My Daily Life
My Daily Life
When you are asked to write about your daily life try to include some of the following points:
1. That you are a student
2. When do you get up
3. How do you start your day
4. When do you go to school
5. How do you go to school
6. When do you return home
7. What do you do after that
8. When do you go to bed
9. What do you do on holidays
10. Anything else that you want to include to make your work outstanding
I study in class three. My daily life is pretty repetitive. Every morning I get up around 5.00 a.m. Wash myself, brush my teeth and do my yoga exercises for forty five minutes. Then I take my bath and have breakfast. I study for an hour and by 9.15 a.m. I am ready for school. I walk to school. When I return home I wash myself again, get into home clothes, eat something and go off to my private tutor's house. I study there for about two hours and return home. We have dinner around 9 p.m. and by ten I am in bed. Before falling off asleep, I pull up a story book and read. On Sundays and other holidays, I have to study only for two hours in the morning. The rest of the day I am free to read my story books, draw, dance and listen to music. Sometimes my parents take me out.
© Arked
When you are asked to write about your daily life try to include some of the following points:
1. That you are a student
2. When do you get up
3. How do you start your day
4. When do you go to school
5. How do you go to school
6. When do you return home
7. What do you do after that
8. When do you go to bed
9. What do you do on holidays
10. Anything else that you want to include to make your work outstanding
I study in class three. My daily life is pretty repetitive. Every morning I get up around 5.00 a.m. Wash myself, brush my teeth and do my yoga exercises for forty five minutes. Then I take my bath and have breakfast. I study for an hour and by 9.15 a.m. I am ready for school. I walk to school. When I return home I wash myself again, get into home clothes, eat something and go off to my private tutor's house. I study there for about two hours and return home. We have dinner around 9 p.m. and by ten I am in bed. Before falling off asleep, I pull up a story book and read. On Sundays and other holidays, I have to study only for two hours in the morning. The rest of the day I am free to read my story books, draw, dance and listen to music. Sometimes my parents take me out.
© Arked