In Spanish, when you want to share what you do every day in the present tense, you usually use this pattern: subject + verb + complement. Let’s simplify this with some everyday topics.

Daily Routines and Activities

Here are some common verbs you can use for things you do daily:

• Despertarse (to wake up)
• Ir a la escuela (to go to school)
• Jugar deportes (to play sports)

Examples:

• Yo me despierto a las siete. (I wake up at seven.)
• Ellos van a la escuela a las ocho. (They go to school at eight.)
• Tú juegas al fútbol. (You play soccer.)

Food and Drink Vocabulary

When talking about what you eat and drink, here are some helpful verbs:

• Comer (to eat)
• Beber (to drink)

Examples:

• Yo como frutas en el desayuno. (I eat fruits for breakfast.)
• Ella bebe agua. (She drinks water.)

Clothing and Colors

To talk about what you wear, use:

• Llevar (to wear)

Examples:

• Yo llevo una camiseta roja. (I wear a red T-shirt.)
• Ellos llevan pantalones azules. (They wear blue pants.)

Family Members and Descriptions

To describe your family, you can use:

• Ser (to be)

Examples:

• Mi hermana es alta y tiene el pelo rubio. (My sister is tall and has blonde hair.)
• Mi hermano tiene trece años. (My brother is thirteen years old.)

Hobbies and Leisure Activities

When talking about your hobbies, these verbs are useful:

• Gustar (to like)
• Practicar (to practice)

Examples:

• A mí me gusta leer libros. (I like to read books.)
• Ella practica la guitarra. (She practices the guitar.)

Conclusion

By using these words and sentence structures, you can easily describe your daily activities in Spanish!

Practice putting these ideas together to make full sentences about what you do every day!