Vocabulary Worksheet: Daily Routine.

The daily routine is something of a classic subject for language classes!

It might not be the most original subject in the book, but vocabulary for the daily routine is pretty necessary if you want your students to pass tests and exams.  It also forms a good base for teaching related subjects such as the time or adverbs of frequency. In this free A4 worksheet we look at ten activities that form part of many people’s daily (or weekly!) routines.  Like most of Hablarama’s classroom materials,  this free resource is suitable for beginner, false beginner or intermediate-level students.

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Our series of free resources for teachers and students of Spanish features a range of Vocabulary Worksheets as well as some downloadable classroom posters.  The Spanish Vocabulary materials cover all aspects of everyday life from travel and cooking to clothing, the car, sports, adjectives and more. The series has been written and produced in Cadaques, Spain by Hablarama’s team of language teachers and graphic designers. 

In this worksheet the focus is on the actions which we typically do in the morning and in the evening. We look at key verbs, many of which are reflexive, as well as relevant adverbs and examples of typical phrases for talking about daily activities.  

1. Verbs for everyday actions

As this resource is about activities, the verbs are very much the main focus:

levantarse, ducharse, vestirse, comer…

2. Adverbs

Common Spanish adverbs of frequency:

siempre, nunca, a veces…

2. Example phrases

Phrases which illustrate how to use the verbs and adverbs together.