curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-discuss-your-morning-or-evening-routine/65578ed1a4ae65a8fbc341f5.md
Fuel typically refers to a substance that is used to produce energy, like gasoline for cars or coal for trains.
However, in everyday language, people often use fuel to describe something that gives them energy or motivation. For example, someone might call food or drink their fuel if it helps them to start the day with energy.
What does Sarah mean by morning fuel?
A cup of coffee that gives her energy in the morning
A morning exercise routine
Exercise can be energizing, but another thing is her morning fuel.
The fuel she puts in her car
Sarah is talking about her morning routine, not about driving or using a car.
A special kind of morning medicine
Sarah uses the term fuel metaphorically for something that energizes her, not as a literal medicine.
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