Learn to talk about your daily routine and express time. 🔹 Daily routine vocabulary: • wake up — se réveiller • get up — se lever • have a shower / wash — se doucher / se laver • get dressed — s'habiller • have breakfast — prendre le petit-déjeuner • go to school — aller à l'école • attend class — suivre les cours • have lunch — déjeuner • do homework — faire ses devoirs • have dinner — dîner • go to bed — aller se coucher 🔹 Expressions of frequency: • always (100%) — toujours • usually / generally — d'habitude • often — souvent • sometimes — parfois • rarely / seldom — rarement • never (0%) — jamais 🔹 Telling the time (revision + advanced): • at + time: at 6 o'clock, at half past 7, at quarter to 8 • in the morning / afternoon / evening • at noon (à midi) / at midnight (à minuit) • early (tôt) / late (tard) / on time (à l'heure) 🔹 Using Present Simple for routines: • I usually wake up at 6 o'clock. • She always has breakfast before school. • They rarely go to bed before 10 PM.

📝 Example — A student's daily routine: Every day, Moussa wakes up at 6 o'clock in the morning. He quickly gets up, washes his face and gets dressed. He always has breakfast with his family — usually bread with milk or porridge. At 7:30, he leaves home and walks to school. He attends classes until 1 PM, then has lunch at home. In the afternoon, he does his homework for two hours. In the evening, he sometimes watches TV before going to bed at 9:30 PM. 💡 Position of frequency adverbs: • BEFORE the main verb: I always eat breakfast. • AFTER the verb to be: He is never late. • BEFORE the auxiliary: She doesn't often come early.