Daily Routine in English
The most common English sentences about your daily routine and home are “I'm home.”, “Close the window.”, “I need to do laundry.” and “Where are my keys?” Below are all 30, grouped by situation. Tap any one to hear it.
Your daily routine
When you get up, go to bed and come home.
- #241 I'm home.
- #242 Welcome home.
- #255 What time do you get up?
- #256 I wake up at seven.
- #257 I go to bed at eleven.
- #258 I take a shower every morning.
Around the house
Windows, lights, the temperature and the front door.
- #243 Close the window.
- #244 Turn on the light.
- #245 Turn off the TV.
- #246 It's too hot.
- #247 It's too cold.
- #248 Open the window.
- #259 Did you lock the door?
- #260 Someone is at the door.
- #270 It's raining.
Chores
Cooking, cleaning, shopping and the pets.
- #253 I need to do laundry.
- #254 Can you take out the trash?
- #264 We need milk.
- #265 I'll cook dinner tonight.
- #266 Wash your hands.
- #267 Clean your room.
- #268 The cat is on the sofa.
- #269 Walk the dog.
When something goes wrong
Lost keys, slow internet and a broken sink.
- #249 Where are my keys?
- #250 I can't find my phone.
- #251 The internet is slow.
- #252 The water isn't working.
- #261 The power is out.
- #262 Call a plumber.
- #263 The sink is broken.
Know them. Then say them without freezing.
333 Sentences takes you through these one at a time: hear it, build it, fill the gap, say it and compare with the native voice.
Questions about English sentences about your daily routine and home
What are the most common English sentences about your daily routine and home?
The most common English sentences about your daily routine and home are “I'm home.”, “Close the window.”, “I need to do laundry.” and “Where are my keys?” All 30 are on this page, grouped by situation.
How do I learn to say these English sentences?
Practice in the app, one at a time: hear it, build it from its words, fill the gap, then say it and compare with the native audio.
Are these English sentences free?
Yes. Every sentence on this page and its audio is free to read and hear. In the app the first 3 sentences are free; one payment opens the rest.