Questions to Ask Your Classmates About Their Daily Routines

Introduction

If you want to learn more about what your classmates do every day, asking the right questions is important. This not only helps you understand their daily lives but also gives you a chance to practice speaking French!

Helpful Words

• Se réveiller (to wake up)
• Prendre le petit déjeuner (to have breakfast)
• Aller à l'école (to go to school)
• Faire ses devoirs (to do homework)
• Regarder la télévision (to watch TV)

Sample Questions

1. À quelle heure tu te réveilles?
   (What time do you wake up?)

2. Que fais-tu le matin?
   (What do you do in the morning?)

3. Prends-tu le petit déjeuner? Que manges-tu?
   (Do you have breakfast? What do you eat?)

4. Comment vas-tu à l'école?
   (How do you go to school?)

5. Qu'est-ce que tu aimes faire après l'école?
   (What do you like to do after school?)

Talking About What You Like and Don’t Like

To share your favorites, you can use these phrases:

• J'aime (I like)
  Example: J'aime lire. (I like to read.)

• Je n'aime pas (I don’t like)
  Example: Je n'aime pas jouer au football. (I don’t like playing football.)

Forming Sentences

In French, the order of words is usually: Subject + Verb + Complement.
Example: Je vais à l'école à huit heures.
(I go to school at eight o'clock.)

Conclusion

Use these questions to talk to your classmates about their daily routines. Don’t forget to share your own routines, too! This will really help you improve your French conversation skills.