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Talking About Routines: Present Simple Sentence Practice

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Instructions:
Put the words of each sentence in the correct order to make a grammatically correct sentence in the Present Simple tense. Pay attention to adverbs of frequency (always, usually, often, etc.) and time expressions (on Sundays, in the evening, etc.).

Example:
always / He / on Sundays / plays / football → He always plays football on Sundays.

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Talking About Routines: Present Simple Sentence PracticeOnline version

Instructions: Put the words of each sentence in the correct order to make a grammatically correct sentence in the Present Simple tense. Pay attention to adverbs of frequency (always, usually, often, etc.) and time expressions (on Sundays, in the evening, etc.). Example: always / He / on Sundays / plays / football → He always plays football on Sundays.

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