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My Daily Routine in La Réunion
Level: A2 · 5 minutes · Teens & Adults
💡 Today’s Idea
We use the Present Simple to describe habits and routines.
Subject + base verb (he/she/it → +s): I wake up at 7. She drinks coffee.
Subject + base verb (he/she/it → +s): I wake up at 7. She drinks coffee.
📖 From My Experience
Since moving to La Réunion from Australia via France, I learned that routine is not boring — it is protective. My psychiatrist here talks about rhythm: same wake time, same walk, same writing hour. For someone with bipolar I, the daily routine is not a schedule. It is the structure that keeps everything else from falling apart. I walk 40 minutes every morning before I write. The Indian Ocean is ten minutes away. That detail in the routine keeps it real.
📚 Examples
- I wake up at 7:00.
- I have coffee and fruit.
- I walk along the seafront.
- I write for one hour.
- My daughter plays in the afternoon.
- We eat dinner at 7:30.
✏️ Try It! (2 minutes)
Write 5 sentences about YOUR daily routine. Use: I ___ at ___.
Then say them aloud to check the -s ending for he/she/it.
🎯 Quick Quiz
He ___ coffee every morning. (drink)
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