I would like to start by saying that all my days from Monday to Friday are very much alike. That’s what we call “daily routine” when the same things are repeated from day to day.
I usually get up at 7 o’clock in the morning and that’s quite early for me. Then I make my bed, wash my face, brush my teeth, get dressed and put pens, pencils and textbooks into the bag. After that I go to the kitchen to have breakfast which is usually prepared by my mom. She makes a lot of everything but I prefer something light, just a cup of tea and a sandwich.
Then I go to school, where I spend half of the day. However, I should notice that I really enjoy this time, getting knowledge and meeting my friends. I come back home at two or three o’clock and always have a substantial meal for dinner as I’m extremely hungry after school.
After eating I rest for about an hour listening to music, watching TV or just lying on the bed with my eyes closed. Then I do my homework for the next school day.
I have my chores in the house. In the evening I usually sweep the floors, clean the dust and sometimes clean the carpet with the vacuum-cleaner. I can’t say I’m excited about this work nevertheless I simply have to do it.
When I finally have some free time I go for a walk with my friends or just stay at home and play my favourite computer game.
My day habitually ends at ten or eleven o’clock. This is the time when I go to bed in order to get up and start everything again the next morning
I will never forget my first visit to the theatre, won't I?
Did my mother take me to the Bolshoi theatre to see "The Sleeping Beauty"?
We took the underground there, as the Bolshoi Theatre is in the centre of Moscow, didn't we?
What could we see when we arrived at the theatre?
What did my mother buy one for us?
They where not expensive but we could see the stage very well, couldn't we?
When did the curtain rise.
What could we see on the stage?
The scenery was fantastic, wasn't it?
Did I like the ballet very much.
When was there a storm of applause?
My mother enjoyed the performance greatly, didn't she?
She promised to take me to the opera at a later date, didn't she?