Daily Routines Study Notes

Alarm goes off: The starting point of the daily routine; signifies waking up.
To wake up: The action of becoming conscious after sleep.
To get up: The action of physically rising from the bed.
To take / have a shower: Personal hygiene practice involving water.
To take / have a bath: Similar to shower but typically involves soaking in water.
To put on make-up: The process of applying cosmetic products to the face for enhancement.
To shave: Removing facial hair, typically for men.
To wash your hair: Cleaning the hair with shampoo and water.
To dry your hair: Using a towel or hairdryer to remove moisture from the hair.
To iron a shirt: The act of using an iron to remove wrinkles from clothing.
To get dressed: The overall process of putting on clothes.
To brush your teeth: Performing oral hygiene to clean teeth and gums.
To wash your face: Cleaning the face, often as part of a daily skincare routine.
To brush your hair: Detangling and styling the hair with a brush.
To make the bed: The act of straightening and tidying the bed after waking up.

To have / eat breakfast: The first meal of the day, typically consumed in the morning.

To do the housework: Engaging in various cleaning and organizing activities within the home.

To leave the house: The action of exiting the home to begin the day’s activities.
To go to work: Transitioning to one's place of employment.
To go to school: Transitioning to one’s educational institution.