Household chores
Simple Present
do the laundry
In my house, I do the laundry.
do the grocery shopping
In my house, my mother does the shopping.
do the dishes
In my house, my sister does the dishes.
take out the trash
In my house, my father takes out the trash.
do homework
In my house, my brother and I do homework.
cut the grass
In my house, my father cuts the grass.
iron the clothes
In my house, my sister irons the clothes.
pick up the clothes
In my house, my mother picks up the clothes.
pay the bills
In my house, my parents pay the house bills.
dust
In my house, my older sister dusts the lamps and the
curtains.
vacuum the floor
In my house, my older brother vacuums the floor.
mop the floor
In my house, my aunt mops the floor.
sweep the floor
In my house, my cousin and her boyfriend sweep the floor.
make a snack
In my house, the chef makes delicious snacks.
make breakfast
In my house, my grandmother makes breakfast.
do the housework
In my house, everybody does the housework.
make the bed (v.)
In my house, Rachel makes the bed.
clean the bathroom
In my house, Ashley cleans the bathroom.
ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY
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He always works.
How often does Ben work?
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He usually does the grocery shopping.
How often does Ben do the grocery
shopping?
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He often goes out with friends.
How often does Ben go out with friends?
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He sometimes cleans the bathroom.
How often does Ben clean the bathroom?
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He hardly ever does yardwork.
How often does Ben do yardwork?
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He never makes lunch.
How often does Ben make lunch?
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