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Hello
everyone
and
welcome
back
to
Mr.
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English
Channel.
I'm
Emily.
Hi
Emily.
Hi
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everyone.
It's
great
to
be
here
again.
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It's
wonderful
to
have
you
back,
Paul.
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And
to
all
our
amazing
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listeners,
thank
you
for
tuning
in.
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Today
we
have
a
super
simple
and
useful
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topic
for
you
beginners
out
there.
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That's
right,
Emily.
We're
going
to
talk
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about
our
day.
You
know,
the
things
we
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do
every
day.
It's
a
fantastic
way
to
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learn
some
basic
verbs
and
vocabulary.
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Exactly.
Before
we
start,
if
you
enjoy
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us,
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So,
feel
free
to
leave
a
comment
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about
your
day
or
anything
you're
1:03
learning.
Okay,
Paul,
are
you
ready
to
1:06
talk
about
what
we
do
during
the
day?
1:08
Absolutely,
Emily.
Let's
start
with
the
1:11
morning.
What
do
you
usually
do
in
the
1:14
morning?
Well,
the
first
thing
I
do
is
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wake
up.
I
usually
wake
up
around
7:00.
1:22
7:00?
That's
a
good
time.
I
sometimes
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wake
up
a
little
earlier
around
6:30.
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Wow,
you're
an
early
bird,
Paul.
After
I
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wake
up,
I
get
out
of
bed.
Me,
too.
Get
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out
of
bed
is
a
very
important
phrase.
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That's
right.
After
that,
I
go
to
the
1:41
bathroom.
I
brush
my
teeth
and
wash
my
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face.
Brush
my
teeth
and
wash
my
face.
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These
are
also
very
common
actions.
1:51
That's
right.
After
that,
I
go
to
the
1:55
kitchen.
Ah,
the
kitchen.
What
do
you
do
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in
the
kitchen
in
the
morning?
I
usually
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make
breakfast.
Make
breakfast.
What
do
2:05
you
usually
have
for
breakfast,
Emily?
I
2:08
often
have
coffee
and
toast.
Sometimes
I
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eat
fruit,
too,
like
a
banana
or
an
2:14
apple.
Coffee
and
toast.
Simple
and
2:18
delicious.
I
usually
have
tea
and
some
2:21
cereal.
Nice.
After
breakfast,
I
get
2:25
dressed.
Get
dressed.
That
means
you
put
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on
your
clothes.
2:31
Exactly.
I
choose
my
clothes
for
the
day
2:34
and
put
them
on.
And
what
do
you
do
2:37
after
you
get
dressed,
Emily?
Well,
if
2:40
I'm
going
out,
I
might
put
on
my
shoes
2:42
and
my
coat.
Put
on
my
shoes
and
put
on
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my
coat.
Very
good.
Then
I
usually
leave
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the
house.
Leave
the
house.
Where
do
you
2:53
usually
go
when
you
leave
the
house
in
2:55
the
morning?
I
usually
go
to
work.
I
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work
in
an
office.
Go
to
work.
I
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sometimes
work
from
home,
but
sometimes
3:06
I
also
go
to
an
office.
That's
3:09
interesting.
So
Paul,
what
do
you
do
in
3:12
the
morning?
Can
you
tell
us
about
your
3:14
routine?
Sure.
I
wake
up
around
6:30.
3:18
Then
I
get
out
of
bed
and
go
to
the
3:20
bathroom.
I
wash
my
face
and
brush
my
3:23
teeth.
After
that,
I
go
to
the
kitchen
3:26
and
make
tea
and
have
cereal
for
3:28
breakfast.
Then
I
get
dressed.
If
I
need
3:32
to
go
to
the
office,
I
put
on
my
shoes
3:34
and
maybe
a
jacket.
Then
I
leave
the
3:37
house
and
go
to
work.
That's
a
great
3:39
morning
routine,
Paul.
We
used
a
lot
of
3:42
important
verbs
there.
Wake
up.
Get
out
3:45
of
bed.
Go
to
the
bathroom.
Brush
my
3:49
teeth.
Wash
my
face.
Go
to
the
kitchen.
3:52
Make
breakfast.
Have
breakfast.
Get
3:55
dressed.
Put
on
shoes.
Put
on
a
coat.
3:59
Leave
the
house.
Go
to
work.
Yes,
those
4:02
are
very
useful
verbs
for
beginners.
4:05
Let's
talk
about
what
we
do
during
the
4:07
day.
Emily,
what
do
you
do
at
work?
At
4:10
work,
I
usually
sit
at
my
desk
and
work
4:14
on
my
computer.
I
answer
emails
and
4:18
write
reports.
Sit
at
my
desk,
work
on
4:22
my
computer,
answer
emails,
and
write
4:26
reports.
These
are
all
things
many
4:29
people
do
at
work.
That's
right.
4:32
Sometimes
I
also
have
meetings
with
my
4:34
colleagues.
Have
meetings.
Meetings
are
4:38
when
people
get
together
to
talk
about
4:40
work.
Exactly.
What
about
you,
Paul?
4:43
What
do
you
do
during
the
day?
4:45
Especially
if
you
work
from
home.
If
I
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work
from
home,
I
also
sit
at
my
desk
4:51
and
use
my
computer.
I
might
write
4:53
articles
or
prepare
lessons.
Sometimes
I
4:57
have
online
meetings.
Write
articles,
5:00
prepare
lessons,
and
online
meetings.
5:04
Very
useful.
Yes.
