Shadowing-Übung: Confident English Conversations | How to Discuss Your Daily Routine Naturally - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video
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Hello, everyone, and a very warm welcome to you.
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I am so happy to be here with you today.
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Hello!
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It is great to be here.
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Welcome to the Confident English podcast, a cozy space where learning English feels easy and confident.
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That sounds perfect.
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Easy and confident.
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That is exactly what we want.
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Exactly.
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Hi Alex, it is so good to see you.
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How are you feeling today?
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Hi Sophie.
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I am feeling really calm today, very relaxed.
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It is a beautiful morning.
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That is wonderful.
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I am happy to hear that.
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A calm morning is the best way to start.
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It really is.
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And you Sophie, how are you doing?
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I am doing very well, thank you.
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I have my cup of tea and I am ready to chat.
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Perfect.
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You always have your tea.
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Always.
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It is part of my routine.
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And actually, that is our topic for today.
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Oh?
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What is the topic?
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Today, we are going to talk about daily routine.
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Ah, daily routine.
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That is a very useful topic.
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Yes.
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We will talk about what we do every day, from the morning to the night.
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Simple things like waking up, eating, and working.
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Exactly.
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But before we start, lower your voice playfully.
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Alex, can we ask our listeners something? Of course.
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If you enjoy our conversations, please remember to subscribe to the Confident English podcast.
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Yes, and please like this episode.
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It helps us so much.
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And we love reading your comments, so please say hello in the comments below.
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We really do love it.
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Okay, let's begin.
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Alex, tell me, how does your day start?
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Well, my day starts early.
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Usually I wake up at 7 a.m.
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7 a.m.
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That is a good time.
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Do you use an alarm clock?
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Yes, I use the alarm on my phone.
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Beep, beep, beep.
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Oh no, I hate that sound.
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Me too.
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But I need it.
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If I don't use an alarm, I sleep until 10 a.m.
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I understand.
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Sleep is very nice.
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So, you wake up at 7 a.m.
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What is the first thing you do?
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The first thing I do is stretch.
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You stretch?
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Yes.
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I stretch my arms.
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I stretch my back.
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It helps me wake up.
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That is a healthy habit.
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I should do that.
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It feels good.
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What about you, Sophie?
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When do you wake up?
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I usually wake up a little earlier, around 6.30 a.m.
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6.30 a.m.
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That is early.
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Yes, but I like the quiet morning.
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It is very peaceful.
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I agree.
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The morning is very quiet.
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After I wake up, I go to the kitchen immediately.
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Immediately?
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Not even a stretch?
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No stretching.
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I go straight to the kitchen to make coffee.
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Ah, coffee, the most important part of the morning.
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Yes, I need my coffee.
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I cannot speak without my coffee.
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I know that feeling.
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I drink coffee too, but only after I take a shower.
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Oh, you take a shower first?
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Yes, I wake up, I stretch, and then I take a shower.
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Cold water helps me wake up.
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Cold water?
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Wow, you are brave, Alex.
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I like hot water.
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Hot water is nice too, but cold water gives me energy.
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So after your shower, you have breakfast?
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Yes, I go to the kitchen and I make breakfast.
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What do you usually eat for breakfast?
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I keep it simple.
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Usually I have oatmeal with fruit or sometimes just toast and eggs.
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That sounds delicious.
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Toast and eggs is a classic breakfast.
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It is easy to make and I'm usually hungry in the morning.
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Me too.
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I usually eat yogurt and fruit.
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It's light and fresh.
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That sounds healthy.
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I try.
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So we We have finished breakfast.
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What happens next in your daily routine?
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After breakfast, I brush my teeth.
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Very important.
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Yes.
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Then I get dressed.
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I put on my clothes for the day.
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Do you choose your clothes the night before or in the morning?
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Usually in the morning.
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I look out the window.
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I check the weather.
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That is smart.
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If it is raining, you need a warm jacket.
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Exactly.
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If it's sunny, I wear a t-shirt.
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So you are dressed, you have eaten breakfast.
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Are you ready for work?
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Yes, I am ready.
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I leave the house around 8.30 a.m.
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Do you drive to work?
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No, I don't drive.
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I take the bus.
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You take the bus.
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Is it crowded?
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Sometimes.
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In the morning, many people are going to work, so the bus is full.
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I see.
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I work from home, so I don't take the bus.
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You are lucky.
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No traffic, no crowds.
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Yes, I am very lucky.
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My commute is very short, from the kitchen to the living room.
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That is the best commute.
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So, you are at work.
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What do you do during the day?
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In the morning, I check my emails.
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I have many emails to read.
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Emails.
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We all have emails.
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Yes.
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I read them and I reply to them.
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Then I have meetings.
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Meetings can be long.
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Sometimes they are long, sometimes they are short.
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But I like talking to my colleagues.
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That is nice.
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It is good to have friendly colleagues.
