Daily Routines 1

Respuesta correcta: A) wake up

• A) wake upCorrect! 'wake up' is what you do at 6:00 AM, because your body rests during the night and the day has to start.
• B) go to sleep'go to sleep' belongs to the night, so it contradicts 'every morning' at 6:00 AM.
• C) watch TV'watch TV' is a relaxing activity of the evening, not the first thing you do after waking up.
• D) play football'play football' is a sport you practise, usually after school, and not your waking routine.

Respuesta correcta: B) brush

• A) dryYou dry your hair or your hands, never your teeth; the verb for teeth is 'brush'.
• B) brushCorrect! You brush your teeth with a toothbrush to clean them once you have eaten.
• C) wash'wash' goes with hands, face or dishes; after a meal the specific verb for teeth is 'brush'.
• D) comb'comb' is used for hair, while the teeth are cleaned with a toothbrush.

Respuesta correcta: C) take

• A) do'do' goes with tasks such as homework or the dishes; a shower is 'take a shower' in English.
• B) give'give' appears in 'give someone a shower'; the one who washes themselves takes a shower.
• C) takeCorrect! In English you 'take a shower', never 'do a shower'.
• D) make'make' is used for things you build, such as a bed or a decision, not for washing yourself.

Respuesta correcta: D) comb

• A) washYou wash your hair with water and shampoo, but the sentence says 'with a brush', which is for combing.
• B) cutCutting hair needs scissors, and the sentence gives you a brush, so 'cut' does not fit.
• C) paintYou paint a wall or a picture, never your hair; the brush here is a hairbrush.
• D) combCorrect! A brush is the tool you use to comb your hair, so the sentence is complete with 'comb'.

Respuesta correcta: A) make

• A) makeCorrect! 'make your bed' is the fixed expression for straightening the sheets and pillows when you get up.
• B) buyYou buy a bed in a shop, but you do not buy it again every morning before school.
• C) sellSelling is what someone else does to you, whereas you tidy your own bed before leaving.
• D) break'break' would damage the bed, the opposite of preparing it so you can sleep in it.

Respuesta correcta: B) have

• A) go'go' needs a place or a person, as in 'go to school'; you never 'go breakfast'.
• B) haveCorrect! In English you 'have breakfast', the standard phrase for the morning meal.
• C) take'take' goes with 'take a shower' or 'take a bus', and meals use 'have' or 'eat'.
• D) do'do' is used for tasks such as homework or the dishes, not for eating.

Respuesta correcta: C) put on

• A) washWashing is what you do in the laundry later; in the morning you put your clothes on.
• B) ironIroning is pressing out the creases after washing, not the act of dressing yourself.
• C) put onCorrect! 'put on' is the phrasal verb for getting dressed in a piece of clothing.
• D) take off'take off' is the opposite of 'put on', because it means to remove a piece of clothing.

Respuesta correcta: D) go

• A) come'come' points towards the speaker, as in 'come home'; travelling to school is 'go'.
• B) stay'stay' means to remain in one place, which is the opposite of travelling to school.
• C) runYou can run to school, but the sentence says 'by bus', which is a vehicle and not your own legs.
• D) goCorrect! 'go' is the verb of movement, and 'by bus' tells you how you travel there.