5:06
And
then
usually
around
lunchtime,
I
5:11
have
lunch.
Have
lunch.
What
do
you
5:14
usually
eat
for
lunch,
Paul?
I
often
5:16
have
a
sandwich
or
a
salad.
Something
5:20
light.
A
sandwich.
A
salad
sounds
5:23
healthy.
I
sometimes
bring
my
lunch
from
5:26
home
or
I
go
out
to
eat.
Go
out
to
eat.
5:30
That's
nice.
After
lunch,
we
usually
go
5:32
back
to
work.
Yes.
Back
to
work
until
5:35
the
end
of
the
day.
What
happens
after
5:38
work,
Paul?
After
work,
I
usually
go
5:41
home.
Go
home.
That's
a
great
feeling.
5:45
What
do
you
do
when
you
get
home?
5:48
Well,
sometimes
I
relax
on
the
sofa
and
5:51
watch
TV.
Relax
on
the
sofa.
Watch
TV.
5:56
That
sounds
nice
and
relaxing.
It
is.
6:00
Sometimes
I
also
cook
dinner.
cook
6:03
dinner.
What
do
you
like
to
cook?
I
like
6:06
to
cook
pasta
or
sometimes
I
make
a
6:09
simple
soup.
Pasta.
Soup.
Delicious.
I
6:14
also
like
to
cook
dinner.
Sometimes
I
6:17
try
new
recipes.
That's
fun.
After
6:20
dinner,
what
do
you
usually
do,
Emily?
6:24
After
dinner,
I
often
wash
the
dishes.
6:29
Wash
the
dishes.
Not
my
favorite
6:31
activity,
but
it
has
to
be
done.
Me
6:35
neither.
Sometimes
I
read
a
book
or
talk
6:38
to
my
family
or
friends.
Read
a
book,
6:42
talk
to
my
family,
talk
to
my
friends.
6:46
These
are
all
great
evening
activities.
6:49
What
about
you,
Paul?
What
do
you
do
in
6:52
the
evening?
In
the
evening,
I
sometimes
6:55
go
for
a
walk.
Go
for
a
walk.
That's
6:58
good
exercise.
Yes,
it
is.
Or
I
might
7:02
listen
to
music.
Listen
to
music.
What
7:06
kind
of
music
do
you
like?
I
like
many
7:08
kinds,
but
often
I
listen
to
something
7:12
relaxing
in
the
evening.
That
sounds
7:15
lovely.
Then
before
going
to
bed,
what
7:18
do
you
do?
I
usually
brush
my
teeth
7:21
again.
7:23
Brush
my
teeth.
Good
habit.
Yes,
it
is.
7:28
And
then
I
go
to
bed.
Go
to
bed.
What
7:32
time
do
you
usually
go
to
bed,
Paul?
I
7:34
try
to
go
to
bed
around
10:30
or
11:00.
7:38
That's
a
good
time.
I
usually
go
to
bed
7:41
a
little
later
around
11:30.
7:46
So
to
summarize
our
day,
we
talked
about
7:49
waking
up,
getting
ready
in
the
morning,
7:53
going
to
work
or
working
from
home,
7:56
having
lunch,
finishing
work,
going
8:00
home,
relaxing,
having
dinner,
and
going
8:04
to
bed.
Yes,
Paul,
we
covered
so
many
8:07
useful
everyday
actions.
Let's
quickly
8:10
review
some
of
the
key
verbs
we
used.
8:13
Wake
up.
Get
out
of
bed.
Brush
teeth.
8:17
Wash
face.
Make
breakfast.
Have
8:20
breakfast.
Get
dressed.
Put
on
shoes.
8:24
Put
on
a
coat.
Leave
the
house.
Go
to
8:27
work.
Sit
at
my
desk.
Work
on
my
8:31
computer.
Answer
emails.
Write
reports.
8:35
Have
meetings.
Write
articles.
Prepare
8:38
lessons.
Have
lunch.
Go
home.
Relax.
8:43
Watch
TV,
cook
dinner,
wash
the
dishes,
8:47
read
a
book,
talk
to
family,
friends,
go
8:51
for
a
walk,
listen
to
music,
go
to
bed.
8:55
That's
a
fantastic
list,
Emily.
These
8:58
are
all
things
that
everyone
does
9:00
regularly,
so
learning
these
phrases
is
9:03
super
helpful
for
beginners.
Absolutely.
9:06
And
remember,
you
can
use
these
phrases
9:08
to
talk
about
your
own
day.
Try
to
think
9:11
about
what
you
do
from
morning
until
9:14
night
and
say
it
in
English.
That's
9:16
great
practice.
You
can
even
write
it
9:19
down.
Writing
can
help
you
remember
the
9:22
words
and
phrases
better.
Yes,
that's
a
9:25
wonderful
idea,
Paul.
And
don't
worry
if
9:28
you
don't
know
all
the
words
yet.
Just
9:30
try
your
best
and
you'll
learn
more
and
9:33
more
each
day.
9:35
Exactly.
Learning
a
new
language
takes
9:38
time
and
practice.
Be
patient
with
9:41
yourself
and
celebrate
your
progress,
no
9:44
matter
how
small
it
seems.
That's
such
9:47
good
advice,
Paul.
Well,
I
think
we
have
9:50
covered
everything
for
today.
9:52
Yes,
Emily.
Thank
you
everyone
for
9:55
listening.
Don't
forget
to
subscribe
and
9:58
share.
See
you
next
time.
Goodbye!
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