TOPICAL VOCABULARY. to let the fresh morning air in

to wake up

to jump out of bed

to let the fresh morning air in

to leave the bed

to bury one's head under the pillows

to set smb into a cheerful working mood

to pretend not to hear the alarm-clock

to get up

to do a bed

to turn on(off) the hot and cold taps

to clean(brush) one's teeth with a toothpaste

to have a bath(a shower)

to be short of time(to be pressed for time)

to tidy up the room

to be through with smth

to switch on(off) smth

to listen to smth(smb)

to have no time to cook a substantial breakfast

to leave the house

to talk shop

to go out for dinner

It takes(doesn't take) me long(much time) to do smth

to return to the office

to work steadily till...

to have a spare moment

to go to bed

to be an early-riser(a lark)

to be a late-riser(an owl)

to do one's morning exercises(daily dozen, physical jerks)

to plan one's work in advance

to sit down to breakfast(dinner, supper)

to come(to arrive) home from...

to do home assignments

to stay at the office till late at night

to gather round the table after the working day

to be at the office all day

to go by bus(train, plane)

to stay at home

to be late for...

to have a break

to see one's friends

to watch television(TV)

to have a rest

to rub oneself hard with the towel

to brush and comb one's hair

to wash one's face and hands with a soap

to have a walk round...

to brush one's clothes(shoes)

an ordinary time-table

daily actions

to leave for...

to take a bus(a trolley-bus, a tram, a taxi)

to have a good time

to be half asleep

to be in a hurry

to fall into a deep(sound) sleep

to be a light sleeper

to have a wash

to accustom one's body to cold

to live in a 5 minute walk from...

to live far from...

to get up at cockcrow

to get up when the hands of the clock point 6

to stretch oneself lazily

to yawn

to feel sleepy

to look tired

a tired butterfly

to have a cold rub-down

to dry oneself on(with) a towel

to comb oneself

to put smth on(to dress)

to take smth off

to get enough sleep(to catch up with the sleep)

to fall asleep

to turn in late

to get out of bed on the wrong side

to have a chat

to go to bed with a lamb and to rise with a lark

to set the alarm-clock for...

to shut the alarm-clock off

to go to the University on an empty stomach

to be a good sleeper

to be fast asleep

to be a sleepyhead

to take a holiday

to have a lot of work to do

to go on foot(to walk)

to last till...

to have a bite at the coffee-bar

to feel exhausted

to keep late hours

to fall asleep immediately

to make up one's plans beforehand

to try to relax

to catch up with the job for which one hasn't time during the week

to be a homesort

to be fond of knitting and embroidering

a convenient entertainment

to widen horizon

to go away for week-end

to go hiking

to listen to the silence of the wood

to enjoy fragrance of air

to watch sunset

to receive guests

to have a stroll in the open air

to flash past

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