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    SIMPLE PRESENT PRESENT CONTINUOUS

    We use the simple present to talk about We use the present continuous to talk about
    routines and daily activities. temporary activities or things that are
    happening right now at the moment of
     AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES speaking.

    I study at Yorkín High School.  AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES


    You study at Yorkín High School.
    He studies at Yorkín High School. I am studying English right now.
    She studies at Yorkín High School. You are studying English right now.
    It studies at Yorkín High School. He is studying English right now.
    We study at Yorkín High School. She is studying English right now.
    You study at Yorkín High School. It is studying English right now.
    They study at Yorkín High School. We are studying English right now.
    You are studying English right now.
     NEGATIVE SENTENCES They are studying English right now.

    I don’t study at Saint Clare.  NEGATIVE SENTENCES


    You don’t study at Saint Clare.
    He doesn’t study at Saint Clare. I am not studying English right now.
    She doesn’t study at Saint Clare. You are not studying English right now.
    It doesn’t study at Saint Clare. He is not studying English right now.
    We don’t study at Saint Clare. She is not studying English right now.
    You don’t study at Saint Clare. It is not studying English right now.
    They don’t study at Saint Clare. We are not studying English right now.
    You are not studying English right now.
     YES/NO QUESTION They are not studying English right now.

    Do you study at Yorkín High School?  YES/NO QUESTION


    Yes, I do.
    Are you studying English right now?
    Does he study at Saint Clare. Yes, I am.
    No, he doesn’t.
    Are you studying Math?
     WH-QUESTION No, I am not.

    Where does she study? WH-QUESTION

    She studies at Saint Clare. Why are you studying?

    Where do they live? Because I have a test.

    They live in Curridabat. When is she having the test?

    Tomorrow
    Daily Routines
    TALKING ABOUT SLEEP
    I wake up at 6 a.m.

    My mother wakes me up at 6:05 a.m. if I can’t.

    I get up at 6:10 a.m.

    I go to bed at 10 p.m. and go to sleep straight away if I’m too tired.

    If I have a late night, I have a sleep in the afternoon.

    TALKING ABOUT FOOD


    I have cereal in the morning. I have a light lunch and sometimes a snack. We have our main meal
    in the evening, all the family together. My father doesn’t bother to cook if he comes late. We get
    takeaway. We feed the pets at night as well.

    BATHROOM ROUTINES
    I have a shower in the morning. If I don’t have time, I have a wash. If I have more time, I have a
    bath instead and relax.

    I brush my teeth and put on some make up. My husband has a shaving.

    HOUSEWORK
     Fortunately: luckily
     Cleaner: person who cleans
     Do housework
     Do washing: wash your clothes
     Make bed
     Do some ironing
     Do the shopping

    SPARE TIME: FREE TIME


    Stay in: don’t go out

    Go out with friends

    Eat out: like in a restaurant

    Once a week: one time a week

    Come round: visit me at home

    Chat: have an informal conversation

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