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Daily Routines — A2 English Lesson

📅 2026-09-30📊 A2 Elementary📚 15 new words🎧 daily podcast

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alarm
alarm /uh-LARM/
noun
a clock that wakes you with a loud sound
"My alarm rings at six thirty."
shower
shower /SHOU-er/
noun
washing your body under running water
"I take a shower every morning."
brush
brush /BRUSH/
verb
to clean with a brush
"I brush my teeth twice a day."
breakfast
breakfast /BREK-fust/
noun
the first meal of the day
"We eat breakfast at eight o'clock."
lunch
lunch /LUNCH/
noun
the meal in the middle of the day
"I have lunch at noon."
dinner
dinner /DIN-ur/
noun
the meal in the evening
"We eat dinner at seven."
traffic
traffic /TRAF-ik/
noun
many cars on the road at the same time
"The traffic is bad today."
office
office /OF-is/
noun
a place where people work
"She works in a big office."
tired
tired /TYRD/
adjective
needing rest, with no energy
"I am tired after work."
hungry
hungry /HUNG-gree/
adjective
wanting to eat food
"The children are hungry."
hurry
hurry /HUR-ee/
verb
to go fast because you are late
"Hurry up, we are late!"
wake
wake /WAYK/
verb
to stop sleeping
"I wake at six every day."
cook
cook /KUK/
verb
to make food with heat
"He cooks dinner every night."
clean
clean /KLEEN/
verb
to make things tidy and not dirty
"We clean the house on Saturday."
sleep
sleep /SLEEP/
verb
to rest at night with closed eyes
"Babies sleep a lot."
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📝Grammar: Past simple: regular verbs

We use the past simple for finished actions in the past. Words like yesterday, last night, and this morning often come with it. For regular verbs, add -ed to the verb: work -> worked, clean -> cleaned, cook -> cooked. Watch the spelling. Verbs ending in -e add only -d: like -> liked. Verbs ending in consonant + y change y to i: hurry -> hurried, study -> studied. Short verbs double the last letter: stop -> stopped, plan -> planned. For negatives, use did not (didn't) + the verb: I did not sleep well. For questions, put Did at the start: Did you cook dinner?

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This is a A2 Elementary (A2) English lesson from Muse English's daily series on 2026-09-30.

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