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Daily Routines — A2 Lesson 2 Writing exercises
Lesson 2 · Writing

Lesson 2 · Writing

Sentence Combining
Join the two sentences into one
1 / 10
Sentence Transformation
Rewrite using the word in brackets
1 / 10
Guided Writing
Write a sentence using the prompt
1 / 10
Translation
Translate from Russian into English
1 / 10
Micro-Writing
Write 2–3 sentences about yourself
1 / 10
Essay (Guided)

"My Daily Routine"

Write a short essay about your daily routine. Use the vocabulary from this lesson. Each part should be 2–4 sentences. Aim for 80–120 words total.

Introduction
Say who you are and what your day is usually like in general. Use: usually, always, often (adverbs of frequency).
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Body 1 — Morning & Daytime
Talk about the morning: when you get up, check your phone, do some exercise. Use: quite early, during the week, always/never/sometimes.
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Body 2 — Evening & Weekend
Talk about your evening: get home from work, prepare dinner, tidy your flat. And weekends: work at the weekend, have a busy social life, on Friday nights.
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Conclusion
Sum up: what do you like or dislike about your routine? Use: I enjoy / I don't do much / I prefer / the most similar to...
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Sample Answer
Sample

Introduction: My name is Anna and I have a busy routine. I usually wake up quite early and I always check my phone first thing in the morning.

Body 1: During the week I get up at seven and do some exercise. I don't always have time, but I never skip it on Friday. I quite often use English outside class — I want to get better.

Body 2: I usually get home from work at eight. I prepare dinner and sometimes tidy my flat. On Friday nights I don't do much — I prefer to have a little sleep and enjoy being outside on Saturday.

Conclusion: I enjoy my daily routine. I love having a busy social life, but I also need to look after myself. My routine is the most similar to my friend's in Warsaw — we both work long hours during the week.