English - Daily routine (A1-A2 - with subtitles)

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9 Apr 201001:49

Summary

TLDRFred, a 17-year-old Londoner, shares his daily routine. He wakes up at 7 am, has breakfast at 7:30 am, and walks to his all-boys school, which is 15 minutes away. School starts at 8:30 am with lessons until 10:45 am, followed by a 15-minute break. After lunch, which he often gets from town due to unappetizing school food, he has two more lessons, finishing at 3:30 pm. He relaxes at home, reading or watching TV, before having dinner around 6:30 pm when his mom arrives home.

Takeaways

  • 🏠 Fred lives in London.
  • 🕗 He wakes up at 7:00 AM and gets out of bed around 7:30 AM.
  • đŸ„Ł For breakfast, Fred usually has cereal with orange juice or toast with jam or honey.
  • 🎒 He packs his bag and walks to school, which is a 15-minute walk from his home.
  • đŸ« His school is quite old, having been around for about 400 years, and is an all-boys school with about a thousand students.
  • 📚 School starts at 8:30 AM with two lessons until 10:45 AM.
  • ☕ There's a 15-minute break at 10:45 AM.
  • đŸČ Lunchtime is after two more lessons, ending at 12:40 PM, and Fred can go into town for lunch while others eat school food.
  • 📚 After lunch, there are two more lessons, and school finishes at 3:30 PM.
  • đŸ›‹ïž Fred relaxes for about an hour after school, reading or watching television.
  • đŸ‘©â€đŸ’Œ His mom usually gets home between 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM, and they have dinner around 6:30 PM.

Q & A

  • What is Fred's age?

    -Fred is 17 years old.

  • At what time does Fred usually wake up?

    -Fred usually wakes up at 7:00.

  • What is Fred's breakfast routine?

    -Fred usually has cereal with orange juice for breakfast, but sometimes he has toast with jam or honey.

  • How long does it take Fred to get to school?

    -It takes Fred a 15-minute walk to get to school.

  • What is special about Fred's school?

    -Fred's school is quite old, having been a school for about 400 years, and it's an all-boys school.

  • How many students are there in Fred's school?

    -There are about a thousand students in Fred's school.

  • What time does Fred's school start and when does it finish?

    -School starts at 8:30 and finishes at 3:30.

  • How does Fred spend his lunchtime?

    -Fred can go into town to get his lunch, unlike most students who have to stay in school and eat the school food.

  • What is Fred's opinion about British school food?

    -Fred thinks British school food isn't very nice.

  • What does Fred usually do after school?

    -After school, Fred usually comes home and relaxes for about an hour, either reading or watching television.

  • At what time does Fred and his family usually have dinner?

    -Fred and his family usually eat dinner around 6:30.

Outlines

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🏠 Fred's Morning Routine

Fred, a 17-year-old from London, wakes up at 7:00 AM and gets out of bed around 7:30 AM. He starts his day with breakfast, typically cereal with orange juice or toast with jam or honey. After breakfast, he prepares for school, which is a 15-minute walk from his home. His school, an old institution with about 400 years of history, has around a thousand male students divided into seven age groups. School begins at 8:30 AM with two lessons until 10:45 AM, followed by a 15-minute break. Two more lessons take place from 11:00 AM to 12:40 PM. Lunchtime varies; Fred can go to town, while others eat school food, which he finds unappetizing. School ends at 3:30 PM, after which Fred usually relaxes for an hour, reading or watching TV. His mother arrives home between 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM, and they have dinner around 6:30 PM.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡London

London is the capital city of the United Kingdom and England. It is a major global city known for its rich history, culture, and economic significance. In the context of the video, London serves as the setting where the narrator, Fred, lives. It provides a backdrop for understanding Fred's lifestyle and daily routine, which is influenced by the city's cultural and geographical characteristics.

💡Breakfast

Breakfast is the first meal of the day, typically eaten in the morning. It is an important meal as it provides energy and nutrients after a night's sleep. In the video, Fred's breakfast routine is described, which includes cereal with orange juice or toast with jam or honey, indicating his personal preferences and the start of his daily activities.

