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Vocabulary Building VII – Basic 3 English Lesson Note (Third Term)

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Subject
English Studies
Class
Basic 3
Term
Third Term
Topic
Vocabulary Building VII
Order
Topic 60 of 62 this term
Reading time
1 min

New Words and Meanings:

  • Routine – things you do regularly every day
  • Schedule – plan showing when to do different activities
  • Habit – something you do often without thinking
  • Activity – something you do or action you take
  • Regular – happening at the same time every day

Daily activities words:

  • Morning – early part of the day
  • Noon – middle of the day (12 o’clock)
  • Evening – late part of the day
  • Chores – small jobs you do at home
  • Recreation – fun activities and play time

Use in sentences:

  1. My daily _______ includes brushing teeth and eating breakfast.
  2. I follow a _______ to know what to do each hour.
  3. Reading before bed has become my favorite _______.
  4. Playing football is my favorite _______ after school.

This term's English Studies topics

Basic 3 Third Term · 62 topics

  1. Reading: Oral and Written Comprehension III
  2. Writing: Composition About ‘A Dog’
  3. Supplementary Reading: “The Hero Dog”
  4. Structure: Present Perfect and Past Perfect Tense
  5. Vocabulary Building VI
  6. Reading: Oral and Written Comprehension IV
  7. Writing: Composition About “My Father”
  8. Structure: Present Perfect and Past Perfect Tense II
  9. Vocabulary Building VII
  10. Reading: Oral and Written Comprehension V
  11. Writing: Composition About “What I Do Everyday”
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