Daily Routines: Kate and Family Quiz

The process of putting on clothes in the morning.

Securely attaching your footwear to your feet.

Completing academic tasks assigned by a teacher.

A meal typically eaten in the evening.

A day of the week often associated with free time or leisure.

Used to express ability in the past. It's formed by adding "could" before the base form of the verb.

Used to express inability or lack of ability in the past. It's formed by adding "couldn't" before the base form of the verb.

To make a meal for someone.

To take care of a baby, like feeding, changing diapers, and playing with them.

Used to show that an ability was present only at a specific time in the past.

The ability to perform a task independently, without needing assistance from others.

The process of becoming more capable and skilled at something over time.

The age at which someone can start doing something new.

The ability to pick up objects with chopsticks and bring food to the mouth.

The ability to gather all necessary items and place them into a school bag for study.

The phrase "by oneself" means doing something without needing help from anyone else.

This describes actions that someone can complete independently.

The phrase "by itself" refers to something acting independently, without assistance.

This refers to an action that requires someone's supervision or help.

This means the ability to care for oneself or perform tasks without assistance.