in the morning.

2. To-do listmass (Noun): A list of tasks or things that need to be done, often created in the morning to plan the day.

3. Commute (Noun / Verb): The act of traveling to and from work or school.

4. Hydrate (Verb): To drink liquids, especially water, to maintain proper body function after waking up.

5. Stretch (Verb): To extend or straighten one's body or limbs to increase flexibility, often done after waking up.

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