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    This English lesson for beginners covers personal pronouns like I, you, we, they, he, she, it. It then asks for the student's personal information like name, surname, age, origin, and address. Next, it asks questions about the student's daily routines using verbs like get up, have breakfast, go to work, have lunch, have dinner, go to bed, have a shower. Finally, it discusses adverbs of frequency like always, sometimes, usually, often, never and has the student use them to describe their daily routine.

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    This English lesson for beginners covers personal pronouns like I, you, we, they, he, she, it. It then asks for the student's personal information like name, surname, age, origin, and address. Next, it asks questions about the student's daily routines using verbs like get up, have breakfast, go to work, have lunch, have dinner, go to bed, have a shower. Finally, it discusses adverbs of frequency like always, sometimes, usually, often, never and has the student use them to describe their daily routine.

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    English Lessons For A Begginer

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    Marcelo Lemos
    This English lesson for beginners covers personal pronouns like I, you, we, they, he, she, it. It then asks for the student's personal information like name, surname, age, origin, and address. Next, it asks questions about the student's daily routines using verbs like get up, have breakfast, go to work, have lunch, have dinner, go to bed, have a shower. Finally, it discusses adverbs of frequency like always, sometimes, usually, often, never and has the student use them to describe their daily routine.

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    ENGLISH LESSONS FOR A

    BEGINNER.
    Pronouns:
    I, YOU, WE, THEY, HE, SHE, IT.

    1. Personal information:
    Name:
    Surname:
    Age:
    Origin:
    Address:

    2. Answer the questions:

    1 Whats your name?

    2 Whats your surname?

    3 How old are you?

    4 Where are you from?

    5 Where do you live?

    Daily routines:

    .Verbs:
    Get up. Have breakfast. Go to work. Have lunch. Have
    dinner. Go to bed. Have a shower.

    . Write about you using the verbs above.

    . Correct if necessary:

    Adverbs of frequency:
    Always, Sometimes, Usually, Often, Never.
    Examples:
    I always get up early.
    I sometimes get up early. ALSO: Sometimes, I get up early.
    I usually get up early.
    I never get up early.

    . Use the adverbs above to describe your daily routine.

    ..

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