Practising writing on everyday topics regularly can make a big difference in your English skills.

Writing about different topics helps you build your vocabulary, improve your sentence structure, and get comfortable with phrases you’ll use often. It’s like working out your language muscles, so when you speak, the words come more naturally, and you can express yourself clearly and confidently.

How It Works.

By writing a short piece three times a week, you get to practice new vocabulary, phrases, and phrasal verbs in a meaningful way. Each topic encourages you to think in English, organizing your thoughts to communicate ideas effectively. When you describe everyday experiences—like your daily routine, hobbies, or recent events—you’re training your brain to use English in practical, relatable contexts.

The Benefits.

• Improved Vocabulary: Writing helps reinforce the meaning and use of new words. Each topic includes 10 keywords and phrases, helping you learn the language you need for everyday conversations.
• Better Grammar and Structure: You can experiment with different sentence structures, making your writing—and eventually your speaking—more dynamic and engaging.
• Fluency with Phrasal Verbs: Native speakers use a lot of phrasal verbs, so getting comfortable with them will make you sound more natural and less formal.

How to Use the Topics and Vocabulary Lists.

Each topic is like a mini lesson. Choose one, then use the keywords and phrasal verbs to guide your writing. Don’t worry about making it perfect—focus on using the words and phrases naturally. The goal is progress, not perfection.

Example:

If the topic is “Daily Routine,” try describing your day using some of the phrasal verbs and keywords provided. You could write about how you “wake up,” “head out” for work, “take a break” during the day, and “wind down” in the evening. This practice turns everyday routines into learning opportunities, helping you get used to using English comfortably in different situations.

By sticking to this routine, your English proficiency will grow, and you’ll feel more confident using the language in real conversations.

Organizing the topics into separate tables can enhance comprehension. Below are the 17 topics, each with relevant keywords, phrases, and phrasal verbs.

1. Daily Routine

Keywords/Phrases	Phrasal Verbs
morning	wake up
commute	get ready
work	head out
lunch	catch up on
meetings	take a break
tasks	wrap up
break	wind down
evening	turn in
dinner	set up
bedtime	clean up

2. Hobbies and Interests

Keywords/Phrases	Phrasal Verbs
reading	pick up
sports	get into
music	try out
cooking	sign up for
traveling	take up
photography	give up
painting	look forward to
gardening	join in
gaming	hang out
volunteering	show up

3. Family and Relationships

Keywords/Phrases	Phrasal Verbs
parents	grow up
siblings	get along
friends	look after
partner	take after
children	bring up
gatherings	get together
celebrations	hang out
support	look forward to
communication	break up
traditions	make up

4. Health and Fitness

Keywords/Phrases	Phrasal Verbs
exercise	work out
diet	warm up
gym	cool down
yoga	cut down on
running	put on weight
meditation	take up
sleep	get in shape
nutrition	stay fit
wellness	give up
routine	check up on

5. Work and Career

Keywords/Phrases	Phrasal Verbs
job	take on
responsibilities	take over
promotion	set up
colleagues	carry out
meetings	follow up
deadlines	look after
projects	get ahead
skills	move up
goals	step down
achievements	call off

6. Education and Learning

Keywords/Phrases	Phrasal Verbs
school	catch up on
university	drop out
courses	sign up for
assignments	hand in
exams	look up
study	go over
grades	take notes
teachers	get through
classmates	brush up on
graduation	fall behind

7. Travel and Vacations

Keywords/Phrases	Phrasal Verbs
destination	set off
itinerary	check in
flight	check out
hotel	take off
sightseeing	get away
adventure	look around
culture	stop over
relaxation	pick up
passport	drop off
luggage	get back

8. Food and Cooking

Keywords/Phrases	Phrasal Verbs
recipes	whip up
ingredients	cut out
cooking	heat up
baking	cool down
meals	set aside
restaurants	mix in
cuisine	boil over
flavors	chop up
nutrition	serve up
dining	clean up

9. Shopping and Fashion

Keywords/Phrases	Phrasal Verbs
clothes	try on
accessories	pick out
shopping mall	put on
online shopping	take off
sales	check out
discounts	run out of
brands	shop around
trends	look for
fitting room	get in
checkout	send back

10. Technology and Gadgets

Keywords/Phrases	Phrasal Verbs
smartphone	log in
computer	log out
apps	set up
internet	turn on
social media	turn off
gaming	back up
software	shut down
hardware	boot up
updates	get online
troubleshooting	run into

11. Entertainment and Media

Keywords/Phrases	Phrasal Verbs
movies	check out
TV shows	tune in
music	turn on
books	turn off
podcasts	catch up on
concerts	look forward to
theater	put on
streaming	take off
reviews	get into
recommendations	show up

12. Home and Living

Keywords/Phrases	Phrasal Verbs
apartment	move in
house	move out
furniture	set up
decoration	clean up
maintenance	fix up
cleaning	take care of
bills	put away
neighbors	hang up
utilities	turn on
repairs	turn off

13. Social Events and Gatherings

Keywords/Phrases	Phrasal Verbs
party	show up
celebration	turn up
invitation	set up
guests	clean up
host	hang out
venue	get together
decorations	break up
food	call off
drinks	put off
entertainment	look forward to

14. Personal Development

Keywords/Phrases	Phrasal Verbs
goals	work on
motivation	give up
habits	take up
skills	set up
growth	carry out
challenges	look forward to
achievements	get ahead
learning	move up
improvement	step down
success	call off

15. Environment and Nature

Keywords/Phrases	Phrasal Verbs
parks	clean up
wildlife	cut down on
conservation	set up
pollution	carry out
recycling	turn off
sustainability	turn on
climate change	break down
ecosystems	clean up
biodiversity	pump out
green spaces	filter out

16. Sports and Recreation

Keywords/Phrases	Phrasal Verbs
football	work out
basketball	warm up
tennis	cool down
swimming	cut down on
gym	put on weight
exercise	take up
competition	get in shape
team	stay fit
training	give up
fitness	check up on

17. News and Current Events

Keywords/Phrases	Phrasal Verbs
headlines	catch up on
politics	look into
economy	bring up
health	turn out
technology	break down
international	check out
local	get across
updates	run into
reports	run over
discussions	turn in

Examples of Texts for Practice:

• Topic: Daily Routine
  “Every morning, I wake up at 6:30 and get ready for the day. I usually head out by 7:15 to catch the bus to work. After a busy day of meetings and tasks, I finally wind down in the evening by reading a book and having dinner before bedtime.”

• Topic: Personal Development
  “I’m currently working on developing new habits to stay motivated and focused on my goals. I’ve taken up morning meditation to improve my focus and look forward to learning something new every day. It’s a continuous journey of improvement, but I believe that each small step counts.”