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🎯 Vocabulary Goal

Learn useful words and phrases to talk about daily life and personal information.

📚 Words & Phrases

Word or phrase Simple meaning Example

full-time job
 		a job where you work many hours every week She has a full-time job at the bank.

get dressed
 		to put on clothes I get dressed before I eat breakfast.

make a mistake
 		to do something wrong by accident Don’t worry if you make a mistake in your test.

phone number
 		the number you call to speak to someone on the phone Can you give me your phone number?

have breakfast
 		to eat the first meal of the day We have breakfast at 7 a.m. every day.

last name
 		the family name you share with your relatives Her last name is Smith.

🔍 See It in Context

Talking about Daily Life

Anna has a full-time job. She wakes up early and gets dressed quickly. Before work, she likes to have breakfast with her family. Sometimes she makes a mistake when she is in a hurry. She called her friend and asked for her phone number again. Anna’s last name is Brown.

💡 Notice the Pattern

Make a mistake vs do a mistake

In English, we say 'make a mistake', not 'do a mistake'. Use 'make' for errors. Use 'have breakfast' to talk about eating the first meal.

  • I made a mistake on my homework.
  • We have breakfast at 8 a.m.

💬 Useful Examples

  • I have a full-time job from Monday to Friday.
  • Please write your phone number on the form.
  • She gets dressed before school every morning.
  • His last name is Lee.

✏️ Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks

1.
She works every day. She has a ____ (part-time job / full-time job / weekend job).

2.
I need to ____ (make a mistake / have breakfast before leaving the house / get dressed).

3.
If you ____, it is OK to try again. (make a mistake / have a mistake / do a mistake)

4.
Call me. I will give you my ____ (last name / phone number / breakfast time).

5.
Her family name? It is her ____ (full name / first name / last name).

🔗 Exercise 2 – Matching


1.
full-time job


2.
get dressed


3.
make a mistake


4.
phone number


5.
have breakfast


Options:

  • a.
    to do something wrong by accident
  • b.
    a number to call someone on the phone
  • c.
    to eat the first meal of the day
  • d.
    a job with many working hours each week
  • e.
    to put on clothes

✅ Exercise 3 – Multiple Choice


1.
Which phrase means 'to eat the first meal in the morning'?


2.
What do you say when you want to put on clothes in the morning?


3.
Which phrase means 'a job with many hours every week'?


4.
If you call someone, what number do you need?


5.
What word means 'family name'?

📝 Use It Yourself


Tell a friend about your daily morning routine using vocabulary from this lesson.


Example:
I have a full-time job. I get dressed and have breakfast early.

🎙️ Speaking Practice

Practice these sentences aloud.


Say:
I have a full-time job.


Say:
Please give me your phone number.


Ask:
What is your last name?


Say:
I always get dressed before breakfast.

🔎 Answer Key

Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks

1. full-time job

2. get dressed

3. make a mistake

4. phone number

5. last name

Exercise 2 – Matching

1. d – a job with many working hours each week

2. e – to put on clothes

3. a – to do something wrong by accident

4. b – a number to call someone on the phone

5. c – to eat the first meal of the day

Exercise 3 – Multiple Choice

1. have breakfast

2. get dressed

3. full-time job

4. phone number

5. last name

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