Semaine 1 Jour 2: Vocabulary related to daily routines
SEMAINE 1 · JOUR 2 · NIVEAU A2/B1
Vocabulary Related to Daily Routines
Enrichis ton vocabulaire des activités quotidiennes
👋 Introduction
Aujourd'hui, tu vas enrichir ton vocabulaire lié aux activités quotidiennes. Ces mots te permettront de parler naturellement de ta journée, à l'oral comme à l'écrit.
🎯 Objectif du jour
À la fin de cette séance, tu seras capable de :
- nommer les activités de ta routine ;
- comprendre ces mots à l'oral ;
- les utiliser dans des phrases simples au Present Simple.
Regarde cette vidéo deux fois avant de commencer ton apprentissage de ce jour.
| English | French | Example sentence |
|---|---|---|
| wake up | se réveiller | I wake up at 6 o'clock every day. |
| get up | se lever | She gets up before sunrise. |
| brush one's teeth | se brosser les dents | He brushes his teeth twice a day. |
| take a shower | prendre une douche | I take a shower in the morning. |
| get dressed | s'habiller | He gets dressed after his shower. |
| have breakfast | prendre le petit-déjeuner | They have breakfast at 7 a.m. |
| go to work / school | aller au travail / à l'école | We go to school by bus. |
| have lunch | déjeuner | She has lunch at noon. |
| take a nap | faire une sieste | He takes a nap after lunch. |
| do homework | faire ses devoirs | The children do their homework at 4 p.m. |
| have dinner | dîner | We have dinner together as a family. |
| watch TV | regarder la télévision | She watches TV in the evening. |
| read a book | lire un livre | He reads a book before bed. |
| go to bed | aller se coucher | I go to bed at 10 p.m. |
| fall asleep | s'endormir | She falls asleep quickly. |
On utilise le Present Simple pour parler d'habitudes, de routines et de faits généralement vrais.
✔ Affirmative : Subject + verb (base form) → I wake up early.
✔ He/She/It : Subject + verb + -s/-es → She watches TV.
✖ Negative : Subject + do/does + not + verb → He doesn't eat breakfast.
? Question : Do/Does + subject + verb? → Do you go to school by bus?
✔ He/She/It : Subject + verb + -s/-es → She watches TV.
✖ Negative : Subject + do/does + not + verb → He doesn't eat breakfast.
? Question : Do/Does + subject + verb? → Do you go to school by bus?
Adverbs of frequency (placés avant le verbe principal) :
always (100%) → usually → often → sometimes → rarely → never (0%)
Example: She always brushes her teeth after dinner.
Example: He sometimes takes a nap in the afternoon.
Example: She always brushes her teeth after dinner.
Example: He sometimes takes a nap in the afternoon.
Time expressions (en début ou fin de phrase) :
in the morning · in the afternoon · in the evening · at night
at 7 a.m. · every day · on weekdays · on weekends · at noon
at 7 a.m. · every day · on weekdays · on weekends · at noon
📌 Word bank : wakes up · goes · has · brushes · takes · falls
Clique sur les mots dans l'ordre pour reconstruire la phrase. Clique sur un mot placé pour le renvoyer.
Kevin is a student. He wakes up at 7 a.m. every day. First, he takes a shower and gets dressed. Then he has breakfast — usually cereal and fruit juice. He goes to school at 8 a.m. and has lunch at school at noon. After school, he does his homework from 5 to 6 p.m. In the evening, he sometimes watches TV or reads a book. He goes to bed at 10 p.m. and falls asleep quickly.
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