U6 What Time Does Class Start? Flashcards

Daily Routines

• "Go to school" refers to the action of attending an educational institution.
• "Go to bed" indicates the action of preparing for sleep, typically at night.
• "Go home" means returning to one's residence after daily activities.
• "Have dinner" describes the main evening meal, usually taken with family or friends.
• "Get up" signifies the act of rising from bed after sleeping.
• "Do homework" involves completing assignments given by teachers outside of school hours.
• "Have breakfast" refers to the first meal of the day, usually eaten in the morning.
• "Wake up" is the process of becoming alert and aware after sleep.

Frequency Adverbs

• "Never" indicates not happening at any time.
• "Sometimes" suggests occasional occurrence, but not regularly.
• "Often" means happening many times; a common frequency.
• "Usually" refers to something that is the norm or happens regularly.
• "Always" indicates that something happens at all times or on every occasion.
• "Enough" describes a sufficient amount that meets the needs.

Time References

• "Early" means occurring or done before the expected or usual time.
• "Finish" refers to the act of completing a task or activity.

Aspirations and Life Events

• "Dream" represents aspirations or ambitions of an individual.
• "Get married" signifies the institution of marriage, forming a partnership between individuals.

Academic Subjects

• "History" is the study of past events and their impact.
• "Math" encompasses the study of numbers, quantities, and shapes.
• "English" involves the study of the language, literature, and communication.
• "Science" refers to the systematic study of the natural world through observation and experimentation.
• "Physical education - PE" includes activities promoting physical fitness and sports.
• "Art" denotes the creative expression through various mediums, such as painting and sculpture.
• "Music" relates to the art of organizing sound to produce harmony, melody, and rhythm.
• "Geography" studies the Earth's landscapes, environments, and the relationships between people and their environments.

Educational Institutions

• "High school" typically includes grades 9-12, serving students aged approximately 14-18.
• "Elementary school" consists of the first stages of formal education, usually for children ages 5-11.
• "College" denotes an institution of higher education that offers degrees beyond high school.
• "Kindergarten" refers to the introductory educational stage for young children, typically around age 5.
• "Middle school" generally encompasses grades 6-8, serving students aged approximately 11-14.

Test your knowledge with these flashcards focused on daily activities related to school life. Each card prompts a common phrase used in routine settings, aiding in vocabulary retention. Prepare to improve your English with these essential terms.