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It makes work better.
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Sophie, what do you do during the day?
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Well, because I work from home, I have to be disciplined.
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Disciplined.
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That is a good word.
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Can you explain it?
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Sure.
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Being disciplined means I have to control myself.
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I have to work even if I want to watch TV.
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Ah, I see.
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Because you are at home, it's easy to relax.
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Exactly.
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So I sit at my desk at 9 a.m and I start writing.
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You write lessons?
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Yes.
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I write lessons for our students and I record podcasts, like this one.
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Like this one?
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That is hard work.
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It is fun work.
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I love it.
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But I also need breaks.
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Breaks are important.
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We cannot work all day without stopping.
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True.
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So, at 12 p.m., I stop for lunch.
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Lunchtime.
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My favorite time.
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Mine, too.
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What do you do for lunch, Alex?
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I usually bring my lunch from home.
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Oh, you cook at home and bring it?
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Yes.
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It saves money, and it's healthier.
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That is very organized of you.
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I try.
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I usually bring a salad or maybe some pasta.
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Pasta is great for lunch.
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It gives you energy for the afternoon.
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Yes, I eat my lunch and then I like to go for a walk.
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A walk?
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Outside?
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Yes, even just for 10 minutes.
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Fresh air is good for the brain.
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I agree completely.
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I also go for a walk after lunch.
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It helps me think.
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And it feels good to move the body.
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Sitting in a chair all day is not good.
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No, it isn't.
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So, the afternoon passes, we work some more.
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Yes, more work, more emails.
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And then the workday ends.
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What time do you finish work?
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I usually finish at 5 p.m.
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5 p.m., a standard workday.
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Yes, at 5 p.m., I turn off my computer and I go home.
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Do you take the bus home again?
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Yes.
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The bus ride home is usually quieter.
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Everyone is tired.
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Everyone is dreaming of dinner.
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Exactly.
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I am definitely thinking about dinner on the bus.
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So you arrive home.
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What is the first thing you do?
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The first thing, I take off my shoes.
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Oh, yes.
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That is the best feeling.
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And I change my clothes.
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I put on comfortable clothes, like sweatpants.
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Comfortable clothes are essential.
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I wear pajamas very early sometimes.
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No judgment here, Sophie.
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Pajamas are great.
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So you are comfortable.
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Now, what about the evening?
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Do you cook dinner?
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Yes, I like cooking.
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It relaxes me.
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That is nice.
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Some people find cooking stressful, but you find it relaxing.
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Yes, I put on some music, I chop vegetables.
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It is a nice transition from work to rest.
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A transition.
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That means a change, moving from work time to relax time.
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Exactly.
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Cooking helps me forget about work.
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What do you like to cook in the evening?
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I make simple things, maybe soup or chicken with rice.
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Warm food, comfort food.
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Yes.
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And you, Sophie?
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What is your evening routine?
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My evening routine is very slow.
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I make dinner, usually something quick.
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Quick is good.
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Then I clean the kitchen.
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I don't like a dirty kitchen in the morning.
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Oh, that is very smart.
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I sometimes leave the dishes until the morning.
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Oh, Alex, no!
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I know, I know.
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It is a bad habit.
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If you clean at night, the morning is much happier.
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You are right.
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I need to be more like you, Sophie.
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Only with the dishes.
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So after cleaning, what do you do to relax?
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I like to watch a little bit of TV, maybe a series or a movie.
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It is nice to turn off your grain and watch a story.
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Yes, just for one hour.
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And sometimes I read a book.
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Reading is wonderful before bed.
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It makes you sleepy.
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It does.
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If I read in bed, I fall asleep very fast.
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What time do you usually go to sleep?
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I try to be in bed by 10.30 p.m.
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10.30 p.m.
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That is a reasonable time.
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I need my eight hours of sleep.
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If I sleep less, I am grumpy the next day.
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Grumpy.
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That means you are not in a good mood.
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You're a little bit angry.
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Yes, I am not fun when I am tired.
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I think we are all a little grumpy when we are tired.
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So 10.30 p.m is my bedtime.
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I turn off the lights and I sleep.
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And then the alarm rings at 7 a.m again.
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And the routine starts all over again.
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It sounds like a nice routine, Alex.
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Balanced.
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Thank you.
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It works for me.
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What about your bedtime?
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My evening routine is very similar.
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I make dinner, usually something quick.
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Quick is good.
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Then I clean the kitchen.
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I don't like a dirty kitchen in the morning.
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Oh, that is very smart.
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I sometimes leave the dishes until the morning.
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Oh, Alex, no!
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I know, I know.
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It is a bad habit.
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If you clean at night, the morning is much happier.
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You are right.
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I need to be more like you, Sophie.
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Only with dishes.
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So after cleaning, what do you do to relax?
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I like to watch a little bit of TV, maybe a series or a movie.
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It is nice to turn off your brain and watch a story.
