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Speaking Situations: Simple Sentences

Speaking Situations: Simple Sentences

Use Simple Present Tense to talk about daily activities.
Sample phrases for these situations
Vocabulary for these situations

Conversation Practice

1. Practice telling your partner or classmates about your daily activities.

For example,

Every day I get up at _____o'clock.

Then, I eat my breakfast.

I go to work/class at _____ o'clock.

I usally finish work/class at _____o'clock.

In the evenings, I like to watch television.

I always go to bed at 10:30 p.m.

2. Ask your partner about his/her daily activities.

Example

Where do you work?

I work at Penny's.

When do you (usually) start work?

At 9:00 (a.m.)

I finish at 5:00 (p.m.)

What do you do after school?

I play soccer with my friends.

Or sometimes I go shopping with my mom.

3. Talk about someone else's daily activities.

Remember to use the -s form of the verb for third person (singular).

Example

Tyra usually gets up at 7:30.

Then she takes a shower and brushes her teeth. . .

Cory and Lori are twins.

They live in Omaha.

They ride the bus to school every day.

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