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A1 · Elementary15 min
Daily routines
Learn 5 words for thematic vocabulary: get up, brush my teeth, have a shower, go to bed, get dressed.
get up /ɡet ʌp/
вставати з ліжка, wstań z łóżka, Raus aus dem Bett, sal de la cama, sortir du lit, alzarsi dal letto, saia da cama, yataktan kalk, اخرج من السرير, 起床, ベッドから出る, 침대에서 일어나, बिस्तर से बाहर निकलो, σηκωθείτε από το κρεβάτι, vstát z postele, ridică-te din pat, kom uit bed, gå upp ur sängen, לצאת מהמיטה, ადექი საწოლიდან
To leave your bed after sleeping.
“I get up at seven every morning.”
brush my teeth /brʌʃ maɪ tiːθ/
чистити зуби, umyj zęby, Putzen Sie Ihre Zähne, cepilla tus dientes, brosse-toi les dents, lavati i denti, escove os dentes, dişlerini fırçala, فرشاة أسنانك, 刷牙, 歯を磨く, 이를 닦다, अपने दाँत ब्रश करो, βουρτσίστε τα δόντια σας, čistit si zuby, spală-te pe dinți, poets je tanden, borsta tänderna, לצחצח שיניים, გაიხეხეთ კბილები
To clean my teeth using a toothbrush.
“I brush my teeth after breakfast.”
have a shower /hæv ə ˈʃaʊə/
приймати душ, wziąć prysznic, geh duschen, tomar una ducha, prendre une douche, fare una doccia, tome um banho, duş al, استحم, 洗澡, シャワーを浴びる, 샤워를 하다, स्नान करो, κάνε ένα ντους, osprchovat se, fă un duș, ga douchen, ta en dusch, להתקלח, შხაპის მიღება
To wash your body under falling water.
“I have a shower before work.”
go to bed /ɡəʊ tə bed/
лягати спати, idź do łóżka, Geh ins Bett, vete a la cama, aller au lit, vai a letto, vá para a cama, yatağa git, اذهب إلى السرير, 去睡觉吧, 寝ます, 잠자리에 들다, बिस्तर पर जाओ, πήγαινε για ύπνο, jít do postele, du-te la culcare, ga naar bed, gå och lägga dig, ללכת לישון, წადი დასაძინებლად
To get into bed in order to sleep.
“I go to bed at ten at night.”
get dressed /ɡet drest/
одягатися, ubierz się, zieh dich an, vestirse, s'habiller, vestirsi, vestir-se, giyin, أرتدي ملابسي, 穿好衣服, 服を着る, 옷을 입다, तैयार हो जाओ, ντύσου, obléknout se, îmbracă-te, kleed je aan, klä på dig, להתלבש, ჩაიცვი
To put clothes on your body.
“I get dressed before I leave my room.”
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get up: To leave your bed after sleeping. Example: I get up at seven every morning.
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brush my teeth: To clean my teeth using a toothbrush. Example: I brush my teeth after breakfast.
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have a shower: To wash your body under falling water. Example: I have a shower before work.
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go to bed: To get into bed in order to sleep. Example: I go to bed at ten at night.
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get dressed: To put clothes on your body. Example: I get dressed before I leave my room.
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get dressed: To put clothes on your body. Example: I get dressed before I leave my room.
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get up: To leave your bed after sleeping. Example: I get up at seven every morning.
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brush my teeth: To clean my teeth using a toothbrush. Example: I brush my teeth after breakfast.
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Correct answer: have a shower
have a shower: To wash your body under falling water. Example: I have a shower before work.
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go to bed: To get into bed in order to sleep. Example: I go to bed at ten at night.
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Correct answer: get dressed
get dressed: To put clothes on your body. Example: I get dressed before I leave my room.
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