Explanation
Exercises
Writing · A2

Write About Your Typical Week

Learn how to describe a typical week by organising weekday routines, regular activities, and weekend plans in a clear, connected paragraph.

Daily Life and Routines Routine paragraph 20 min 60–70 words
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Explanation · 1 / 4

Learn how to organise weekday routines, frequency, and weekend activities.

Learning objective

In this lesson, you will learn how to describe your usual week, say what you do on different days, use frequency expressions, add free-time activities, and show how your weekends are different from your weekdays.

Model text

My week is usually quite busy. From Monday to Friday, I work from nine to five and study English on Tuesday evenings. I often cook dinner at home, but on Wednesday I meet a friend after work. I usually go to the gym twice a week. At weekends, I sleep later, visit my family, and sometimes go for a long walk. Sunday evening is my time to relax.

How to write

1
Start with a general sentence about your week.

My week is usually quite busy.

2
Describe your main weekday routine.

From Monday to Friday, I work from nine to five.

3
Add activities on specific days.

I study English on Tuesday evenings.

4
Use frequency expressions for regular habits.

I usually go to the gym twice a week.

5
Finish by showing how your weekend is different.

At weekends, I sleep later and spend more time with my family.

Useful phrases

My week is usually...
From Monday to Friday...
On Mondays, I...
On Tuesday evening...
Before work, I...
After work / school, I...
I usually...
I often...
I ... twice a week.
At weekends, I...
On Saturday / Sunday...
My weekend is different because...

Language focus

Use the present simple for routines:

I work from Monday to Friday.

I study English on Tuesday.

I visit my family at weekends.

Use frequency words and time expressions:

I usually cook at home.

I go to the gym twice a week.

On Wednesday, I meet a friend.

Remember:
On Monday / Tuesday evening
At weekends
After work / school
I usually go to the gym.
Not: I am usually go to the gym.
Exercises:
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Exercise 1 · Language

Choose the correct sentence

Choose the most natural and grammatically correct sentence in each question.

Practise days, routines, frequency, and weekend expressions.
Exercise 1 · 2 / 4

You need at least 5 correct answers out of 6 to complete this exercise.

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Which sentence describes a weekday routine correctly?
2
Which sentence uses a day correctly?
3
Which sentence uses a frequency adverb naturally?
4
Which sentence uses a frequency expression correctly?
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Which sentence shows a contrast naturally?
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Which sentence describes a weekend routine correctly?
Exercise 2 · Structure

Build a clear typical-week paragraph

Choose the sentence that performs each part of the paragraph.

Practise organising weekdays, specific days, regular habits, and weekends.
Exercise 2 · 3 / 4

A strong paragraph moves from the general weekly routine to details and finishes with the weekend.

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General opening
2
Main weekday routine
3
Specific-day detail
4
Regular habit
5
Weekday variation
6
Weekend ending
Exercise 3 · Writing

Write about your typical week

Write one connected paragraph about what you usually do during the week and at weekends.

Complete the fourth A2 Writing lesson.
Exercise 3 · 4 / 4

Write about 60–70 words. Organise your week clearly and use time and frequency expressions.

Your task

Write a 60–70 word paragraph about your typical week.

  • start with a general sentence about your week
  • describe your main weekday routine
  • mention activities on at least two specific days or times
  • use at least one frequency word or expression
  • include one free-time or after-work / after-school activity
  • show how your weekend is different from your weekdays
My week is usually... From Monday to Friday... On Mondays, I... On Tuesday evening... After work / school... I usually... I often... I ... twice a week. But on Wednesday... At weekends... On Saturday... On Sunday...
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Quick check
•Write about 60–70 words
•Start with a general sentence about your week
•Describe your main weekday routine
•Mention activities on at least two specific days or times
•Use a frequency word or expression
•Include a free-time or after-work / after-school activity
•Show how your weekend is different
•Organise the paragraph in at least six sentences
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