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Describing your day: A1- Beginners:

 New language: The simple present 

Vocabulary: Routine activities 

New skill: Talking about your daily routine.


Use the simple present tense to talk about the things you do regularly: for example, when you normally go to work or eat lunch.


Key language: The simple present:


To make the simple present use the base form of the verb. ( infinitive) 


I eat lunch at noon every day 

She eats lunch at 2 pm every day 


He 

She 

It 

Add S to the verb 


Examples:


You get up at 7 o clock 

We start work at 9 o clock 

They leave work at 5 pm

He starts work at 7 pm

Robbie leaves work at 8 pm

She gets up at 6 am 


How to form the simple present tense:


I/ We/You/ They/  eat lunch at 2 pm every day 


He/ She/ it eats breakfast at 7 am every day 


Examples:


She eats dinner in the evening 

He wakes up at 7 o clock 

You leave home at 8 am

I start work at 10 am

Ellen gets up at 5 am 

I take a shower in the morning 

My parents eat dinner at 8 pm

We leave work at 4 pm

Marie eats dinner at 6 pm

His son starts work at 6 am

My sister starts work at 7 am

They eat dinner at 10 pm 


Verbs:


Eat/ Eats

Finish/ finishes

Watch/ Watches 

Start/ starts

Go/goes

Wake/ wakes 

Leave/ leaves

Take/ takes 

Have/ has


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