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"Practicing the Simple Present through Daily Activities"

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This interactive activity is designed to practice the Simple Present tense through daily routines. Students will answer multiple-choice questions about personal habits and a short reading about Emma’s day. The goal is to strengthen vocabulary, grammar, and reading comprehension while recognizing actions that happen every day

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This interactive activity is designed to practice the Simple Present tense through daily routines. Students will answer multiple-choice questions about personal habits and a short reading about Emma’s day. The goal is to strengthen vocabulary, grammar, and reading comprehension while recognizing actions that happen every day

by Ibeth xiomara Torres perez
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PART 1 – Personal Questions 1. What time do you get up on weekdays?

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What do you usually eat for breakfast?

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How do you go to school?

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What subject do you like the most?

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What do you do after school?

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What time does Emma wake up?

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What does she eat for breakfast?

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How does she go to school ?

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What subjects does Emma like?

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What does she do after school?

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