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Conversations about daily routines follow a certain predictable sequence — getting up, breakfast, going to work etc. This means that you will already know which general activities are going to come up, and can therefore concentrate on the particulars; for example: when is he/she getting up? and how does he/she get to work?
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© 1996 Ruth Rach and Brian Hill
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Rach, R., Hill, B. (1996). More About Yourself. In: Hill, B. (eds) New Breakthrough German. Breakthrough. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-24817-9_13
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