Describe Your Daily Routine in English Like a Native Speaker

Learn English daily activities with Kate and Martin! Practice real conversations about your daily routine, work, hobbies, and weekend activities. Perfect for beginners! ✨ In this English conversation lesson, you'll learn how to talk about daily activities naturally. Kate and Martin discuss morning routines, work activities, evening habits, and weekend plans using simple, practical English. 📚 What You'll Learn: ✅ Daily activities vocabulary (morning, work, evening routines) ✅ How to describe your daily schedule ✅ Common phrases about hobbies and free time ✅ Frequency words (always, usually, sometimes, never) ✅ How to ask "What do you do?" in English ✅ Weekend activities and routines ⏰ Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction to daily activities 2:30 - Morning routine vocabulary 5:45 - Work and daytime activities 9:15 - Evening activities and dinner 12:40 - Weekend activities and hobbies 16:20 - Frequency words (always, usually, often) 19:30 - Vocabulary review (routine, exercise, hobby, relax, schedule) 22:15 - How to ask about activities 24:40 - Question of the day 🎯 Perfect for: English learners (beginner to intermediate level) ESL and EFL students Anyone learning daily conversation English Students preparing for English speaking tests People who want to describe their daily life in English 💬 Question of the Day: What is your favorite weekend activity? Tell us in the comments below! We read every comment and love hearing from you. 💬 🔔 Subscribe for More English Lessons: #learnenglish #dailyactivitiesinenglish #englishconversation #esl #englishvocabulary #dailyroutine #speakenglish #englishpractice #learnenglishspeaking #englishlesson #dailyenglishboost #englishforbeginners #RoutineEnglish #englishspeaking #learnenglishonline learnenglish, daily activities, english conversation, daily routine, esl, english vocabulary, speak english, english practice, learn english speaking, english lesson, daily english, routine vocabulary, activities english, english for beginners, conversation practice