Daily Routines 2

Respuesta correcta: A) come back

• A) come backCorrect. 'Come back' describes returning to a place, and 2:00 PM is the time of the return.
• B) leave'Leave' means going away from home, which is the opposite of coming back.
• C) wake up'Wake up' is the moment you open your eyes at the start of the day, not the moment you return.
• D) wash'Wash' needs an object, as in 'wash my hands'; on its own it does not mean arriving somewhere.

Respuesta correcta: B) do

• A) watchYou watch a movie, a game or TV, not homework.
• B) doCorrect. In English homework is 'done': 'I do my homework'.
• C) makeYou make something out of materials, like a cake or a kite; for homework we say 'do'.
• D) playYou play a game or a sport; homework is not something you play.

Respuesta correcta: C) watch

• A) lookYou 'look at' a thing, but for television the fixed expression is 'watch TV'.
• B) see'See' is used for something that comes into view by itself, as in 'I see a bird'; television is chosen, not spotted.
• C) watchCorrect. 'Watch TV' is the standard expression for what you do with a television.
• D) listenYou listen to a person or a radio; a television is watched.

Respuesta correcta: D) play

• A) studyYou study with books or at school, alone; with friends in a park you are playing.
• B) work'Work' refers to a job or a task, not to what you do with friends in a park.
• C) cook'Cook' takes food as its object, as in 'cook rice'.
• D) playCorrect. 'Play with' is the phrase used for spending time doing an activity together.

Respuesta correcta: A) have

• A) haveCorrect. Meals are 'had' in British and Colombian usage: 'I have dinner with my family'.
• B) do'Do' is used for tasks and homework, as in 'do my homework', but meals are 'had'.
• C) makeYou make a dish; the act of eating that meal is expressed with 'have'.
• D) go'Go' needs a destination, as in 'go home'; you do not 'go dinner'.

Respuesta correcta: B) put on

• A) buy'Buy' is for getting something at a shop, not for changing clothes in the bedroom.
• B) put onCorrect. 'Put on' is the phrasal verb for clothing yourself in something, as in 'put on my pajamas'.
• C) take off'Take off' is the opposite: it means removing a garment you are already wearing.
• D) wash'Wash' is for cleaning clothes with water, which is a different action.

Respuesta correcta: C) read

• A) speakYou speak a language; speaking a story aloud to yourself is not the expression for this.
• B) listenYou listen to a story when someone else tells it, but reading means following the words yourself.
• C) readCorrect. 'Read' is used when you follow the words of a story in a book, which is what happens before sleep.
• D) write'Write' means creating the text yourself, not following the words of someone else's story.

Respuesta correcta: D) go

• A) come'Come to sleep' is not the standard phrase; English uses the phrasal verb 'go to sleep'.
• B) wake up'Wake up' is the opposite: it means starting your day, not ending it.
• C) stay'Stay' means continuing to be somewhere, which does not fit going to bed.
• D) goCorrect. 'Go to sleep' is the standard expression, and 9:00 PM is a typical bedtime.