This document lists common verbs used to describe daily routines and provides examples of their use in simple present tense sentences. It includes verbs like wake up, take a shower, brush teeth, get dressed, make bed, go to school, use computers, study, watch TV, and do homework. Examples are given to illustrate their affirmative forms in the first person like "I wake up early" as well as third person singular forms like "He wakes up late".

1. SOME VERBS
FOR YOUR
DAILY ROUTINE

2. 1. Wake up
• I wake up early

3. 2. Take
• I take a shower

4. 3. Brush
• I brush my a teeth

5. 4. Get dressed
• I get dressed

6. 5. Make
• I make my bed every morning

7. 6. Go
• we go to school every day

8. 7. Use
• We use computers in class

9. 8. Study
• I study alone

10. 9. Watch
• They watch tv in the afternoon

11. 10. Do
• I do my homework in the afternoon

12. PRESENT SIMPLE
Daily routine

13. PRESENT SIMPLE – AFFIRMATIVE
RULE:
I YOU WE THEY
+
infinitive
He she it
(3rd person singular)
+
Infinitive + “s”
Example:
Play Plays
Dance Dances

14. Some variants
1. Some verbs ending in: “o”, “sh”, “ch”, “ss”, “x”
General rule:
Go
Brush
Watch
Kiss
+
es
3rd person
singular:
Goes
Brushes
Watches
Kisses
Example:
He goes to school on foot..

15. 2. Verbs ending in consonant + “y”:
General rule:
Cry
study
+
(i)es
3rd person
singular:
Cries
studies
Example:
She studies a lot.

16. 1. Wake up
General rule
I wake up early
Wake up
Wake
up
3rd person singular
He wakes up late
Wakes up

17. 2. Take
General rule
We take a bath
Take
Take
3rd person singular
She takes a shower
Takes

18. 3. Brush
General rule
They brush their teeth
Brush
Brush
3rd person singular
She brushes her teeth
Brushes

19. 4. Make
General rule
We rarely make our bed.
Make
Make
3rd person singular
He makes his bed every day.
Makes

20. 5. Go
General rule
They go to school
Go
Go
3rd person singular
He goes to school
Goes

21. 6. Use
General rule
We often use computers in
class.
Use
Use
3rd person singular
She uses a computer at
home.
Uses

22. 7. Watch
General rule
We watch tv at
night.
Watch
Watch
3rd person singular
He watches tv in the
afternoon.
watches

23. 8. Study
General rule
We study together.
Study
Study
3rd person singular
He studies alone.
Studies

24. • “What do you do in the morning?
• What do you do in the afternoon?
• What do you do at night?