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Simple Present and Adverbs Fill-in

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Practice simple present with always, sometimes, never.

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Practice simple present with always, sometimes, never.

by Ingrid
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Every morning , Mia brushes her teeth and eats breakfast quickly . She finishes her chores before school . At home , her brother Tom helps with the dishes . He waters the plants , and sometimes he forgets to switch off the lights . Their routine is a good example of the used for daily . The teacher asks questions about hobbies , and the students answer with short , clear sentences that describe routine actions .

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During music class , Lily plays the piano and taps the rhythm on a drum . She skips a beat and tries her best . Her friend Noah sings softly , and they work together to finish the song . The song shows how the describes actions that happen , not just once . Students compare verbs like play , sing , and listen to see how endings stay the same for he , she , and I .

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At the park , the sun shines , and the birds sing . People walk their dogs and ride bicycles on the wide paths . The rules say , you follow safety signs , and you run across the grass . If you forget , friends remind you kindly . In this simple passage , the shows that children do every weekend . Reading aloud helps remember who does what and when it happens .

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In the kitchen , Alex reads a recipe and measures flour . He stirs gently , and he tastes the batter before adding more sugar . His sister Zoe helps with washing cups , and they leave a mess . Their routine uses the to describe daily kitchen tasks that happen again and again . After cooking , they discuss what they did and plan what to cook next week with friends .

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