Daily Routines

There are many reasons for you to start a daily exercise routine. You may have played sports in high school or college and want to maintain your active lifestyle or you need to start exercising to get healthy. Learning how to start a daily exercise routine often requires a willingness to experiment with different methods to ensure the best regimen for you.

Examples

• He gets up at half past seven – Él se levanta a las siete y media.
• He takes a shower at twenty-five to eight- Él se ducha faltando veinticinco para las ocho.
• He gets dressed at twenty to eight – Él se viste a faltando veinte para las ocho.
• He has breakfast at ten to eight – Él desayuna a las faltando diez para las ocho.
• He goes to school at a quarter past eight – Él va a colegio a las ocho y cuarto.
• He starts school at half past eight- Él comienza el colegio a las ocho y media.
• He studies at half past nine- Él estudia a las nueve y media.
• He plays at half past ten- Él juega a las diez y media.

My daily routine

I wake up at 6:40 in the morning. Then I get up and I take a shower. After that, I go to the kitchen, where I prepare breakfast for my children and my husband, and I have it with them.

After that I take my children to school. I always go to the university by car. I attend classes all morning and when the class finishes I leave university and I come back to my home immediately.

I have lunch alone because, at that time, my children are at school and my husband is working, so I relax and take a nap for one hour.

Later, I go downtown and pick up my children. Then, we have dinner and I study with them. My husband arrives home about ten o'clock. Finally we all go to bed.