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1. wake up get up take a
shower
sleep
comb (my)
hair
get dressed
put on
make up
have
breakfast
go to work
go back have lunch
home
get
undressed
go to bed
watch TV
Present Simple
Frequency Adverbs
have dinner cook
brush (my)
teeth
Affirmative
I / You / We / They wake up at 7
o´clock.
He / She/ It wakes up at 7 o
´clock
Negative
I / You / We / They don´t wake
up at seven o´clock.
He / She/ It doesn´t wake up at
seven o´clock
Interrogative
Do I / You / We / They wake up
at seven o´clock?
Does He / She/ It wake up at
seven o´clock?
Short answers
yes, I/we/they do
No, I / we/ they don´t.
Yes, he/she/it does.
No, he/she / it doesn´t.
Uses:
You use the Present Simple when you want to talk about something you do regularly.
“I usually catch the bus.”
To talk about facts that are generally true.
“The sun rises every day.”
You can also use the present simple when you want to talk about your thoughts and feelings
at the present moment.
“I don't want to feel as if you don't like me.”
Form:
Always, often, usually, sometimes,
frequently, seldom, every day, once a
week, generally…
Uses:
They indicate how often something occurs and
are generally used with Present Simple.
Position: We usually put these adverbs:
Before full verbs: drive, say, feel.
After the verb be.
2. A) Rewrite the sentences below put the adverbs in brackets in the right place.
· Mary does her homework (always)
· _______________________________________________________.
· Mark watches TV (seldom)
· _______________________________________________________.
· She cooks dinner. (never)
· _______________________________________________________.
· We go to school at 8 o o´clock.(often)
· _______________________________________________________.
· We stay up until 10 p.m. (sometimes)
· _______________________________________________________.
B) Build sentences with the words given. Don´t forget to put the verb in the present Simple.
· Visit / sometimes / she / her grandparents
· _______________________________________________________.
· busy / teacher/ be / always
· _______________________________________________________.
· do / Mark / homework / seldom
· _______________________________________________________.
· sometimes / play / Colin / at school / never
· _______________________________________________________.
C) Put the following sentences in the negative form
· Susan wakes up late.
· _______________________________________________________.
· The children watch TV
· _______________________________________________________.
· Their parents go shopping at weekends.
· _______________________________________________________.
· They go to school at 8.30
· _______________________________________________________.
· Mark and Carl do their homework before dinner.
· _______________________________________________________.
· I leave school at 4 p.m.-
· _______________________________________________________.