💡School

School refers to an institution where children and young people receive education, typically between the ages of 5 and 18. In the video, Fred's school is described as an old institution with a history of 400 years, emphasizing its long-standing tradition and the educational environment Fred is part of.

💡Walking

Walking is a form of physical activity involving moving at a moderate pace by placing one foot in front of the other. It is often chosen for its health benefits and as a means of transportation. Fred mentions walking to school, which is a 15-minute walk from his home, highlighting his active lifestyle and the convenience of his location.

💡Lessons

Lessons are instructional periods during which students learn from teachers. They are a core part of the educational process. The video describes Fred's school day, which includes several lessons that start at 8:30 am and continue throughout the morning, illustrating the structured nature of his educational routine.

💡Break

A break is a short period of rest or pause in an activity. In the context of the video, Fred has a 15-minute break at 10:45 am, which likely serves as a time for relaxation and social interaction with his peers, providing a necessary respite from the structured learning environment.

💡Lunch

Lunch is the meal eaten in the middle of the day, typically between breakfast and dinner. It is important for replenishing energy levels. Fred discusses his lunchtime routine, which includes the option to go into town for food, contrasting with the school food that is described as not very nice, indicating a preference for variety and quality in his meals.

💡Relax

To relax means to rest or take it easy after periods of work or stress. After school, Fred mentions that he goes home and relaxes for about an hour, which could involve reading or watching television. This keyword illustrates the importance of downtime in Fred's daily routine for rejuvenation and personal interests.

💡Dinner

Dinner is the main meal of the day, often eaten in the evening. It is a time for family to gather and share a meal. Fred's dinner routine is described as happening around 6:30 pm, after his mother gets home, indicating the importance of family time and a structured eating schedule in his daily life.

💡Age groups

Age groups are categories of people distinguished by their age. In the video, Fred's school is described as having seven age groups, which likely refers to the different year groups or classes that students are placed into based on their age and grade level. This provides insight into the school's organization and the diversity of students Fred interacts with.

💡Boys-only school

A boys-only school is an educational institution that admits only male students. Fred mentions that his school is only for boys, which could influence the social dynamics and educational approach. This keyword is important for understanding the specific environment and potential gender-specific policies and practices at the school.

Highlights

Fred is a 17-year-old living in London.

He wakes up at 7:00 AM and gets out of bed around 7:30 AM.

Fred has cereal with orange juice or toast with jam or honey for breakfast.

He packs his bag for school and walks to school, which is a 15-minute walk.

The school Fred attends is quite old, established about 400 years ago.

The school has approximately a thousand students.

The school is divided into seven age groups and is exclusively for boys.

School starts at 8:30 AM with two lessons until 10:45 AM.

There is a 15-minute break at 10:45 AM.

Fred has two more lessons from 11:00 AM to 12:40 PM.

Lunchtime is spent in town or eating school food, which is not very nice.

After lunch, there are two more lessons until school ends at 3:30 PM.

Fred relaxes for an hour after school, reading or watching television.

His mother gets home between 5:30 and 6:00 PM.

Dinner is usually eaten around 6:30 PM.

Transcripts

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my name's Fred uh I live in London and

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I'm 17 years old I wake up at 7: and I

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usually get out of bed about

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7:30 um then I I come downstairs and

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have breakfast usually I have cereal for

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breakfast with orange juice but

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sometimes I have uh toast with usually

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Jam or honey then I pack my bag for

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school I walk because my school's only

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uh it's only in the center of the town

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where I live so it's only 15 minutes

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walk in the morning which is good

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because it means I can sleep

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later the school is quite old it's been

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uh a school for about 400 years and it's

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got about a thousand students there in

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seven age groups and it's only boys

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there school starts at uh 8:30 um and

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then we have two lessons which go until

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past 10 10:45 we have break for 15

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minutes then 11: till 12:40 we have two

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more lessons um and then lunch time uh I

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can go into town to get my lunch but

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most people have to stay in the school

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and eat the school food and British

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school food isn't very

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nice then we have two more lessons after

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lunch and we we finish school at 3:30

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usually I come home and I just sort of

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relax for a bit and that's usually for

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maybe an hour um I I read or I watch

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television my mom gets home about

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usually between halfast 5 and 6 and so

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we'll usually eat dinner about 6:30

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