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What do you do? ENGLISH 0 week 12
Occupation routines.
This lesson will help you to
learn the topics related to the Work places.
Present simple: Affirmative
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and negative.
Transport.
Frequency adverbs.
You will learn about:
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Occupation
routines
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Occupation routines
These are the most common occupation routines:
Wake up: Despertarse. Get up: Levantarse.
She gets up at 6:10 am.

Emily wakes up at 6:00.
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Occupation routines
Have a shower : Tomar una ducha. Brush your teeth: Cepillarse los dientes.
He has a shower. Kevin brushes his teeth.
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Occupation routines
Brush your hair : Cepillarse el cabello. Get dressed: Vestirse.

This girl brushes her hair. He gets dressed.
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Occupation routines
Shave: Afeitarse. Put on make-up: Maquillarse.
Michael shaves his face. Jessie puts on her make-up.
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Occupation routines
Have breaskfast: Desayunar.
Mary has breakfast.
Go to the school/work: Ir al colegio / Ir al trabajo.
Alex goes to the school.
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Occupation routines
Clean the house: Limpiar la casa.
He cleans the house.
Do the dishes: Lavar los platos.
She does the dishes.
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Occupation routines
Have lunch : Almorzar. Do homework : Hacer tareas.
She does the dishes. Axel does his homework.
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Occupation routines
Play video games: Jugar video juegos. Listen to music: Escuchar música.
They play video games. Camila listens to music.
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Occupation routines
Watch TV : Ver televisión. Go for a walk : Ir a caminar
I watch TV in the living room. They go for a walk.
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Occupation routines
Have dinner : Cenar.
We have dinner at 7:00 pm.
Wash your face : Lavarse la cara.
Elsa washes her face.
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Occupation routines
Go to bed: Ir a la cama.
Freddie goes to bed early.
Fall asleep: Quedarse dormido.
Freddie falls asleep.
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Work
places
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Work places
Here you have a vocabulary list about work places:
Word Translation
Restaurant Restaurante
Pub Pub
School Escuela
Hospital Hospital
Office Oficina
Factory Fábrica
Farm Granja
Bakery Panadería
Courthouse Palacio de justicia

We love this pub.
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Work places
Word Translation
Shop Tienda
Zoo Zoológico
TV studio Estudio de televisión
Sports center Centro deportivo
Barber shop Barbería
Hair salon Peluquería
Library Biblioteca
Fire station Estación de bomberos

John is a firefighter and he works at the Fire station.
Police station Estación de policía
Butcher’s Carnicería
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Work places
I work in a restaurant. This is a library.
She studies in that school. I like zoos.
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Present
Simple:
Affirmative
and
Negative
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Present simple: affirmative and negative
Here you have a vocabulary list about work places:
Do you want pizza?
We like pizza.
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For affirmative sentences you can use this form:
Subject Verb in present Complement
I work in an office.
You study better in silence.
She cooks a delicious spaghetti.
He loves his guitar.
It has four legs.
We sleep together.
They sing in the karaoke.
Tip! Don’t forget to put the ‘S’ at the end of the verb
for the personal pronouns (she, he, it).
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For Verb Conjugation in third person (He, She, It) you can use this form:
Verbs that end in a consonant + Y, we For verbs that end in -O, -CH, -SH, -SS,
F
remove the Y and add -IES. -X, or -Z we
- add -ES in the third person
marry – marries go – goes
carry– carries catch – catches
study – studies wash – washes
worry– worries kiss – kisses
study – studies fix – fixes
worry– worries buzz – buzzes
Tip! In third person for the verb have the conjugation

is: HAS. Example: She has a dog.
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For negative sentences you can use this form:
Subject Auxiliar Verb in present Complement
I don’t work in an office.
You don’t study better in silence.
She doesn’t cook a delicious spaghetti.
He doesn’t love his guitar.
It doesn’t have four legs.
We don’t sleep together.
They don’t sing in the karaoke.
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He writes his new novel. You play video games all the time.
She doesn’t run at the park. He doesn’t talk to me because he is upset.
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Frequency
adverbs
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Frequency adverbs
The frequency adverbs are used to describe the times something happens.
I always do exercise.
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Frequency adverbs
Here you have some examples:
Subject Frequency adverb Verb in present Complement
I usually visit my doctor.
You always fight with me.
She never thinks in the future.
Subject Verb to be Frequency Adverb Complement
He is always late.
They are often at home.
Tip! Frequency adverbs are used before other

verbs, but after the verb to be.
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Frequency adverbs
I always think about you.
Word Translation
Always Siempre
Usually Normalmente
Often Frecuentemente
Sometimes A veces
Seldom Casi nunca
Never Nunca
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Frequency adverbs
You should never steal. He sometimes takes a nap.
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Frequency adverbs
Congratulations!
Now, go to the activities
and practice what you have learnt.
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ENGLISH 0 week 12

Week What do you do?

Present simple: Affirmative

These are the most common occupation routines:

Wake up: Despertarse. Get up: Levantarse.

She gets up at 6:10 am.

Brush your hair : Cepillarse el cabello. Get dressed: Vestirse.

Shave: Afeitarse. Put on make-up: Maquillarse.

Michael shaves his face. Jessie puts on her make-up.

Have breaskfast: Desayunar.

Mary has breakfast.

Go to the school/work: Ir al colegio / Ir al trabajo.

Alex goes to the school.

Clean the house: Limpiar la casa.

He cleans the house.

Do the dishes: Lavar los platos.

She does the dishes.

Have lunch : Almorzar. Do homework : Hacer tareas.

She does the dishes. Axel does his homework.

They play video games. Camila listens to music.

Watch TV : Ver televisión. Go for a walk : Ir a caminar

I watch TV in the living room. They go for a walk.

Have dinner : Cenar.

We have dinner at 7:00 pm.

Wash your face : Lavarse la cara.

Elsa washes her face.

Freddie goes to bed early.

Fall asleep: Quedarse dormido.

Freddie falls asleep.

Here you have a vocabulary list about work places:

Courthouse Palacio de justicia

TV studio Estudio de televisión

Sports center Centro deportivo

Barber shop Barbería

Hair salon Peluquería

Fire station Estación de bomberos

I work in a restaurant. This is a library.

She studies in that school. I like zoos.

Present simple: affirmative and negative

Here you have a vocabulary list about work places:

Do you want pizza?

Present simple: affirmative and negative

For affirmative sentences you can use this form:

Subject Verb in present Complement

You study better in silence.

She cooks a delicious spaghetti.

He loves his guitar.

It has four legs.

They sing in the karaoke.

Present simple: affirmative and negative

marry – marries go – goes

carry– carries catch – catches

study – studies wash – washes

worry– worries kiss – kisses

study – studies fix – fixes

worry– worries buzz – buzzes

Tip! In third person for the verb have the conjugation

Present simple: affirmative and negative

For negative sentences you can use this form:

Subject Auxiliar Verb in present Complement

I don’t work in an office.

You don’t study better in silence.