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This document provides information about daily routines, including common verbs and time expressions used for present simple tense. It lists typical activities people do each day like wake up, shower, get dressed, go to work or school, come home, watch TV, and go to bed. It also includes vocabulary about days of the week, months of the year, and holidays.
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PRESENT_SIMPLE_NEGATIVE_FORM_PPT.pptx
- 1. DAILY ROUTINE Gino Fossa ESL TEACHER PRESENT SIMPLE
- 2. ROUTINE VERBS IN GENERAL Get up Take a shower Brush *my teeth Get dressed Comb my hair Go to college / work Start working Finish class / work Arrive home Do housework Watch tv Go to bed Fall asleep EATING VERBS Have breakfast Have lunch Have dinner Make breakfast Make lunch Make dinner DAILY ROUTINE Get up Take a shower Brush *my teeth Get dressed Comb my hair Have breakfast Go to college / work Start working Answer emails Have lunch Finish class / work Arrive home Make dinner Have dinner Watch tv Go to bed Fall asleep
- 4. TIME EXPRESSIONS FOR PRESENT SIMPLE ever y Day Week Month . Year Friday in the morning The aftenoon. The on Monday Friday Saturday morning. my birthday weekdays the weekend at 6 o’clock. Night. Always Usually Often Sometim es Hardly ever never FREQUE NCY ADVERBS
- 5. I don’t teach English classes online every day. HE SHE IT doesn’t get up early in the moring. at 8am on weekdays. WE YOU THEY don’t live in Piura. near my house. by the lake in a beautiful house. DAILY ROUTI NE HABIT S GENER AL FACTS
- 6. I WE YOU THEY HE SHE IT don ’t does n’t Get up Take a shower Brush *my teeth Get dressed Comb my hair Go to college / work Start working Finish class / work Arrive home Do housework Watch tv Go to bed Fall asleep eve ry Day Week Month . Year Friday o n Monday Friday Saturday morning. my birthday weekdays the weekend i n the morning The aftenoon. The evening a t 6 o’clock . Night. SUBJE CT AUXILI ARY COMPLEMENT (V) TIME EXPRESSION
- 8. DAILY ROUTINE Gino Fossa ESL TEACHER PRESENT SIMPLE
- 9. VOCABULARY
- 10. Days of the week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Months of the year January February March April June July August September October Novemver December o n i n o n
- 11. Months of the year January February March April May June July August September October November December When is your birthday? It’s ON July 10th. CELEBRATIONS: NEW YEAR VALENTINE’S EASTER MOTHER’S DAY LABOR DAY INTI RAYMI’S INDEPENDENCE DAY MISTURA HALLOWEEN THE DAY OF THE DEAD CHRISTMAS’ EVE CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR’S EVE When is Valentine’s?