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Yes, just for one hour.
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And sometimes I read a book.
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Reading is wonderful before bed.
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It makes you sleepy.
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It does.
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If I read in bed, I fall asleep very fast.
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What time do you usually go to sleep?
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I try to be in bed by 10.30 p.m.
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10.30 p.m.
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That is a reasonable time.
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I need my eight hours of sleep.
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If I sleep less, I am grumpy the next day.
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Grumpy.
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That means you are not in a good mood.
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You're a little bit angry.
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Yes, I am not fun when I am tired.
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I think we are all a little grumpy when we are tired.
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So 10.30 p.m is my bedtime.
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I turn off the lights and I sleep.
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And then the alarm rings at 7 a.m again.
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And the routine starts all over again.
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It sounds like a nice routine, Alex.
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Balanced.
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Thank you.
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It works for me.
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What about your bedtime?
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My evening routine is similar.
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I go to bed around 10 or 10.30 p.m.
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Do you check your phone before bed?
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I try not to.
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I try to put my phone away.
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The blue light from the phone is not good for sleep.
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That is very true.
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It wakes up your brain.
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Exactly.
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I want my brain to calm down.
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So I read or I listen to soft music.
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Soft music is very relaxing.
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It is.
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It helps me drift away.
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Drift away into sleep.
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That sounds very peaceful.
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It is.
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You know, Alex, routines are interesting.
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Why do you think so?
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Because everyone has one, but they are all different.
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That is true.
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Some people wake up at 5 a.m.
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Some people wake up at 12 p.m.
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Yes, night owls and early birds.
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Exactly.
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I'm definitely an early bird.
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I like the morning.
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Me too.
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But maybe some of our listeners are night owls.
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Maybe.
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To our audience, are you a night owl?
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Do you like staying up late?
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Or do you like waking up early?
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We would love to know.
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It is fun to compare.
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It is.
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And routines help us.
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They give structure to our day.
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Structure.
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That is important.
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If we have a plan, we feel more in control.
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Yes.
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We feel confident.
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I see what you did there.
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Confident.
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I always bring it back to confidence.
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But it's true.
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When you know what to do next, breakfast, bus, work, you feel calm.
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Exactly.
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You don't have to stress.
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You just follow the routine.
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And speaking of routines, practicing English should be part of the daily routine.
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Oh, absolutely.
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That is the best advice.
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Even just 10 minutes a day, like listening to this podcast while you drink coffee.
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Or while you take the bus to work.
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Or while you wash the dishes.
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Yes, even while washing dishes.
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Small habits every day make a big difference.
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That's the secret.
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You don't need to study for five hours once a week.
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No, it's better to listen for 10 minutes every day.
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Consistency.
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Doing it again and again.
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That's how we learn.
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Just like brushing your teeth.
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Yes.
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Don't forget to brush your teeth, and don't forget to practice your English.
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Two very important things.
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Well, Alex, I think we have covered a full day.
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We have.
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From the alarm clock to the pillow.
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I feel sleepy just talking about bedtimes.
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Me too.
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But it was a lovely conversation.
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It really was.
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Thank you for sharing your day with me, Alex.
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Thank you for asking, Sophie.
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It is always a pleasure.
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And thank you to our wonderful listeners for being here with us.
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Yes, thank you for listening.
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We hope you enjoyed this episode about daily routines.
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We hope it helps you talk about your own day.
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Remember, keep it simple.
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I wake up, I eat, I work.
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You can do it.
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We believe in you.
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Before we go, we have a small favor to ask.
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If you enjoyed this conversation, please subscribe to the Confident English podcast.
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It really helps our channel grow, and it helps other learners find us.
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And please leave us a like and a comment.
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Tell us, what is your favorite part of the day?
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Is it the morning coffee or the evening relaxation?
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Let us know below.
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We can't wait to read your answers.
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Have a wonderful day, everyone.
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Or a wonderful night.
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Yes, wherever you are in your routine, have a great time.
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Take care, stay confident, and see you next time.
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Bye, everyone.
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Bye.
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Grammatik & Ausdrücke im Kontext
In diesem Video werden mehrere nützliche Strukturen verwendet, die Ihnen helfen, flüssig zu sprechen. Hier sind einige wichtige Punkte:
- „My day starts early.“ – Hier sehen wir die Verwendung des einfachen Präsens, um Routinehandlungen zu beschreiben.
- „I usually wake up at 7 a.m.“ – Der Gebrauch von „usually“ vermittelt Gewohnheiten und gibt Ihrem Gespräch mehr Tiefe.
- „That is a good time.“ – Diese einfache Bestätigungsstruktur kann Ihnen helfen, während des Gesprächs zuzustimmen oder Zustimmung auszudrücken.
- „I have my cup of tea.“ – Hier erfahren Sie, wie man Besitz und Gewohnheiten in Gesprächen thematisiert.
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