Getting ready - My Morning
Getting ready - My Morning
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"Every morning, my alarm goes off and I wake up."
"Every morning, my alarm goes off and I wake up."
Goes off -To make a loud noise (like a phone ringing or a beep).
Wake up - To open your eyes after sleeping. To stop sleeping.
Example sentences
Yesterday the alarm went off at 6 am, I woke up but then I went back to sleep.
I didn't wake up again until 8 am and I was late for work.
Tomorrow, I will make sure that when the alarm goes off I wake up and get to work on time.
"It is hard, but I finally get up."
"It is hard, but I finally get up."
Get up - To leave your bed.
Example Sentences
Martha! Hurry and get up or you will be late for work.
I hate to get up in the morning
Mother says that I never get up on time.
"I turn on the lights and turn off my alarm."
"I turn on the lights and turn off my alarm."
Turn on - To give power to something so it works (like a light, a TV, or a phone)
turn off - To stop the power. To make a machine or light stop working.
Example sentences
In the morning I turn on the TV and turn off the air conditioner.
"Next, I put on my clothes, and lace up my shoes."
"Next, I put on my clothes, and lace up my shoes."
put on - to dress yourself
lace up - To tie your shoes.
example sentence
I was late today so I hurried to put on my clothes and lace up my shoes.
Note - you can also say tie your shoes. Some shoes don't have laces so you just put them on.
"I sit down for a quick cup of coffee, Too soon I must stand up and get ready for work"
"I sit down for a quick cup of coffee, Too soon I must stand up and get ready for work"
sit down - To put your body on a chair or a bed.
stand up - To get on your feet. To rise from a chair.
Example Sentences
Please, come and sit down.
Everyone stands up when the judge comes in. Then they can sit down again.
"I pack up my bag and head out the door to start my day."
"I pack up my bag and head out the door to start my day."
Pack up - To put your things (like books or a computer) into a bag.
Head out - To leave a house or a room. To go outside.
Example sentences
The show is over; we can pack up the equipment and head out for home.
All these books must be moved so we have to pack them up.
At 5:00 the team will head out of the locker room and take the field.
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