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    The document describes Mr Bean's typical weekday and weekend schedules using the present simple tense. On weekdays, Mr Bean wakes up at 6am, has a shower, eats breakfast at 7am, reads the newspaper, and goes to work at 7:30am. On Saturdays, his schedule is different - he wakes up at 8am and eats breakfast later, has a bath instead of a shower, and goes for a run instead of reading the newspaper. The end asks Mr Bean questions about his job, to which he responds that he is a teacher, teaches English, and works at a language school, driving there instead of walking.

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    The document describes Mr Bean's typical weekday and weekend schedules using the present simple tense. On weekdays, Mr Bean wakes up at 6am, has a shower, eats breakfast at 7am, reads the newspaper, and goes to work at 7:30am. On Saturdays, his schedule is different - he wakes up at 8am and eats breakfast later, has a bath instead of a shower, and goes for a run instead of reading the newspaper. The end asks Mr Bean questions about his job, to which he responds that he is a teacher, teaches English, and works at a language school, driving there instead of walking.

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    "Do You Always Take The Bus To Work?" "Does She Ever Do Her Homework On Time?" "Yes She Does." "No I Don't." "No She Doesn't."

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    Jelena Popovic
    The document describes Mr Bean's typical weekday and weekend schedules using the present simple tense. On weekdays, Mr Bean wakes up at 6am, has a shower, eats breakfast at 7am, reads the newspaper, and goes to work at 7:30am. On Saturdays, his schedule is different - he wakes up at 8am and eats breakfast later, has a bath instead of a shower, and goes for a run instead of reading the newspaper. The end asks Mr Bean questions about his job, to which he responds that he is a teacher, teaches English, and works at a language school, driving there instead of walking.

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    The Present Simple - "I do."

    We use the Present Simple tense to talk about regular or permanent actions.

    Examples

    Do Does

    "Do you always take the bus to "Does she ever do her homework on
    Question - ?
    work?" time?"

    Positive Answer - Yes "Yes I do." "Yes she does."

    Negative Answer -
    "No I don't." "No she doesn't."
    No

    Every Monday Mr Bean wakes up at 6.00 am.He gets up at 6.15 am,and goes to the bathroom.He
    usually has a shower,then he has a shave and brushes his teeth.He eats breakfast at about 7.00
    am.After breakfast he reads the newspaper.At 7.30 am he

    goes to work.

    On Saturday Mr Bean doesn't wake up at 6.00 am. He wakes up at 8.00 am. He doesn't get up at
    6.15 am. He gets up at 9.00 amHe doesn't go to the office. He goes to the bathroom.He doesn't have a
    shower. He has a bath.After his bath, he doesn't have a cup of coffee. He has a shave and brushes his
    teeth.He doesn't eat breakfast at about 7.00 am. He eats breakfast at about 10.00 am.After breakfast
    he doesn't read the newspaper. He goes for a run.After his run he doesn't go to work. He usually visits
    his friends.

    "Mr Bean, what do you do?" "I'm a teacher."

    "What do you teach?" "I teach English."

    "Where do you work?" "I work at a language school in London.

    "Do you usually walk to work?" "No, I always drive."

    "What time do you usually start?" "I usually start w

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