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Week 5

#EnglishForLife
STUDY PLAN
INTRODUCTION

DAILY ROUTINE VERBS ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY

DAILY ROUTINE PRACTICE QUESTIONS


PUT ME ON THE SPOT!

1. Tell me about yourself:

What’s your name?


How old are you? LET
SB
RA
Where do you live? INS
TO
RM
!
What do you like to do?
What do you do for living?

2. Create one extra question for the teacher


DAILY ROUTINE VERBS

🛏️ Morning Start 🚿 Personal Care 🍽️ Meals


Wake up Brush my teeth Have breakfast
Get up Take a shower Make lunch
Make my bed Get dressed Prepare dinner
Meditate/Pray Exercise/Work out

🤓 Responsibilities 🎮 Free Time / Relax 😴 Evening Routine


Feed my pet Watch TV Take a nap
Clean the house Play video games Go to bed
Wash the dishes Read Sleep
Go to school / work Check my phone
Discourse Markers
Markers Use Example
First/Firstly To start First, I wake up.
Then To say what happens next Then I take a shower.
After To continue the sequence After that, I eat breakfast.
So To show result or reason I’m tired, so I take a nap.
Because To give a reason I go to bed early because I’m sleepy.
And To add more information I brush my teeth and get dressed.
But To show contrast I want to relax but I have homework.
Adverbs of Frequency
Adverb Traducción Frequency
Always → Siempre 100%
Example sentences:
I always drink coffee in the morning.
Usually → Usualmente 80–90% She usually walks to school.

Often → A menudo 60–70%


They never eat meat.

Sometimes → A veces 40–50%


Rarely → Rara vez 10–20% Adverbs go before
Never → Nunca 0%
the main verb
Slang & Contractions: Lets Listen and translate
Gonna = going to

Wanna = want to

Ain’t = is not / are not

Cuz = because

Lemme = let me

Gotta = got to / have to

This weekend, what is a lazy activity you wish to do?

Adverbs: always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, never


Discourse Markers: well, actually, so, then, because, first/firstly, after, because, and, but
HOBBIES LETS MAKE PLANS!
1️⃣ It’s Saturday and you are free all afternoon.
You want to relax but also do something fun with a friend.
2️⃣ It’s Friday after work.
You had a long week, but your friend wants to go out. Make a plan that works
for both.
3️⃣ It’s a rainy Sunday morning.
You’re both at home and a bit bored. Try to come up with a cozy plan.
4️⃣ You’re planning for the weekend.
You usually stay home, but your friend has something new in mind.
5️⃣ It’s your birthday next week.
You want to invite your friend to celebrate. Decide together what to do!

🗣️ Target phrases to use:


“Do you want to…?” “Would you like to…?” “Let’s…”
___________________________________
“Sure! That sounds fun!” “Maybe another day, I’m busy.” “I don’t really like that, but we can…”

Adverbs: always 100%, usually 80-90%, often 60-70%, sometime 40-50%s, rarely 10-20%, never 0%

Discourse Markers: well, actually, so, then, because, first/firstly, after, because, and, but
THANKS A LOT

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