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Present Simple Adventure: Save the Daily Routine Kingdom

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Welcome to Present Simple Adventure!

In this game, you will complete 15 grammar challenges related to the Present Simple tense. Read each question carefully and select the best answer. Some questions will ask you to identify the correct form of the verb, while others will test your understanding of questions, negatives, and daily routines.

For each correct answer, you will earn points and move closer to becoming the Grammar Champion. Read the feedback after each question to learn from your mistakes and improve your grammar skills.

Try your best, have fun, and remember: every challenge helps you become a better English speaker!

By the end of the game, students will be able to identify and use the Present Simple correctly to talk about daily routines, habits, and general facts through interactive grammar challenges.

Procedures
1. Enter the Quizizz game using the code provided by the teacher.
2. Write your name correctly.
3. Read the learning objective before starting.
4. Answer each question individually.
5. Review the explanation after each question.
6. Continue until all 15 questions are completed.
8. Discuss common mistakes and correct answers with the teacher at the end of the activity.

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Hazel Herrera
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Welcome to Present Simple Adventure! In this game, you will complete 15 grammar challenges related to the Present Simple tense. Read each question carefully and select the best answer. Some questions will ask you to identify the correct form of the verb, while others will test your understanding of questions, negatives, and daily routines. For each correct answer, you will earn points and move closer to becoming the Grammar Champion. Read the feedback after each question to learn from your mistakes and improve your grammar skills. Try your best, have fun, and remember: every challenge helps you become a better English speaker! By the end of the game, students will be able to identify and use the Present Simple correctly to talk about daily routines, habits, and general facts through interactive grammar challenges. Procedures 1. Enter the Quizizz game using the code provided by the teacher. 2. Write your name correctly. 3. Read the learning objective before starting. 4. Answer each question individually. 5. Review the explanation after each question. 6. Continue until all 15 questions are completed. 8. Discuss common mistakes and correct answers with the teacher at the end of the activity.

by Hazel Herrera
1

She _____ to school every day.

2

Choose the correct sentence.

3

They _____ (study) English on Mondays.

Written answer

4

When do we use the Present Simple?

5

He _____ (eat) breakfast at 6:30 a.m.

Written answer

6

"Hi! My name is Tom. I am 12 years old. I wake up at 6:00 a.m., eat breakfast, and go to school at 7:00 a.m." What does Tom do before going to school?

7

What is the correct order of a typical school-day routine?

Choose one or more answers

8

What time _____ (do) she go to school?

Written answer

9

Choose the correct sentence.

Choose one or more answers

10

My dog _____ very happy when I come home.

11

Which activity is NOT a daily routine?

12

Choose the Correct Sentence

13

Choose the correct sentence to unlock the door:

14

"Superman wake up at 6:00 a.m." What is the mistake?

15

Read the clue: "I wake up at 5:30 a.m. I wear a uniform. I study English and Math." Who am I?

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We use goes because the subject is she. In the Present Simple, verbs usually take -s or -es with he, she, it.

With the subject he, we add -s to the verb in the Present Simple.

With they, we use the base form of the verb. Example: They study English on Mondays.

The Present Simple is commonly used for: Daily routines Habits Facts General truths Example: I wake up at 6:00 a.m. every day.

We use eats because the subject is he. In the Present Simple, verbs usually take -s or -es with he, she, it.

The text says that Tom eats breakfast before going to school.

Most students wake up first, then eat breakfast, and finally go to school.

We use does with third-person singular subjects.

After doesn't, the verb goes back to its base form.

"My dog" is singular (it), so we use is

Most people cannot fly to the moon every day!

With they, we use are.

I → am I → study (not studies)

With he, the verb needs -s. Correct: Superman wakes up at 6:00 a.m.

The clues describe a student because students wear uniforms and study subjects at school.

 
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