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Daily Life and Simple Present Grammar

The document outlines a lesson plan focused on the simple present tense and daily life, featuring a reading comprehension exercise about a 16-year-old student named Carlos who splits his time between Monterrey and Texas. It includes grammar practice, vocabulary matching, a listening simulation, and a writing task comparing students' routines to Carlos's. The overall aim is to enhance reading, grammar, vocabulary, listening, and writing skills within a 60-70 minute timeframe.

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Daily Life and Simple Present Grammar

The document outlines a lesson plan focused on the simple present tense and daily life, featuring a reading comprehension exercise about a 16-year-old student named Carlos who splits his time between Monterrey and Texas. It includes grammar practice, vocabulary matching, a listening simulation, and a writing task comparing students' routines to Carlos's. The overall aim is to enhance reading, grammar, vocabulary, listening, and writing skills within a 60-70 minute timeframe.

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Topic: Simple Present & Daily Life

Skills: Reading – Grammar – Vocabulary – Listening (simulated) – Writing


Time: 60–70 minutes

Part 1 – Reading Comprehension

Read the text carefully:

Carlos’s Life Between Two Worlds

Carlos is a 16-year-old student who lives in Monterrey, but he also spends part of the year
in Texas with his father. During the school year, he usually wakes up at 6:15 a.m. and takes
the bus to school. He studies from Monday to Friday and plays soccer with his friends after
classes.

On weekends, Carlos helps his mother at her restaurant. He washes dishes, serves
customers, and sometimes cooks. He doesn’t like waking up early on Saturdays, but he
enjoys working with his mom.

When Carlos stays in Texas, his routine is completely different. He wakes up later, eats
cereal for breakfast, and walks his dog in the park. He practices his English with his cousins
and watches movies in English.

Carlos says life in Mexico is busy but fun, while life in the U.S. is calmer and more
relaxing. He believes both experiences help him learn discipline and appreciate his family.

A. Reading Comprehension Questions

1. Where does Carlos live most of the time?


2. What does he do on weekends in Mexico?
3. How is his life different when he is in Texas?
4. What two things does Carlos say he learns from his two lifestyles?
5. Why does he like working with his mom?

Part 2 – Grammar Practice (Simple Present)

A. Complete with the correct form of the verb in parentheses.

6. Carlos ______ (live) in Monterrey.


7. He ______ (help) his mother on weekends.
8. He ______ (not / like) to wake up early on Saturdays.
9. ______ he ______ (practice) English in Texas?
10. His cousins ______ (watch) movies with him.

B. Rewrite the sentences using the correct adverb of frequency.


11. Carlos is late for school. (never)
12. He eats cereal for breakfast. (usually)
13. He helps his mom on weekends. (always)
14. He wakes up late on Sundays. (sometimes)
15. He plays soccer after school. (often)

Part 3 – Vocabulary in Context

Match the words (16–20) with their meanings (a–e):

Word Meaning
a) a person who eats or drinks something before the
16. routine
main meal
17. calm b) something that happens regularly
18. customer c) peaceful, not busy or noisy
19. appreciate d) someone who buys something
20. experience e) to value or be thankful for something

🎧 Part 4 – Listening Simulation (Comprehension through context)

(Teacher reads or students read aloud the paragraph below.)

“Hi! I’m Camila. I usually wake up at 6:00 a.m., but on weekends I get up later. I have
breakfast, then I take my dog for a walk. My sister doesn’t like mornings, so she stays in
bed. After school, I study, help my mom, and sometimes play guitar. At night, I always
read before sleeping.”

Answer the questions:

21. What time does Camila usually wake up?


22. What does she do after breakfast?
23. Does her sister like mornings?
24. What does Camila do after school?
25. What does she always do at night?
Part 5 – Writing Task
Write a short composition (8–10 sentences) comparing your daily routine with
Carlos’s routine from the reading.
Use connectors (but, and, while, because) and adverbs of frequency.

Example:

Carlos wakes up at 6:15 a.m., but I usually wake up at 7:00. He helps his mom at her
restaurant, while I help my dad in our shop. We both play sports after school. I study
English at night because I want to travel.

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