Writing/ A1 Writing lessons and / Writing about my daily routine – A1 English writing
First, think about your daily routine. Make a list of everyday activities:
🔍 Note: We say go/get home (NOT “go/get to home”), and we say go/get to school, go/get to work, and go to bed (NOT “go to the school/work/bed”).
You can learn the different ways to use the verb go in your grammar lessons.

Daily routine vocabulary chart for an ESL A1 Writing lesson
When we talk about routines or habits, we use the present simple. So we can write sentences like: I have a shower. I brush my teeth. I have coffee and toast for breakfast.
Using adverbs of frequency makes your text richer. For example: I usually have coffee and toast for breakfast, but sometimes I don’t have breakfast.
Use connectors like and, or, but, because, so to join ideas. For example:
I get up at 7:30. I brush my teeth. → sounds like a list.
I get up at 7:30 and I brush my teeth. → flows better!
Add time words to show the order of your day:
Compare:
I get up at 7:30 and I brush my teeth. I have a shower and get dressed. I have breakfast and prepare my lunch. I drive to work.
vs.
I get up at 7:00 and I brush my teeth. After that, I have a shower and get dressed. Then, I have breakfast and I prepare my lunch. Next, I drive to work.
Organise your sentences into three clear paragraphs:
Example:
I get up at 7:00 and I brush my teeth. After that, I have a shower and get dressed. Then, I have breakfast and I prepare my lunch. Next, I drive to work.
When I get to work at 8:30, I usually check my emails and work on the computer. At 1:00, I have lunch with my co-workers. After that, we work until 5:30 and then I go home. I get home at around 6.
After work, I usually go running or I read. Then I make my dinner. I usually have a salad and some fruit, but on Fridays, I often eat pizza. Next, I watch some TV and I go to bed.