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PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE
The simple present is used to talk about something that is happening right now or something that happens every day.
I get up every day at 6 AM
The zoo has a panda
I am at work right now.
We like to cook
PRESENT SIMPLE NEGATIVE
I don’t get up early on Sundays
The zoo doesn’t have monkeys, but they have pandas.
I am not at home right now, I’m at work.
We don’t like to go to restaurants, we like to cook.
PRESENT SIMPLE – QUESTIONS
Does John live in London?
Does Tom get up early every day?
Does he need a new jacket?
Does he work in a hospital?
NEW WORDS – DAILY ROUTINES
Daily routine.
Wake up
Get up
She washes her face.
Eat breakfast (have breakfast)
She brushes her teeth.
He gets dressed.
He goes to school
He has lunch
He takes the schoolbus.
Complete the text
I _____ up every day at 6AM. I stay in bed for 15 minutes, then I ______ up at 6:15 AM.
I _________ my face, then I prepare breakfast and _______ breakfast.
After breakfast, I ________ my teeth, get ____________, take my school bag, and _____ to school.
At noon I _________ lunch in the lunchroom at school.
At 3 PM, school is over, I ______ the bus to go home.
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