What chores do you usually do?

I usually ____________, and _________.

What chores does he usually do?

He usually __________, and __________.

I/They/We/You He/She/It
Mop the floor Mops the floor
Vacuum the floor Vacuums the floor
Sweep the floor Sweeps the floor
Take out the garbage Takes out the garbage
Feed the pet Feeds the pet
Hang up the clothes Hangs up the clothes
(klowdz) (klowdz)
Do the laundry Does (das) the laundry
Fold the laundry (lon-dri) (lon-dri)
Cook Folds the laundry (lon-dri)
Set the table Cooks
Go shopping Sets the table
Put away the groceries Goes (gows) shopping
(gro-se-rees) Puts away the groceries
Make the bed (gro-se-rees)
Makes the bed

Clothes (klo-w-dz)
Laundry – (lon -dri)
Sweep – (s-w-ee-p)
What chores did you do yesterday?
Yesterday, I mopped the floor, and cooked.

What chores did he do last week?

Last week, he set the table, and swept the floor.

Yesterday last month 2 days ago

Last week last year

Present form Past form

Mop the floor Mopped the floor
Vacuum the floor Vacuumed the floor
Sweep the floor Swept the floor
Take out the garbage Took out the garbage
Feed the pet Fed the pet
Hang up the clothes Hung up the clothes
Do the laundry Did the laundry
Fold the laundry Folded the laundry
Cook Cooked
Set the table Set the table
Go shopping went shopping
Put away the groceries put away the groceries
Make the bed Made the bed
clean the kitchen cleaned the kitchen
Short vowels
a e i o u
bad bed bid bod bud
map beg bit mop mug
bag net big not bug
bad bed bid bod bud

Long vowels
a (ey) e i (ay) o u
bade bees bide bode cute
lame beet bite mope mute
pale peel bile note fute
bade bees bide bode bude

Any question?
Yes, I have.
None so far.

Examples
1. He/mop the floor/ set the table

Q: What chores does he usually do?

A: He usually mops the floor and sets the table.

2. She/cleaned the kitchen/cooked/did the laundry/last week

Q: What chores did she do last week?

A: She cleaned the kitchen, cooked, and did the laundry last
week.

3. My brother/fold the laundry/do the laundry/go

shopping/set the table

Q: What chores does your brother usually do?

A: My brother usually folds the laundry, does the laundry,
goes shopping, and sets the table.

4. My parents/go shopping/fold the laundry/cook/set the

table/sweep the floor/ yesterday

Q: What chores did your parents do yesterday?

A: My parents went shopping, folded the laundry, cooked, set
the table, and swept the floor yesterday.

Present form Past form

Mop the floor Mopped the floor
Vacuum the floor
Sweep the floor
Take out the garbage
Feed the pet
Hang up the clothes
Do the laundry
Fold the laundry
Cook
Set the table
Go shopping
Put away the groceries
Make the bed
clean the kitchen
Mopped – (mopT)
Vacuumed – (vak-yumd)
Garbage – (gar-bij)
Clothes – (klow-dz)
Cooked – (kukT)
Nouns according to quantity
Apples a basket of apples.
Vacuumed the floor
Swept the floor
Took out the garbage
Fed the pet
Hung up the clothes
Did the laundry
Folded the laundry
Cooked
Set the table
went shopping
put away the groceries
Made the bed
cleaned the kitchen
Juice a glass of juice.

Slice – (is-lays)