Aylin Skye

My Busy Day by Aylin Skye

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Hello, everyone! This upbeat song focuses on daily routines like getting up, having breakfast, doing homework, and uses frequency adverbs such as always, usually, often, and never. If you’re looking for how to learn English songs easily or songs to learn English for beginners, this tune will help you understand how to talk about what you do every day. By singing along, you’ll practice Present Simple forms like I wake up at 7, He gets up at 7, and you’ll also learn to use phrases like What time do you…? Let’s get started and have fun learning about our daily routines!

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Lexical Focus (Vocabulary)
  • Daily Routines: wake up, have breakfast, brush my teeth, study, play games, watch TV, read a book, go to bed
  • Time Expressions: in the morning, after school, at night, at 7 o’clock
    • Grammar Focus
    • Simple Present Tense: I get up, He gets up, She goes to school
    • Frequency Adverbs: always, usually, often, sometimes, never
    • Questions about Routines: What time do you…? When do you…?
      • Explanation for Missing Words
      1. early: Describes waking up at a specific or early time of the day. Common in daily routines.
      2. breakfast: The first meal of the day. A key word for discussing morning activities.
      3. teeth: Part of the phrase "brush my teeth," which is a common morning routine.
      4. hair: Refers to combing or styling hair as part of getting ready.
      5. school: A place where children and students go to learn. Central to the routine of learners.
      6. run: Indicates that the day is busy and full of activities.
      7. always: A frequency adverb that means every time. Used to express habits.
      8. night: The time after evening, often when people relax or go to bed.
      9. bright: Suggests positivity and energy, adding an uplifting tone to the song.
      10. usually: A frequency adverb meaning most of the time, helping to describe habits.
      11. often: Indicates that an activity happens frequently but not always.
      12. TV: Short for "television." Refers to watching programs as a leisure activity.
      13. book: A common item for reading, related to hobbies or studying.
      14. dinner: The main meal in the evening. Important for routines.
      15. bed: A piece of furniture where people sleep, related to the end of the day.
      16. head: Refers to resting on a pillow while sleeping.
      17. never: A frequency adverb meaning not at any time, emphasizing habits.
      18. light: Refers to the morning sunlight that marks the start of a new day.
        19. Themes in the Song

        “My Busy Day” is all about describing and reflecting on daily activities. The song’s themes include:

        1. Daily routines: Helping learners express their own routines using vocabulary like "wake up," "brush my teeth," and "go to bed."
        2. Time and frequency: Teaching learners how to use adverbs like "always," "usually," and "never" to describe how often they do things.
        3. Positive habits: Encouraging learners to discuss their productive habits, like studying or reading, in a fun and engaging way.
        4. Self-expression: Using questions like "What time do you...?" and "When do you...?" to create conversations about personal routines.

          5. This song is a fantastic resource for anyone looking to learn English by music lyrics while mastering everyday vocabulary and grammar.

          My Busy Day by Aylin Skye Lyrics

          Verse 1

          I wake up early every day,
          Have my breakfast right away.
          I brush my teeth and comb my hair,
          Then off to school without a care.

          Chorus

          My busy day is on the run,
          I always find a way to have some fun.
          From morning ’til night, I do what’s right,
          Let’s sing together, shining bright!

          Verse 2

          I usually study when school is done,
          Then I often play games under the sun.
          Sometimes I watch TV, or read a book,
          It’s time for dinner—let’s take a look!

          (Repeat Chorus)

          Bridge

          What time do you go to bed?
          How do you rest your head?
          I never forget to say goodnight,
          And dream until the morning light.

          (Repeat Chorus x2 to finish)

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