In a daily routine lesson, students improve their English skills by learning to express themselves using simple present tense, which is essential for talking about habitual actions. As they describe their routines, students practice new vocabulary related to everyday activities like waking up, eating, working, and relaxing. This lesson helps students build confidence in speaking by encouraging them to talk about their own lives, making the language learning process more personal and engaging. Additionally, students enhance their listening skills by understanding and responding to questions about routines, improving both their comprehension and conversational abilities. Overall, the lesson allows students to practice fluency, expand their vocabulary, and strengthen their understanding of sentence structures, making it easier for them to communicate about daily life in English.