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Everyday Vocabulary: Home, Family and Daily Routine – Worksheet 1

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This A1 worksheet practises everyday English words for the home, the family and daily routines. Learners match family words, name rooms, use routine collocations such as 'have breakfast' and 'do homework', and form plurals and other word forms. It suits beginners in class or at home.

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Exercise 1: Family words

Match each description with a family word from the box. There are two extra words.

Example: your mother's brother → uncle

Word box grandmothergrandfatherauntunclecousinsisterparentsbrotherson

  1. your mother's mother

  2. your father's father

  3. your mother's sister

  4. your father's brother

  5. your aunt's son or daughter

  6. a girl with the same parents as you

  7. your mother and father

Exercise 2: Rooms and places in a house

Complete the sentences with words from the box. There are two extra words.

Example: We eat dinner at the ___ in the kitchen. → table

Word box bedroomkitchenbathroomliving roomgardengaragestairswindowsofa

  1. I sleep in my .

  2. We cook dinner in the .

  3. I have a shower in the .

  4. We watch TV in the .

  5. There are flowers and a big tree in the .

  6. My dad's car is in the .

  7. We go up the to the bedrooms.

Exercise 3: Daily routine

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets.

Example: Mia ___ (make) her bed every morning. → makes

  1. Tom (get) up at seven o'clock.

  2. My sister (have) a shower every morning.

  3. Anna (brush) her teeth after breakfast.

  4. My dad (go) to work by bus.

  5. Our son (do) his homework in the evening.

  6. My mum (watch) TV after dinner.

  7. Leo (wash) the dishes on Saturdays.

Exercise 4: Word forms

Use the word in capitals to form a word that fits the gap.

Example: There are three ___ in our house. (BEDROOM) → bedrooms

  1. My aunt has two . (CHILD)

  2. Our neighbours have twin . (BABY)

  3. There are two in the photo: my mum and my aunt. (WOMAN)

  4. My two uncles are married. Their are sisters. (WIFE)

  5. After dinner, I wash the . (DISH)

  6. Three live in this big house. (FAMILY)

  7. My grandfather is very and kind. (FRIEND)

Exercise 5: Find the mistake

Each sentence has one mistake. Write the correct sentence.

Example: I make my bed in the kitchen every morning. → I make my bed in the bedroom every morning.

  1. I make my homework after school.

  2. She takes breakfast at eight o'clock.

  3. My father's sister is my uncle.

  4. He brushes his tooth every night.

  5. We go to home at six o'clock.

  6. My brother get up at half past six.

Exercise 6: Make sentences

Put the words in the correct order to make sentences.

Example: lunch / at school / I / have → I have lunch at school.

  1. up / I / at / get / seven o'clock

  2. breakfast / in / we / the kitchen / have

  3. my / lives / with / grandmother / us

  4. a shower / she / every / has / morning

  5. to bed / go / at ten / the children

  6. two / I / brothers / have / and / a sister

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Printable A1 English vocabulary worksheet on home, family and daily routine: family words, rooms, routine collocations and word forms, with answers.

Topics covered

Family membersRooms in a houseDaily routine collocationsPresent simple he/she/itIrregular plurals

Notes for teachers

Start with the matching exercise as a warm-up, perhaps with a simple family tree on the board. Learners often say 'make homework' instead of 'do homework' and 'go to home' instead of 'go home'. They also forget the -s or -es ending with he/she/it. As a follow-up, ask learners to write five sentences about their own daily routine and draw their home with labelled rooms.

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