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Daily Routine in Simple Present Tense

The document teaches how to discuss daily routines in English using vocabulary related to everyday activities. It covers the simple present tense for positive, negative sentences, and questions, along with examples and practice exercises. Key time words such as 'first,' 'then,' and 'next' are also included to help structure sentences.

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Daily Routine in Simple Present Tense

The document teaches how to discuss daily routines in English using vocabulary related to everyday activities. It covers the simple present tense for positive, negative sentences, and questions, along with examples and practice exercises. Key time words such as 'first,' 'then,' and 'next' are also included to help structure sentences.

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Daily Routine & The Simple

Present
Learn how to talk about your
everyday activities in English!
Daily Routine – Vocabulary
• • take a shower
• • brush my teeth
• • get dressed
• • catch the bus
• • walk to school
• • have a snack
• • do my homework
• • ride my bike
Time Words – When do you do
things?
• • first
• • then
• • next
• • every day

• Example sentence:
• First, I brush my teeth. Then, I get dressed.
Simple Present – Positive
Sentences
• • I walk to school.
• • He catches the bus.
• • They ride their bikes to school.

• Note: Add -s to the verb with he/she/it.


Simple Present – Negative
Sentences
• • He doesn’t walk to school.
• • They don’t catch the bus.

• Note: Use 'doesn’t' with he/she/it and 'don’t'


with I/you/we/they.
Simple Present – Questions and
Answers
• • Does he catch the bus to school?
• - Yes, he does.
• - No, he doesn’t.
Let’s Practice!
• 1. What do you do every day?
• 2. Make 3 sentences using time words.
• 3. Ask a friend: Do you walk to school?

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