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Remember some words of wisdom




The secret of your future is hidden in your daily routine. (Mike Murdock)

  • Every morning you are handed 24 golden hours. They are one of the few things in this world that you get free of charge. If you had all the money in the world, you couldnt buy an extra hour. What will you do with this priceless treasure? (Author Unknown)
  • It has been my observation that most people get ahead during the time that others waste. (Henry Ford)

Read the text and answer the questions below.

PLANNING ONES DAILY ROUND

Have you ever thought that 24 hours isnt enough to do all you have to do? All of us have so many duties and obligations! In addition to the daily routine at offices, schools, hospitals, etc., we have always got some housework to do and shopping, we have to cook the meals and keep the house clean. It is really surprising how much work some people manage to do! But it often happens that we dont have enough time to do everything and put it off till some other time. What do you think is the reason? Why do some people manage and not others?

A lot depends on how you plan your daily round. If you plan your day carefully, youll be able to do more and it takes you less time.

Planning the day is especially necessary for people who want to make time for important things. Many outstanding people say that a daily timetable has helped them greatly to achieve what they have.

1. Do you agree that 24 hours isnt enough to do all we have to do?

2. Do you often put off things till some other time? Why?

3. Do you find it necessary to plan your daily round? Give your reasons.

4. Some people say that a strict timetable makes life dull and uninteresting. What do you think?

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  1. routine (n)
daily routine
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  1. round (n)
the daily round
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  1. habit (n)
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  1. duty (n)
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  1. obligation (n)
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  1. necessary (a)
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  1. important (a)
importance (n)
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  1. time (n)
spend time (spent, spent) waste time save time timetable (n) in time on time What time...? its time to do something
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  1. enough (a)
have enough time
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  1. schedule (n)
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  1. put off (put, put)
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  1. manage (v)
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  1. achieve (v)
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  1. success (n)
be a success successful (a)
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  1. depend on (n)
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  1. think (v) (thought, thought)
thought
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  1. remember (v)
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  1. forget (v) (forgot, forgotten)
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  1. late (a, adv)
be late for
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  1. next (a)
next week/month/year
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  1. last (a)
last (v)
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  1. be over
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  1. midday (n)
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  1. night (n)
midnight (n) tonight (adv)
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  1. get (got, got) (v)
get home get to work get to the university get up get dressed
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  1. sleep (v) (slept, slept)
sleep in oversleep(v) sleep (n) go to sleep get a sleep (got, got) asleep (a) be asleep fall asleep (fell, fallen) sleepy (a)
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  1. wake up (v) (woke, woken)
awake (a) be awake
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  1. put on (v) (put, put)
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  1. take off (took, taken)
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  1. wear (v) (wore, worn)
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  1. hour (n)
an hour and a half half an hour
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  1. quarter (n)
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  1. yesterday (adv)
the day before yesterday
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  1. tomorrow (adv)
the day after tomorrow
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  1. shower/bath (n)
take/have a shower/bath
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  1. breakfast/lunch/dinner/supper (n)
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  1. bed (n)
go to bed make a bed (made, made)
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  1. leave (v) (left, left)
leave house leave for work
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  1. wash (v)
wash up
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  1. bus/trolley bus/tram/taxi (n)
take a bus/tram, etc (took, taken) catch the bus/taxi (caught, caught), etc
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  1. busy (a)
be busy with something be busy doing something busyness (n)
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  1. tire (v)
tiring (a) tired (a) tireless (a) tiredness (n)
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  1. rest (v)
rest (n) have a rest
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