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Daily Routine - Present Simple

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Daily routines with Present Simple

by Danielle
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Slide 1: What is the Present Simple?

The Present Simple describes routines, regular actions, facts, and habits. It is used for actions that happen regularly or daily.

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Slide 2: Time Expressions

Common time phrases include every day, usually, often, always, and twice a day.

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Slide 3: Subject + Verb

For most verbs, use subject + base verb. Examples: I/you/we/they go, he/she/it goes.

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Slide 4: Third Person S

In the third person singular, add -s or -es. Examples: he walks, she watches.

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Slide 5: Negative Form

Use do not (don't) or does not (doesn't) with base verbs. Examples: I don’t eat, he doesn’t drink.

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Slide 6: Questions

Form questions with do or does before the subject. Example: Do you wake up early?

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Slide 7: Daily Activities

Examples of routines: wake up, have breakfast, go to work, finish work, go home.

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Slide 8: Short Answers

Use Yes, I do / No, I don’t when answering. Example: Do you exercise? Yes, I do.

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Slide 9: Everyday Tips

Keep sentences simple. Use present simple for routines and schedules. Include adverbs like usually or often for accuracy.

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Slide 10: Quick Practice

Fill the gaps: She ___ to work at 8 a.m. — goes. Try forming other sentences with do/does.

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