My Typical Day
Let's learn to tell the story of your day using routine verbs and time connectors like First and Then.
Morning Routine
Daytime & Work
Evening Routine
Time Connectors
"In" vs "At"
Do or Make?
Quick Check bolt
Mission track_changes
Mission track_changes
Mission track_changes
Storytelling Skills movie
Watch Teacher Sopheak describe a typical day. Listen to how the connectors make the story flow!
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Recent Questions
Hi Vireak! Yes, you can! "Eat lunch" is perfectly fine. However, native speakers use "have lunch" (and have breakfast, have dinner) much more often. It sounds very natural! restaurant
Is there a difference between "everyday" and "every day"?
Excellent question, Mina! Yes! "Every day" (two words) means 'each day' (e.g., I study every day). "Everyday" (one word) is an adjective that means 'normal' or 'routine' (e.g., This is my everyday coffee cup). local_cafe
Teacher, can I say "eat lunch" instead of "have lunch"?