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My Daily Routine

The document outlines the use of the Simple Present tense to describe daily routines and habits, emphasizing rules for different subjects and how to form questions and negatives. It includes vocabulary related to common daily activities and provides examples of a typical daily routine, specifically detailing Marco's schedule. Additionally, it offers practice exercises for grammar and comprehension.
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My Daily Routine

The document outlines the use of the Simple Present tense to describe daily routines and habits, emphasizing rules for different subjects and how to form questions and negatives. It includes vocabulary related to common daily activities and provides examples of a typical daily routine, specifically detailing Marco's schedule. Additionally, it offers practice exercises for grammar and comprehension.
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My Daily Routine

What do you do every day?


Think about your morning. What is the very
first thing you do when you open your
eyes?
Does everyone in the world have the same
routine? Let's find out!

DISCUSSION
Simple Present: The Basics
We use the Simple Present to talk about
things we do regularly (habits or routines).
The Rule
For I, You, We, They, use the base verb.
● I wake up at 7:00.
● They study every afternoon.

🔑 Key point
Use the Simple Present for facts and
habits that happen 'every day' or
'always'.
The Third Person Singular
GRAMMAR ALERT

When the subject is He, She, or It, we must


add -s or -es to the verb.
● He wakes up.
● She goes to school.
● It starts at 8:00.

⚠️ Watch out
Don't forget the 'S'! It is the most
common mistake for English learners.
Asking Questions
To ask about a routine, we use Do or Does
at the start of the sentence.
● Do you wake up early?
● Does he play soccer?

1 Do + I/you/we/they + verb?

2 Does + he/she/it + verb?


Negatives: 'Don't' and 'Doesn't'
I / You / We / They He / She / It
Use do not (don't). Use does not (doesn't).
● I don't eat meat. ● He doesn't like coffee.
● They don't watch TV. ● She doesn't study on Sundays.

🧠 Remember
When you use 'doesn't', the main
verb loses the 's'!
Time Expressions
To be specific about our routine, we use time
phrases:
● In the morning / afternoon / evening
● At night / 7:30 / noon
● Every day / Monday

🔍 Example
I play sports after school.
He watches TV in the evening.
Vocabulary

Take a Shower
To wash your body in the
Wake Up & Get Up morning or at night. Get Dressed
To stop sleeping and To put on your clothes
then physically leave for the day.
your bed.
Comb hair
Brush teeth Make your hair look neat.
To clean your teeth with a brush.
Go to school
Alex walks to school at
8:00 a.m.
Have lunch
Have breakfast He eats with his friends
To eat in the morning. at noon.

Study
He studies in the
classroom.
Cook dinner
Go home
Prepare the evening meal.
Return to your house.
Have dinner Watch TV
Alex has dinner He watches TV in
with his family. the living room.

Set the alarm Go to bed


Prepare for tomorrow. Get into bed to sleep.
Match the Action

1. Brush my teeth a) To learn and read for your subjects.

2. Go to school b) To eat the first meal of the day.

3. Study c) To clean your mouth with a toothbrush.

4. Have breakfast d) To leave your house to go to class.


Check Your Grammar Answers on the next
slide...
Choose the correct sentence for the person in the photo.

1. She go to work at 9:00.

2. She goes to work at 9:00.

3. She going to work at 9:00.

4. She goies to work at 9:00.


Step-by-Step Routine

Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Step 4: Night


Morning Afternoon Evening I go to bed at
I have breakfast I study and have I do homework 10:00 PM.
and go to school. lunch with and have dinner.
friends.
Reading: Marco's Day
Marco is an 18-year-old student in Miami.
He wakes up at 6:30 every morning. He
takes a shower and gets dressed. At 7:15,
he has breakfast with his sister. He goes to
school by bus.
In the afternoon, Marco studies in the
library. He plays soccer after school. He has
dinner at 8:00 and then he watches TV. He
goes to bed at 11:00 PM.
Reading Check

Marco has breakfast alone at 7:15.

👍 👎
TRUE FALSE

Answers on the next slide...


Reading Check ✅

Marco has breakfast alone at 7:15.

👎
FALSE

The text says he has breakfast with his sister.


Marco's Schedule

Question 1:
What time does Marco wake up?

Question 2:
How does he get to school?

Question 3:
What sport does he play?

Answers on the next slide...


Marco's Schedule ✅
Answer 1:
6:30 AM

Answer 2:
By bus.

Answer 3:
Soccer.
Negative Practice

My friend ____ (not play) sports, and I ____ (not drink) tea in the
morning.

Word bank 🏦
don't drink, doesn't play, not play, don't plays, no drink, doesn't drinks

Answers on the next slide...

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