Morning Routine IELTS Speaking Part 1 – Bài Mẫu Band 7+ IELTS WITH DATIO

Honestly, not really. I’m more of a night owl, so waking up early genuinely feels difficult for me. Most mornings I end up hitting the snooze button at least twice before I actually drag myself out of bed. That said, on days when I do manage to get an early start, I feel much more clear-headed and productive. So I know it’s good for me — I just struggle to be consistent about it.

On weekdays, my mornings are honestly quite hectic. I wake up around 6:30, wash my face, throw on some clothes, and rush out the door. I rarely have time for a proper breakfast, so I usually grab something light or a coffee on the go. If I’m lucky, I might manage to squeeze in ten minutes of scrolling through my phone before leaving. It’s not the most ideal routine, but it works for now.

When I was younger, my mornings were very different from now. My mum would wake me up around 6am, and we’d sit down for a proper home-cooked breakfast together before school. Back then I didn’t need to rush because the school was just a short walk away. I also used to watch cartoons on TV while eating, which was honestly the highlight of my entire morning routine as a kid. Looking back, those calm mornings with my family helped me start the school day in a much better headspace.

There are quite a few differences, actually. When I was a child, my mornings were much more relaxed because my parents handled everything for me. I just had to eat breakfast, get dressed, and leave. Now as a student, I have to manage my own time, prepare my own meals, and keep track of my schedule all by myself. Another big change is that I spend a lot more time on my phone in the mornings these days, which definitely wasn’t a thing when I was little. I think modern mornings are just a lot more screen-heavy overall.

Not at all. My weekday mornings are usually quite hectic because I have to rush off to school and deal with deadlines, so everything feels rushed and a bit stressful. But on weekends, I tend to sleep in a bit longer and just take things at a much slower pace. I might make a proper breakfast, watch something on my phone, or simply relax before the day starts. I think weekends are honestly the only time I get to actually enjoy my mornings without any pressure. There’s a huge contrast between my Monday morning and my Saturday morning.

[Answer] Honestly, not really.
[Reason] I’m more of a night owl, so early mornings feel quite draining.
[Example] Most mornings I end up hitting the snooze button at least twice.
[Feeling] But I do feel much more productive on the rare days I manage to wake up early.