Common Verbs for Everyday Activities

In English, some verbs are used a lot to talk about our daily activities. These verbs help us share what we do every day and what we enjoy. Here are some common verbs you might use:

1. To Wake Up

• What it means: This is when you stop sleeping.
• Example: "I wake up at 7 AM every day."

2. To Eat

• What it means: This means to have food.
• Example: "I eat breakfast before school."

3. To Go

• What it means: This is about moving from one place to another.
• Example: "I go to the library after school to study."

4. To Study

• What it means: This is when you learn something or get ready for tests.
• Example: "I study math and science."

5. To Relax

• What it means: This means taking a break and enjoying free time.
• Example: "I relax by reading books."

6. To Exercise

• What it means: This is about doing activities to stay fit and healthy.
• Example: "I exercise in the park on weekends."

Summary

These verbs help us talk about different daily activities. Here’s a tip for using them:

• Present Simple Tense: Use the simple form of the verb with "I/you/we/they." For "he/she/it," add "-s" to the verb.

Practice

Now, try making your own sentences with each verb! For example: "After school, I ___ (eat) lunch." This will help you get better at talking about everyday activities in English!