Typical Day Vocabulary Puzzle

Todd: So Natalie, what is a — choose —topicaltypical day for you? For example, what is a typical morning?

Natalie: Well, I — choose —wakewalk up at about 7.00 a.m.

Todd: Oh that's — choose —easyearly.

Natalie: Yes, I really am a — choose —morningmourning person.

Todd: I think you are a morning person. I'm not a morning person at all.

Natalie: Well, I don't — choose —activelyactually get out of — choose —bedbad until about 7.30.

Todd: Okay, so what do you do?

Natalie: Well, I play on my phone, I — choose —cheekcheck my emails, I check Facebook, and I — choose —readred the news.

Todd: Do you eat breakfast at home?

Natalie: I usually — choose —preferprepare breakfast at home, yeah.

Todd: What do you eat?

Natalie: Oh, just the — choose —simplesample stuff, eggs, bacon, sausages, sometimes I'll have toast.

Todd: Do you — choose —thinkdrink coffee or tea?

Natalie: No, I don't like coffee or tea.

Todd: Oh, what do you drink?

Natalie: Actually, I like hot chocolate in the morning.

Todd: Yeah, I like hot chocolate too. So what about your day?

Natalie: Well, I'm a teacher. I — choose —teachtouch at a school. Lessons — choose —starstart at about 9.00 a.m. and we have lunch at — choose —noonmoon.

Todd: How many classes do you have in the morning?

Natalie: Each class — choose —listslasts an hour, so I have three classes.

Todd: Do you eat lunch at school?

Natalie: Yes, we have a — choose —hugehug canteen.

Todd: Is the food good?

Natalie: The food is great and it's so much — choose —fanfun eating with the — choose —studentsstudios too.

Todd: Is the food cheap or — choose —extensiveexpensive?

Natalie: It's — choose —prettypetty cheap. I'd say maybe $3 for lunch.

Todd: Oh that's really good.

Natalie: Yeah, and for that you get a lot of food.

Todd: What do you do in the afternoon?

Natalie: In the afternoon I have more lessons, usually taking me till about 4.00 p.m.

Todd: Oh and do you have big classes?

Natalie: Yes, so I teach English, that means I teach the — choose —holewhole year, so I have really big classes. We have about 200 students at the school.

Todd: That's a lot.

Natalie: Yes it is.

Todd: What about the evening? What do you do in the evening?

Natalie: When I get home I'm usually really — choose —tiredtried, so I get — choose —chargedchanged into my pajamas and I watch TV for about two hours. After that, I'll maybe have some — choose —dinnerdiner, maybe get a pizza and then read a book or play on my phone again.

Todd: What do you watch on TV?

Natalie: I really like watching Korean — choose —dreamdrama.

Todd: Korean dramas are cool.

Natalie: I know, the — choose —characterscharters are so much fun.

Todd: Do you listen to K-pop?

Natalie: A little bit but I think it's a little bit — choose —boxingboring. I — choose —preferprepare American pop.

Todd: Oh so you like Korean dramas and American music?

Natalie: That's right. I also like game — choose —shoesshows.

Todd: Oh, what game shows?

Natalie: Well actually my — choose —favoritefamous one is Busted, and that's also Korean.

Todd: Okay, I need to — choose —seasee that. So when do you go to bed?

Natalie: Most — choose —nightsknights I go to bed at around 10.00 p.m. but at the — choose —weekdayweekend, sometimes it's later, maybe around — choose —midnightmidday.

Todd: Well I think you have an interesting and — choose —lunglong day.

Natalie: That's right, I'm usually very tired.